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Posted by Rocky69

- January 06, 2021, 16:16:51

Well, 120hz display with 240hz touch sampling rate andHDR10, this is the best phone for gaming if u have low budget. But SD732G chipset is kinda crap. U won't be able to play pubg at highest graphics setting with max fps. If u have money, look for devices which have at least SD855 chipset.

Posted by CH1NGON

- November 27, 2020, 09:46:27

Lol, the phone is good enough for most people, except it's cheaper than most others
If you want so called a perfect that those youtubers claim, go for a flagship that may cost you 5 times more than this phone

Posted by Ibrar Sheikh

- October 25, 2020, 15:21:20

A well written paid article. My cousin is using the poco x3 and asked him about screen and he said nothing to notice other than fluid experience. As a techie I used for an hour and tbh I was tired of finding a single issue except camera potrait fixed focal.
This article happens when content writer is asked to write in a day about negativity of something

Posted by Constantin

- October 19, 2020, 22:33:39

Always will be the mode from googlephone for better pics. I saluted this decision to full control of camera with app. I have from start mi9t pro with same camera and is way better after installed google camera
That it's the reason of free full control of cam.thx xaomi

Posted by anon guy

- October 19, 2020, 14:12:31

I have this phone and honestly it's pretty great. Although the macro camera is a joke and the 64MP mode doesn't seem any better than its regular mode, that's not to say it doesn't take great photos in its default mode. Not Pixel-level of course, but nothing to scoff at either under reasonable conditions.

At the $200 I payed for it, I'm getting WAY more mileage out of this than I expected. I planned on upgrading to a flagship and just using this as a temporary phone, but I'm actually at the point where upgrading seems kinda pointless. This a good device.

Posted by John Yamamoto

- October 19, 2020, 13:08:24

Seems like somebody want to get a Flagship level phone with a mid range price... just bear with those "problem" if you want to accept the price point... btw those who wrote this forum really try the phone by your own hand or just hear from people? If not, you're writing a comment and review about a phone without try it by your own hand... what a shame...

Posted by Mit

- October 19, 2020, 11:21:52

That's it? I thought it was a serious issue or whatever. The phone can handle that kind of issue.

Posted by gg_ez

- October 19, 2020, 09:41:59

Checked Notebookcheck's own review and the PWM is very high at 2358Hz on brightness of less than or equal to 40%. The review even said that the PWM is very high and is not noticiable even on sensitive users. Nitpicking?

Posted by JoshGodOfThunder

- October 19, 2020, 06:03:49

It's not like camera is life. All that matters to me is that I can play all android games in highest graphics without lagging and heating up.

Posted by Redaktion

- October 17, 2020, 20:34:47

With the Poco X3, Xiaomi presents a small price-performance wonder for less than 230 Euros (~$272). The smartphone presents itself very complete and even offers modern equipment features such as a 120-Hz display and a Snapdragon 732G. However, it still has its weaknesses.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Poco-X3-Not-a-smartphone-for-everyone-despite-the-top-equipment.498147.0.html