💾 Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Smartphone with 128GB Storage, 6GB RAM, and 5160mAh Battery - 6.67" DotDisplay, GSM LTE Factory Unlocked, Snapdragon Processor (Shadow Grey) - International Version Review
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| Wireless Carrier | Unlocked for All Carriers |
|---|---|
| Brand | Xiaomi |
| Form Factor | Smartphone |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 6 GB |
| Operating System | Android 10.0 |
| Cellular Technology | 4G, 2G |
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Description of 💾 Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Smartphone with 128GB Storage, 6GB RAM, and 5160mAh Battery - 6.67" DotDisplay, GSM LTE Factory Unlocked, Snapdragon Processor (Shadow Grey) - International Version
Product Overview
The Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC 128GB, 6GB RAM, 5160mAh (typ) Large Battery, 6.67 DotDisplay, QUALCOMM Snapdragon GSM LTE Factory Unlocked Smartphone - International Version (Shadow Grey) is a feature-packed smartphone that offers an impressive user experience. With its advanced technology and sleek design, this smartphone stands out in the competitive market of 📱 cell phones & accessories.
Key Features
The Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC boasts several noteworthy features that make it a top choice for smartphone users. Equipped with the Xiaomi DotDisplay technology, the device offers vibrant colors...
Pros
- Quite a good bumper in the kit and a protective film already from the factory, stereo sound when listening to music from external speakers, design, ergonomics, the presence of nfc (+/- below), speed, fast charging, no jambs and freezes, fairly loud speaker, excellent camera even in a standard application.
Cons
- When lying down with a regular smartphone in hand, the wire will rub against your stomach because the earphone jack is placed at the bottom. The only claim on the cover is this odd plug for the charging socket, which I mistakenly snipped out a month later when I realized it was just getting in the way. The third stumbling block was related to the Chrome browser (most likely those who buy this smartphone now will not have this), and it was the screen's ability to switch to reading mode on its own accord; if it were any simpler, users could simply disable this feature in the smartphone's settings, but the screen would still switch to reading mode on its own. As a result, it was dealt with in the browser's console, which was a little but unpleasant inconvenience.
Pros
- Good display, quick charging, no hiccups or freezes, audible volume, good camera quality even in everyday use, decent bumper included in the package and a protective film applied at the factory, stereo sound when playing music through external speakers, user-friendly layout, NFC support (+/- below), and so on.
Cons
- If you lay down on the floor with a regular smartphone in your hand, the cord will rub against your stomach because the earphone jack is at the bottom. One tiny claim remains on the cover: this strange plug for the charging socket, which I foolishly severed a month later because it was in the way and not doing anything useful. The third stumbling block was related to the Chrome browser (most people who buy this smartphone right now will not have this), and it was the screen's ability to switch to reading mode on its own accord. So, it was handled in the browser's console, which was a little but unpleasant inconvenience.
Pros
- The phone has a great display, quick charging, no hiccups or freezes, a loud speaker, and an excellent camera even when used for basic tasks. It also comes with a decent bumper and a protective film right out of the box, plays music in stereo when plugged into external speakers, and has a sleek and user-friendly design.
Cons
- Standard smartphones have the headphone jack on the bottom, which is really inconvenient because the cord will rub against your stomach if you lie down while listening to your music. The only legitimate claim on the case is this strange plug for the charging socket, which I foolishly severed a month after installing it. The third stumbling block was related to the Chrome browser (most likely those who buy this smartphone now will not have this), and it was the screen's spontaneous transition to reading mode. If it is simpler, the screen itself goes into reading mode when it sees fit, and turning it off this mode through the settings in the smartphone has no effect. So, it was dealt with via the browser's console, which was a minor but unpleasant inconvenience.
Pros
- Excellent camera even in standard applications, decent bumper in the kit, as well as a protective film already from the factory, stereo sound when listening to music from external speakers, design, ergonomics, and the presence of nfc (+/- below). Nice screen, speed, fast charging, no jams or freezes.
Cons
- It is not at all handy that the headphone port is at the bottom of the device; for instance, if you lie down while holding a typical smartphone, the wire will rest on your stomach. The cover just makes a modest claim: this is a weird plug for the charging socket, which I foolishly pulled off after a month because it merely causes interference. The third bug specifically related to the Chrome browser and involved a spontaneous transition to reading mode. To put it simply, the screen automatically enters reading mode when it deems it appropriate, and disabling this mode through the smartphone's settings has no impact. As a result, it was handled through the browser's built-in console, which was minor but unpleasant.
Pros
- Quite a good bumper in the kit and a protective film already from the factory, stereo sound when listening to music from external speakers, design, ergonomics, and the presence of nfc (+/- below).
Cons
- When lying down with a typical smartphone in hand, the cord will rub against your stomach due to the jack's position on the device's underside. This tiny claim is on the cover: it's a strange plug for the charging socket, and about a month ago I foolishly lopped it off because it was in the way. The third snag was browser-specific (most people who buy this smartphone right now won't have it): the screen would spontaneously switch to reading mode if that would make things easier. However, this meant it had to be dealt with in the browser's console—a minor inconvenience but nevertheless unpleasant.
