Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Guo Tai Lim ᠌

This is where everyone writes this, and I will write what everyone else puts here: for this price, a very respectable device. A form of middle class that considers themselves to be part of the elite. Yet, if you do not anticipate this level of excellence from him, then you will find that it is to your liking. Redmi Note 4 was upgraded to by me using (after 5 years of operation the battery died). Overall, I am not disappointed, but I also cannot say that I am pleased. Has pros: 1. You move as quickly as a cheetah. 2. Dimensions that feel like they were tailored to my hand. 3. Handsome. The artwork is ruined, however, by the markings on the back that read ROSO, Manufactured in, CE, and a bucket that has been crossed out. 4. Additional perks included quick charging, a bumper that was merely average but was free, and a screen protector that was already installed (not glass, but a very decent film). Cons: 1. Photo. The photo quality has the potential to improve given the abundance of cameras. The quality isn't terrible in theory, but considering the optics, I was hoping for something better. And a really drawn-out concentration. 2. Terrible full-time dialer. Get the alternate version right away by downloading it. 3. I am very grateful for the bumper that was included in the kit; however, the plug on the power supply is a mystery to me. Either replace the bumper right away, or take a knife to the plug, and cut it. 4. We are forced to put up with an awful trend toward longer screens with an aspect ratio of 20:9. In my perspective, a ratio of 4:3 is optimal (well, or like my old 16:9).