The picture quality is not quite amazing its just average. So if ur looking for a device which provides performance just go for it. I bought it in 2021 in fall and until the poco launcher update it was an unpleasant experience. But thanks God that the POCO did the job to update the launcher. I\’m looking forward for more miui updates but for now it is great for it\’s price. I definitely recommend to someone who does care too much about the software but instead hardware.

This is crucial, because refreshing the display 120 times is pointless if it’s not fed with a new frame on each refresh cycle. In the UI and compatible games, you can switch between 60 Hz and 120 Hz refresh rate and clearly see the smoother motion offered by the latter. The screen on the X3 Pro isn’t the best that I’ve seen at this price level, in terms of colour reproduction. It’s fine for casual use but if you really like your content to pop, you might be a little underwhelmed. The high refresh rate is good, and HDR kicks in when playing videos on YouTube. The camera hole is on the larger side by today’s standards and you might find it distracting in lighter scenes in videos.

• Then Open the Device Manager and Locate the ADB Drivers to Install it.
• Both phones also have good contrast levels, with deep blacks and bright whites, resulting in vivid and colorful visuals.
• Features like a powerful stereo speaker setup, a 3.5mm stock firmware headphone jack, a cooling system, and a high-refresh-rate display further improve the gaming experience.
• Unlike some of the other Xiaomi smartphones we’ve reviewed, the Poco M4 has a plastic body which might put some people off, but I personally liked how snug the phone fit in my hands.
• Video tops out at 4K 30 frames per second, but there is proper stabilization for smoother clips.

The shots taken using ultra-wide camera are descent, but noise was observed while zooming in. Especially at low light conditions, you’ll observe lots of noise with these shooters. However, things get reversed when enough light was there. The other two cameras were also having the same sub par performance range.

Of course, both sensors can be made with videos in a maximum resolution of FullHD 1080p at 30 frames per second. Something to highlight about both devices, and that affects performance, is the type of ROM memory they have. In the case of the Poco M5, this is UFS 2.1, while in the Poco X3 Pro it is UFS 3.1a more advanced one that allows for faster read and write speeds, which helps make it faster than the M5. However, it should be noted that the price of this mobile starts at 260 or 270 euros, while that of the Poco X3 Pro starts at around 200 euros.

• There are several things that are required to flash the phone.
• The Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro is a good phone trapped between two price points and living in the shadow of the excellent Poco F3.
• Finally, press the Start button to start the flashing process.
• If you are using this phone or have experience with this phone, select this option.

Xiaomi pocox3 pro and other models of the brand unfortunately have functions that are disabled and do not work as they should. With the way that POCO has priced the POCO X3 Pro, matching it on point with the POCO X3 NFC’s pricing, it becomes impossible not to recommend the Pro device over its non-Pro sibling. As far as I can tell from having used both devices, there is not a single aspect of the X3 NFC that is better than the X3 Pro. Whether POCO has made enough of a convincing argument to pick this device up over the rest of the competition though remains to be seen. In Europe it comes in at an early-bird price of €199, putting this below the starting price of the weaker POCO X3 NFC. The POCO X3 Pro misses out on very little when compared to mid-range smartphones that are near twice its price, and I’m excited to see what POCO comes out with next.