You can play Call of Duty Mobile and Dead Trigger 2 with all the settings maxed out. The screen has decent brightness, but with some unevenness around the edges. Under direct sunlight, the phone’s software kicks in to ensure the content on the screen is legible. As per Poco, the panel is HDR 10-compatible, but neither Netflix nor Prime Video detected HDR support. Overall, I would have preferred an OLED screen over Poco’s high refresh rate LCD.
Without that, the connection will not work correctly when you were developing your phone. The smartphone packs a 6.67-inch IPS LCD 120Hz display, a high-performance Snapdragon 732G SOC, and a 5160mAh battery. Known as one of the best price/performance devices in its segment, the POCO X3 NFC is very impressive.
- It comes with a variety of bug fixes, security fixes, and a new visual design.
- It’s a trade-off that works on many other cheap smartphones, and the same can be said here.
- Playing games is what you likePoco X3 Pro may be the most affordable new smartphone for gamers.
- The Poco X3 Pro may not follow the same naming scheme, but it’s the true successor to the F1 that we’ve all been waiting for.
In addition to this, the panel of this device also comes with HDR10, so the multimedia content is reproduced with more vivid colors. Regarding the front cameras, the former comes with a 20 MP sensor with f/2.2 aperture and the latter with a 16 MP sensor with f/2.5 aperture. On the Poco X3 GT side we have a triple module, but with a higher resolution main sensor that is 64 MP. There is also an 8 MP wide-angle camera and a 2 MP camera for macro photos. It’s a case of comparing apples and oranges when positioning the X3 Pro and F3 against one another. Surprisngly there’s no ultra-resolute cameras to be found on either device. This makes it quite a bit faster and makes it the second-fastest processor for Android phones.
- It is a 6.67” Full HD screen, the underlying tech is an IPS LCD panel.
- POCO X4 Pro, on the other hand, comes with a 6.67-inch AMOLED panel with 1080×2400 resolution, 120Hz refresh rate and 360Hz touch sensitivity.
- In an interesting twist, Poco has gone with lower resolutions for the X3 Pro’s rear cameras than it did with the Poco X3.
This firmware files coupled with the large Poco branding dual color tone of the phone doesn’t appeal to my taste. I like minimalistic designs and the Poco X3 Pro is the opposite of minimalism. However, gamers shouldn’t buy it if gaming is not their primary concern. It’s possible to play up to an hour per day without worrying about how long it will last. The battery lost several percent more overnight, and it needed to be recharged by noon on the second day. The Poco X3 Pro will last for two days if it’s used less frequently.
