The Poco X3 NFC is a smartphone that has not taken too long to sneak into the best of the year, at least within the mid-range catalog. However, the more people test a phone, the more likely it is that the network will be flooded with complaints as it happens, in this case, with the Xiaomi phone.
If we access the Xiaomi community forums, most of the posts opened by users refer to the Poco X3 NFC battery. And it is not to praise it but to highlight that it downloads excessively fast under moderate use, without long gaming sessions or with settings that imply a drastic reduction in autonomy.
Apparently the latest system update (again MIUI 12 wasting the battery) is the cause of most problems on the phone.
Hello, I have the X3 NFC, since the last update I feel that the battery drains faster (I leave you capture). I would like to know if they can fix it in a future patch and if I am not the only one that happens. I have version 12.0.7 and I was doing great with version 12.0.6.
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The same thing happens to me, only that it is removed every few minutes and the statistics are restarted and I cannot see how fast the battery goes down, although since the update it does not last even half. It is very annoying not being able to control and see what it is spent so fast on.
Does the battery last so short?
On a personal note, Poco’s mobile is one that we have not yet been able to analyze, so we cannot put our hand on fire either for the mobile or for the users. Using tests from different media, we see how the smartphone, with the screen on continuously, exceeds 8 hours but the impact of 120 Hz on the duration of this autonomy is noticeable. However, these tests were done with previous versions of the affected software.
What can you do?
For now, the most feasible is to wait for a new MIUI 12 update that has the appropriate patches that make this battery failure in the Poco X3 NFC relegated to the past. However, since we do not know when this will happen, you can always alleviate the effects of this failure by following the following tips:
- Use the Battery saver to control the consumption of apps
- Turn off connections you don’t use, like GPS
- Reduce animations and avoid Super Wallpaper, one of the phone’s new features that consume more energy
- Schedule Energy Saver sessions
- Stop using Mi account on phone
Source>Xiaomi Community