Review on Xiaomi Poco F3 Night Black: 256GB ROM and 8GB RAM for Enhanced Performance by Ahmad ᠌

When it came time to choose a phone for myself, I looked to online reviews for guidance. I considered both the quantity of the filling and the cost before making my decision. In addition, a number of bloggers have stated that the phone's hardware is really impressive considering the cost of it. When you take into account everything that this phone possesses, there aren't really any other phones that can compete with it. Software is the lone exception to this rule. Before to that, I used an Honor 10, and then I upgraded to an Honor 20 pro. Hence, the Poco F3 has the poorest user experience possible in terms of its operating system. The DROP was the final nail in the coffin before I wrote this review. While I washed my hair in the shower, I watched a video on YouTube on my phone. When the drop impacted the screen, the video immediately began to play backward. The display had the impression that the user's finger was pressing down on the phone. At first, I had no idea what was going on. I was completely confused. Constant issues arise whenever he tries to use the proximity sensor near his ear. It is possible for it to turn off after you have already removed the phone from your ear and begun looking at the screen. On the other hand, it is possible for it to switch on by accident if you raise it to your ear and press something while it is there. Occasionally, there will be some kind of error, and when you turn the phone, the icons will be placed in a manner that is somewhat haphazard. In general, the most disappointing aspect of using this phone is the poor quality of the experience it provides. The most intriguing aspect is that several bloggers expressed concern about this, yet I went ahead and took the risk nonetheless. It might be best to check into other models that have operating systems that are more reliable.