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The POCO X3, X3 NFC and X3 Pro are smartphones developed by [[Xiaomi]] and released under their POCO brand. These models are particularly prone to randomly rendering themselves unusable ("~~bricking~~"), either ~~because~~ of ~~bad~~ software updates or ~~bad~~ quality ~~soldering~~. The company ~~usually ignores~~ customers' complaints or requests for help if the warranty period is expired, even if forced updates caused the phone to become unusable.

The POCO X3, X3 NFC and X3 Pro are smartphones developed by [[Xiaomi]] and released under their POCO brand, devices primarily targeting budget mid-range phone users. These models are particularly prone of randomly rendering themselves unusable/inoperable ("bricked"), either due to a combination of poorly developed software updates that were released by the manufacturer, and/or the soldering joints inside of the device being of poor quality. The company has ignored multiple customers' complaints or requests for help if the warranty period is expired, even in circumstances where it has been found that forced updates to the user's device, has in-fact caused the phone to become unusable.

==Consumer impact summary==

~~Some incidents~~ show that the ~~company doesn't care~~ if changes to software make the phone unusable, ~~nor does it care about~~ the ~~longevity~~ of ~~the~~ devices ~~manufactured by them~~.

Incidents show that the POCO & Xiaomi may not provide acceptable levels of customer support, if changes to the phones software make the phone become potentially unusable, with anecdotal evidence to support claims the company is not in fact attempting to invest in the long term use and/or repair of devices sold.

==Incidents==

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-The POCO X3, X3 NFC and X3 Pro are smartphones developed by [[Xiaomi]] and released under their POCO brand. These models are particularly prone to randomly rendering themselves unusable ("bricking"), either because of bad software updates or bad quality soldering. The company usually ignores customers' complaints or requests for help if the warranty period is expired, even if forced updates caused the phone to become unusable.
+The POCO X3, X3 NFC and X3 Pro are smartphones developed by [[Xiaomi]] and released under their POCO brand, devices primarily targeting budget mid-range phone users. These models are particularly prone of randomly rendering themselves unusable/inoperable ("bricked"), either due to a combination of poorly developed software updates that were released by the manufacturer, and/or the soldering joints inside of the device being of poor quality. The company has ignored multiple customers' complaints or requests for help if the warranty period is expired, even in circumstances where it has been found that forced updates to the user's device, has in-fact caused the phone to become unusable.
 ==Consumer impact summary==
-Some incidents show that the company doesn't care if changes to software make the phone unusable, nor does it care about the longevity of the devices manufactured by them.
+Incidents show that the POCO & Xiaomi may not provide acceptable levels of customer support, if changes to the phones software make the phone become potentially unusable, with anecdotal evidence to support claims the company is not in fact attempting to invest in the long term use and/or repair of devices sold.
 ==Incidents==