It seems to get a slight ‘turbo’ boost outdoors on bright days, but nothing close to flagship-like power. All this really means is you don’t get the Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro’s excellent Snapdragon 860 chipset for free. Its camera is superior, and not just because it has more pixels, 64MP to the Poco X3 Pro’s 48MP. The Pro tends to smudge fine detail, and demonstrates poorer mid-tone contrast than the best in this class.
- Color accuracy is also quite respectable with low noise.
- Both phones support fast charging, with the Poco X3 Pro supporting faster 33W charging compared to the 18W charging on the Poco M4 Pro 5G.
- The X3 Pro doesn’t have a versatile camera, and performance will drop fast outside of good light.
- The 48-megapixel shooter on the Poco X3 Pro does well but falls a little behind in the detail department.
- The boosted colors are particularly noticeable in blues and reds.
For a good smartphone experience, it is important to know about the specs of a phone before you decide to buy it. However, the technical features of a smartphone is not the only thing that matters. Since you will be carrying your phone around most of the time, having a good-looking phone is important as well.
- Its 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution display will never create any trouble while watching Full HD+ videos and playing Heavy games like PUBG and COD.
- Without throttling battery saver features enabled, we’ve been cutting through 30 per cent of battery every 10 hours.
- The camera hole is on the larger side by today’s standards and you might find it distracting in lighter scenes in videos.
- Now, regarding which mobile is better and why, the Poco X3 Pro is the clear winner of this comparative analysisAnd the reasons are very clear.
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. It’s all about power, and the Snapdragon 860 at its helm manages to trump phones that cost a lot more. There are a few compromises, but it shouldn’t deter the spec-obsessed to jump on the phone.
The 6/128 GB version is priced at around $274, while the 8/256 GB model will set you back about $315. The Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro is a very fast mid-range smartphone with an extensive feature set at a low price. The Poco X3 Pro is the first smartphone to use the Snapdragon 860. However, the mid-range SoC isn’t exactly new, but it’s an almost unchanged update to the Snapdragon 855+ that was launched in mid-2019. Therefore, the Snapdragon 860 also makes use of 4 Cortex-A76 cores with at up to 2.96 GHz and 4 power-saving Cortex-A55 cores with clock rates of up to 1.8 GHz.
Large Battery with Fast Charging – The phone comes with a 5,160mAh battery that supports 33W fast charging, allowing you to quickly charge the phone and get back to using it. The speaker is just okay, the voice is clear, but more importantly, this earpiece speaker plays along with the main speaker. That is, like the usual Poco X3, the X3 Pro has stereo sound. You get a very decent volume levels and good low stock firmware ROM frequencies. Naturally, I cannot say that it is as clean and of high quality as on the flagship Xiaomi Mi 11, but you cannot expect better from a smartphone of this class.