The Poco X3 Pro has two speakers certified for Hi-Res Audio. One of them is located next to stock ROMs the USB-C port, while the second one is hidden under a narrow opening at the top bezel of the display. Both can get quite loud, but they only deliver sound that is relatively low in bass. However, their performance is quite alright for stereo speakers in this price range. The Xiaomi Poco M4 Pro 5G and Poco X3 Pro are both mid-range smartphones offered by Xiaomi. 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. In daylight conditions, both devices capture sharp and detailed selfies with good color reproduction.
- The Poco X3 Pro’s camera hardware has been diminished in order to accommodate the fast processor.
- My opinion on that is, If you are looking for a high-performance smartphone, then you can go with this mobile.
- The battery was fully charged again in less than an hour.
- Plus, in case your battery does run low, topping up to full takes just 42 minutes thanks to the 67W fast charging capability.
Due to its dynamic refresh rate 8t consume less power compared to other high refresh rate displays. The display also has widevine L1 support along with HDR 10 which makes it a pretty good one. Not only its of good quality but presence of Corning Gorilla Glass 6 also makes it well protected also. The standout features are the 6.67-inch screen with its 120Hz refresh rate and the Snapdragon 732G chipset, which delivers solid benchmark performance.
Generally speaking, this method is a bit slower than the first, but sometimes it just turns out to be more convenient. In terms of ergonomics, the Poco X3 Pro doesn’t really stand out. It is rather large – a body with dimensions of 165.3 × 76.8 × 9.4 mm is relatively heavy, weighing 215 g.
Just like the Poco X3 NFC, it has a 5160mAh lithium battery. Even with a more powerful processor, its stamina remains impressive. Although it doesn’t have the perfect contrast, we found raised blacks not too obvious even in very dark rooms. Its fast-responding pixels will make more of the 120Hz refresh speed. To top up the battery, we do get a 33W Adapter in the box, which is Quick Charge 3 certified, and can charge up the battery from 1-100% in 1 hour 20 minutes. You also get a LED light for charging and notification, which is very rare nowadays.
It transmits voices very naturally and also reproduces them relatively clearly in speakerphone mode, but they sound a bit more muffled in that case. Noise cancellation is also good and works well even in noisy environments.