Review on Xiaomi POCO M3 4/64 GB Global Smartphone, black by Agata Roguska ᠌

In general, if you consider the price and consider the market as a whole, an excellent tube. There is no NFC support because it is exclusive to the Pro edition. Would put four if there weren't any issues with the bluetooth connection. Perhaps this is a marriage that is unique to my phone; I did not comprehend this. Pros: Price Memory size The MIUI firmware is far more pleasant and user-friendly than stock Android. Maintains its charge well and operates for an extended period of time Rapidly charges from the device's native charger Including silicone shell and glass protection, both of which are of a high quality The game may be played without any lag. I play League of Legends, and there is absolutely no dispute about it: the game runs at a smooth 60 frames per second regardless of the graphics settings. Cons: Extremely poor camera, especially in comparison to the Xiaomi Mi A3, even though that model was missing several stars in the sky. There are issues with bluetooth, such as the fact that the phone will cease sending sound to the headphones at certain angles and at a distance of around half a meter. When I am riding a bike with it in the back pocket of my trousers, for instance, the sound becomes sporadic; however, the issue may be remedied by moving the phone to the front pocket of my jacket. I tried a few different pairs of headphones, but the issue is still present. When contrasted with flagships, it is not quite as exciting. Included is a short charging wire that is bulky. The fingerprint sensor works quickly within apps, but it takes a while for the lock screen to be unlocked.