realme X3 Superzoom reviews by real users realme X3 SuperZoom

It's been my daily driver for the past ~3 years, so I can say the following with confidence:

Pros:
The performance is great.
The UI is rather fluid and responsive. Iit can run pretty much anything without issues, except the most demanding titles, like genshin impact, or massively high rounds on bloons td games, as expected from a 300 eur phone from 3 years ago.

The screen is the best IPS pannel I've seen so far. It has a very high contrast ratio, nice colours, and everything appears sharp. The only times it's not as sharp are those times when it boosts its brightness under direct sunlight, when you'll see a bit of bluring and artifacting around text.

It came with a dark translucid case with raised corners, and that, combined with its back and sides being made out of plastics, makes it quite hardy. Just throw in a nice screen protector, and you're good to go! In the meantime, the pre-installed plastic screen will do the job.

Its rounded sides on the back make it comfortable to hold, but it's too large of a phone for me.

Cons:
Its battery life was already a bit short out of the box, but it's slowly gotten worse over the time I've had it, to the point I have to fully charge it twice a day. Too large of a screen for such an average to small size battery.

Its speakers are some of the worst I've had on a phone, besides the 2 earliest low-range samsungs I had back in like 2013. They're quiet, muddy, and you can only really make out the mids. And to solve that you'll have to splurge a bit on some wireless headphones, since it doesn't have an audio jack.

For me, someone who really likes taking photos, recording random stuff, and stockpiling industrial ammounts of memes, 128GB of non-expandable storage is starting to fall short. I'm consistently at well over 100GB used (125GB while writing this review), having to uninstall apps sometimes, and unable to play games which won't fit in the remaining 3GB or so I have left.