Review on realme X3 Superzoom 8/128 GB Smartphone, Blue by Amit Kumar (Amit) ᠌

Conclusion. Simply put, this is an incredible piece of technology for their 28-30 for version 8/128. At this price, it's highly unlikely that you'll find something better. While making a buying decision, many individuals evaluate the device in question in relation to the Galaxy S20 FE; however, I do not find that evaluation to be valid. To begin, there is a wide range of different prices. In the second place, the evaluation does not look good for the S20 FE. Got pros: Now, gentlemen, I am at the point where I can discuss my thoughts regarding the apparatus. I will evaluate it in comparison to the phone I had before, which was a Samsung S10 Plus running Exynos. 1. Screen. After all of that vyrviglaznogo Amoled, I just needed a deep breath. The eyes do not become fatigued, and even at the lowest possible brightness level, there is no sensation that tears will start to run out of them. In addition to it, a frequency of 120 hertz is a given. I used to believe that this was merely an example of greedy marketing in an attempt to attract a large number of customers. It ended up being a pretty neat quality of the product. 2. Battery. This phone has a longer battery life than the Galaxy S10 Plus, even when the always-on 120Hz mode is enabled. In most cases, adequate for a complete 24 hours. 3. Design. The aspect of the comparison that is most open to personal interpretation. I like the style, and the color I choose with is a white matte. On the other hand, the phone does not produce a WOW impact as the Samsung did, but I found that Realme was more useful in everyday situations. In numerous reviews as well, it was mentioned that the plastic surrounding the frame of many of the copies was cracked. On this occasion, I would want to discuss two topics: first, the phone will be enclosed in a case, and you will not realize that there is a plastic frame here until you begin reading the reviews. 4. Effectiveness as well as optimization. Here, Realme smashes Samsung's claims to the ground. There is none of the insane throttling and heating, as well as none of the interface's slowing down or lagginess. 5. Shell. It's up to the individual to decide. I don't consider myself to be one of those persons who has to have complete control over every aspect of the user interface in order to make it work for them. Therefore, I do not require the extensive functionality that ONE UI offers. Instead, I prefer Realme UI because of its closeness to the stock Android experience and its reliance on a minimal amount of supplemental software. The Realme UI is the one I'll go with. 6. Ergonomics and convenience. Simple to operate and comfortable to hold in the hand. Obviously, this is not the kind of equipment that can be operated with just one hand, but despite that, it can still be used. The scanner that is located on the side is an excellent and convenient solution. Moreover, I enjoyed the vibro. Why is it that so many reviews ignore this fact is beyond my comprehension. Vibration feedback on par with the flagship model, even better than the S10. Cons: Cameras. It is important to point out that the wide-angle lens is just included for demonstration purposes. There is no optical stabilization on the primary lens. There is a wow factor associated with telephoto, but I can't think of any situations in which it would be useful. Telephoto is very cool. The cameras on this planet are, on average, not as good as those in the galaxy. Despite this, one shouldn't automatically assume that they are harmful. These are of high quality, and if you know what you're doing with them, you may get some pretty amazing photographs from them.