On hand POCO X3 NFC: Good design, beautiful screen, powerful configuration

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Recently POCO has officially launched the next generation of products called POCO X3 NFC however unlike previous generations, the machine is equipped with only the first processor 7 only.

Holding the POCO X3 NFC in his hand, TechTimes feels that the machine has a much more bunker than the previous generation with the textures between the back and the quite large POCO logo, the patterns on the back also give color effects each. when changing viewing angle. POCO X3 NFC is introduced in 2 color versions Black and Blue. Although equipped inside a battery with a capacity of more than 5000mAh, the device is still not too thick and weighs only 215g.

The back is not too fussy but still creates an accent when looking at it.

The back is not too fussy but still creates an accent when looking at it.

The front of the device is equipped with a 6.67 inch screen with a resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels and to better protect the screen, the company has also equipped Gorilla 5 toughened glass for the ability to withstand impact and scratches. scratch better.

One point that TechTimes highly appreciates on this machine is that it has equipped a screen with a scanning frequency of up to 120Hz to help improve the user experience instead of racing on the processor. And it also seems that this is also the reason that in this new generation, the company only equips the top 7 processor instead of the 8 head processor for its products, more specifically, the POCO X3 NFC is equipped with the same Snapdragon 732G processor. 6GB of RAM. With this configuration, you can comfortably play all current games smoothly and especially when combined with a 120Hz screen, it will give users a better experience.

In terms of imaging capabilities, POCO X3 NFC is equipped with a set of 4 main cameras with 64MP + 13MP + 2MP + 2MP respectively, of which the main camera uses Sony IMX682 sensor for quality photos. The 4 camera set of the machine fully supports the current popular photography needs of users such as wide angle, macro, portrait. In addition, the front of the device is also equipped with a selfie camera with a resolution of up to 20MP.

Camera is designed quite convex quite a lot.

Camera is designed quite convex quite a lot.

POCO X3 NFC will give you a longer lasting ability with a battery with a capacity up to 5160mAh. In addition to the high battery capacity, the device is also supported with 33W fast charging technology and according to the manufacturer's announcement, within 30 minutes the machine will reach more than 60% of the battery and after 65 minutes, it will reach 100%.

The device is sold with a 33W fast charger inside the box.

The device is sold with a 33W fast charger inside the box.

POCO X3 NFC has been officially opened for sale in Vietnam, in which the POCO X3 NFC version 6GB + 64GB will be priced at VND 6,690,000 and the 6GB + 128GB version will be higher than VND 300,000. Compared with the previous generation, the POCO X3 NFC has a much more "affordable" price, although it is not equipped with the most powerful 8-head processor, the machine will still be a formidable opponent in terms of performance compared to other Other products in the same price range, especially with the 120Hz screen, is also a big highlight for you to consider choosing the POCO X3 NFC in this price range.

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