Alternatively, the fingerprint sensor is disguised as a power button on the right side. POCO X3 Pro comes with Snapdragon 860, a new and improved chipset range from Qualcomm. It’s the fastest 4G chipset ever made by the company and POCO X3 Pro is the only phone that’s getting this chipset (as of now). That’s not it, the powerful chipset has also got a powerful wingmen of its own. A DDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 storage for faster storage accessing.
He is mainly into smartphones, wearables, and IoT devices. If you are a gaming person who wants the most powerful and balanced performance at an affordable price, then you won’t find a better deal than POCO X3 Pro. But if you want a slim phone with really good camera performance, then sorry my friend I won’t suggest POCO X3 Pro to you. As far as videos are concerned, POCO X3 Pro supports up to 4k 30fps from rear cameras. We also get super steady mode which is only available for the main lens. But things just don’t stop here as we also get more options like up to 960fps super slo-mo, VLOG Mode, and a dedicated short video mode, and Dual video mode as well. It also supports the Clone photo mode, and Long exposure mode for the camera enthusiasts out there.
- Of course, sensor and lens quality are much more important than resolution alone.
- This 6.67-inch ‘DotDisplay’ panel is sourced from Samsung, complete with many of the current nice-to-haves in a phone – namely the 120Hz refresh rate to keep the visual experience smoother.
- Recovery ROM for Europe (EEA) POCO X3 Pro is Stable release and needed to flashed under the Recovery mode of your POCO X3 Pro (vayu) device.
- Whereas many are now pushing 108-megapixel cameras as the norm, Poco is a little further down the ladder with the X3 Pro, instead opting for a 48-megapixel main sensor.
- However, I noticed a considerable frame rate drop after 20 minutes firmware files of continuous gaming.
The quality is decent enough though the telltale signs of oversharpening persist. You’ll find a volume rocker and power button on the right side of the phone. The former has a slightly spongy feel to it that doesn’t instill confidence. The power button, on the other hand, doubles up as a fingerprint scanner. It’s perfectly responsive in day-to-day use, and it makes for a much better solution than a less reliable in-display fingerprint reader. The company has provided a 3.5mm audio output jack, and with the help, you can use earphones or headphones on the phone. As for the power supply, the company has provided a Li-Po 5160 mAh battery capacity.
It’s not going to go toe-to-toe against the likes of the Xiaomi Mi 11, but it will pack a punch that a modern-day mid-range smartphone still can’t quite achieve. The Adreno 640 GPU is still not found in mid-range chipsets and the 7nm production process aids in low-power high performance. The POCO X3 Pro marks the debut of a rather special chipset from Qualcomm, the Snapdragon 860.