Pros
- Nice screen, speed, fast charging, absence of jambs and freezes, fairly loud speaker, excellent camera even when used in a standard application, fairly good bumper in the kit, as well as a protective film already from the factory, stereo sound when listening to music from external speakers, design, ergonomics, and the presence of NFC (+/- below).
Cons
- It is extremely inconvenient that the headphone jack is situated at the bottom of the device. For instance, if you are lying down and holding a standard smartphone, the cord will be resting against your stomach. There is only a little criticism that can be made against the cover: this is a weird plug for the charging socket, and about a month later, I carelessly cut it off because it only interferes. The third jamb concerned specifically the Chrome browser (most likely, those who buy this smartphone now will not have this), specifically, a spontaneous transition to reading mode, or, to put it another way, the screen itself goes into reading mode when it sees fit, and turning it off this mode through the settings in the smartphone will not have any effect on it. As a consequence of this, it was handled through the console directly in the browser itself, which was a minor but unpleasant process.
Pros
- - long battery life - no ads in the app launcher - a screen that refreshes at 120 hertz
Cons
- - Lag in the interface and poor picture quality at 120 hertz. Aspects: Sizes - an intimidatingly large camera block
Pros
- I won't give you another "topchik for your money"-style platitude. In fact, I read them and then decided to take it. Give me the good news on why I should care: The sound system is fantastic. In broad daylight, and with fully developed hearing faculties. Even with the case held in a portrait orientation, the external speakers work in pairs (similar to stereo, which is heard as stereo) to produce a satisfying aural environment. With videos, you may enjoy yourself without being frustrated by the one-way audio. The phone "nearly" causes my Marshal-Monitor to tremble (the reviews aren't exaggerating when they say that the POCO X3 is worth buying if you have ears that are little more advanced than 5k). When using the same Aimp settings, the equalization that comes pre-installed sounds great. There is no lack of depth or volume, and the tone is never condescending. + The camera's modes and subject matter are both open for experimentation. On a separate point, I will confirm that the Macro is sufficient, even at 2MP. The front-facing camera is standard as well; there's not much wrong with it. After much time spent searching, I finally located this soap by perusing the photo reviews of previous customers. But blimb, it's not a professional-grade DSLR. More than that, the noise is kept to a minimum, and the detailing is passable even in complicated scenarios (shadows, glare on shine). The Instagram bloggers in the family will be set for at least two years. + Accum. Unfortunately, you won't find any feedback on this page. I get a couple of days out of it, and that's with the way I use it. The fingerprint reader works lightning fast. The new phone has instantaneous unlocking. I was worried that the narrow button wouldn't accommodate a sensor of sufficient size, but my worries were unfounded. While using a toad to find a replacement for the kit's cover, up to one thousand of them will die from asphyxia. Not only that, but Xiaomi has taken the initiative to include a protective film in the packaging. The charging port is protected by a plug in the cover, which is also strong and sturdy, and the device is safe from pocket dust. A good flashlight and fast internet connection are examples of such details.
Cons
- SHOVEL. Crap, a shovel. If the maker were to shorten the phone by just 20 millimeters, it would be a formidable workhorse, thanks to its stylish hardware/cost ratio. But. The shape of the case is a major flaw, especially for a case. Fingers must fall into the power button's recess for a secure grip, at which point the scanner will begin to read a fake fingerprint. Fingerprint unlocking will eventually stop working and the phone will require a password, key, or PIN to be accessed. Oh, the folly. Is it just me, or does the screen occasionally flicker? It causes a noticeable blurring and shaking in low-light animations of all types. Not knowing till I looked, but the feelings are brand new. While not a serious issue, it does hamper the field of vision somewhat.
Pros
- glaring, juicy display 120 Hertz. On the screen is a good factory movie. Amazing stereo sound. selfie and standard cameras. With stabilization, 4K video. the lack of bangs and drops. 6/128 G, clever is truly smart. 33 watt battery charger. NFC.
Cons
- the placement and quantity of cameras. impression of a button. no magnetometer. speaker system. Blue display. from the box's cover. No 5G. eye-watering notification indication.
Pros
- It's fantastic for games. Heavy. Case for a novice. There is a typical shout, stereo, and sound. The is enjoyable rather than bothersome. It was unable to easily disable the Poco shell. The charging cord is just 65 cm long, or so. Order for Ali on September 9, 2022, price 15272.
Cons
- 1. FPS drops when background work is being done, such as with ates. This load is typical. This is extremely obvious with a quick change from 120 Hz to 30-40 Hz. Such twitches are less obvious on older phones. It's a matter of habit, but there is still such an impact. FPS monitoring (Additional options Developer choices Power monitor) was once again used to verify. screen captures as images. The findings are as follows: - fps loss when scrolling by 10–20% on a brand-new, recently restarted phone - If there are several background processes running and the phone hasn't been reset in a while (more than a week), the frame rate will drop by 20–40%. 2. The phone's bottom, where the speaker is located, has a vibrating plastic rear cover. I never touch this place and always use a cover, thus this doesn't affect me at all. 3. The headphones' audio output is muffled. I've got the Sennheiser on, so maybe it depends on the headphones. 4. Disgusting back cover art. The color is fading, there are odd stripes, and a huge emblem of an unheard-of company. Overall, I'll exercise patience.
