Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Adithep Saengdern ᠌

Of course, the phone is pleasant in general. between the POCO X3 and the Redmi Note 9 Pro. POCO triumphs Still getting used to it, barely been two weeks. Nevertheless the phone is great for the price, and I suggest it. Its benefits As I don't play games, the functionalities were crucial to me, and as a result, I switched from the Xiaomi Mi Max2 to the ROSO X3 nfc: battery - memory - accumulation - camera - NFC - fingerprint in a place that is handy for me - clear screen - excellent audio - size (not as wide as Mi Max2, but not little either, which was significant for me) (not as wide as Mi Max2, but not small either, which was important for me) - Quick recharging - The meal arrived right away. Cons include: - the inability to set a speed dial to call a contact - the inability to see the tune that has been selected for the contact's call (I'm hoping I'll grow used to it). - the camera sticks out a lot, but this is fixed with the aid of a case. - don't remove the application menu (it's not important), I just don't like multiple desktops. By the way, after the case is taken out of the packaging, even the glass cannot be placed on the screen since the case will stick to it. A lot of junk is preinstalled (I had to spend time removing it), and after the meal, some junk (in the form of games, for example) returned again. As a result, I do not use it, and I purchased another case. It is inconvenient that the headphone jack is at the bottom of the phone (but I purchased wireless ones). After using it for 1.5 months, I will add. It takes a while for the fingerprint scanner to react. simply an absurdly awful keyboard. You must essentially beat on the letters. Moreover, you must press "space" twice. Maybe I'm missing something, but I have no idea what to do. Could you perhaps explain how to remedy this?