Great phone but user interface isn't that great. I think this is mainly a phone for techies who want a budget phone. If you're not comfortable flashing new firmware, I'd probably advise getting a budget Pixel instead. Personally, I'm sticking with MIUI a little longer because I don't want to void my warranty, but I've had to tweak a lot of things in the settings to make it work more the way I like it. In any case, the battery is great. I miss AMOLED, but 120Hz makes up for it. And my reception…

Very poor quality phone calls, there is always noise and it cuts out. The microphone for voice messages in apps like WhatsApp is very poor, as is the speaker when making calls. The connection is very bad, the internet crashes, it's impossible to play online games, even simple ones like Bomber Friends. Xiaomi/Poco's notification system is TERRIBLE. It took me hours to figure out how to get Outlook to show notifications on the lock screen and they just disappear out of nowhere and it's ruining my

I bought this phone after selling my Galaxy S10+ which I was disappointed with. I don't miss anything except Samsung Pay. Pros for x3 nfc: Great battery life. Super fast charging with included adapter. Good performance including games. Huge punch hole screen, bright enough. ).The camera is pretty good, at least two of them.Miui (I like them)Stereo speakersHas a headphone jack (see cons)Comes with a decent case.NFC (Google Pay) 120 display is nice and sleek.Dual sim or sim and SD Card IR Blaster

I have had mobile phones for several weeks, I use them every day. This is an honest review. I will mention the downsides that I noticed about this phone. Pros: 1. Blast for Buck.2. Good storage space.3. I (personally) like the screen. I read other reviews not really liking the screen etc.4. I love big screens and this screen is perfect for me.5. dual speakers.6. Pretty good battery life. I use it for work/email/gaming/videos/etc. Charge 1x/2x per day. Cons: 1. Camera. The photo quality is not…