Even if they don’t help developers, due to the size of the community, you will find some good custom ROMs for your Poco smartphone, which matters a lot to me. I bought this phone more than a year ago, I have used it for its clear graphics, seamless performance, and clear camera, but now it has become worse than the Redmi note 7 Pro. I don\’t know what ruined the camera but the I can still see the difference between old photos and the new ones.

Xiaomi hasn’t promised any specific number of system updates for the phone, but based on the company’s track record it’s likely to receive the next two Android version updates. Even in good light shots look a little soft, with severely reduced detail and faded colour compared to the main lens. In low light this only gets worse, with white balance and exposure problems thrown into the mix. Even better, the refresh rate can dynamically switch between five speeds, from 30Hz up to 120Hz, meaning that when necessary the screen can run a little slower to save the battery. This isn’t sensationally fast like the OnePlus 9, but considering the lower price and the high capacity of the battery itself, it’s a winner. We left the 120Hz display mode switched on during testing and were routinely left with 40% or more charge remaining by the end of the day. However, it is outperformed by the Realme 8 Pro, Redmi Note 10 Pro and Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC.

Of the rest, they have slight differences in terms of dimensions, with the Poco X3 Pro being larger, but where they differ the most is in the weights. The former weighs 215 grams and the latter about 193 grams, which results in about 23 grams less in favour of the Poco X3 GT, which is why the latter is more comfortable in the hand. The X3 Pro is the first handset to offer Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 860 platform. This is almost identical to the last-gen 855+ – same number of cores, same clock speed, same graphics – but without an X50 modem and, therefore, it’s 4G/LTE only – no 5G. The Poco X3 Pro for the 6GB RAM +128GB this link storage option is priced at €249 (~$296), but you can expect an early-bird price of €199 (~$237).

• The aggressive Poco branding and two-tone color on the back of Poco X3 Pro aren’t helping in my opinion.
• In addition, there’s an IR blaster, a 3.5 mm audio jack, FM radio, a notification LED, as well as Bluetooth 5.0 and NFC, which makes the configuration quite extensive.
• In fact, this is a slightly updated version of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ platform, which has been in existence for two years already.
• As you know, POCO X3 pro is well known professional gaming mobile for PUBG and other heavy games.

Another significant difference between the two smartphones is their charging capabilities. While Poco X3 Pro comes with a 33W wired charger, Poco X4 Pro has a faster 67W wired charger with support for PD3.0 and QC3. People often want to buy the best devices with a high price/performance ratio, so they compare the features of the devices and try to get the best device for the budget they have. Other than raw CPU and GPU performance, the Snapdragon 695 also falls short in a few other ways. The mid-range chipset is, for example, capped at 1080p capture, while the Snapdragon 860 is capable of [email protected] recording.