Yes, I know it is another of those things we have to gush about since this is 2021. And in case you were wondering, the audio output via the jack is excellent. In addition, if you have any Mi earbuds there are quite a few sound equalizer and custom audio profile options available within the sound settings. The Poco X3 Pro keeps the same 5160 mAh battery, just like the stock ROM (firmware) Poco X3 NFC.

They also did a good job with the memory, the firmware itself takes up less space and during operation there is an increase in free RAM. At the time of writing, you can find the Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro on newegg in both storage configurations.

• A display this big deserved five columns of icons, not four.
• Once you root your device, you can do whatever you intended to or want to do with your Android System Settings.
• So getting the Poco X3 Pro with a high refresh rate LCD panel was a bit of a step back.
• I think most users will be happy with the camera output from this smartphone.

Do not forget to indicate your thoughts in the phone comments. The POCO X3 GT is spec-for-spec the best bang for your buck if you’re looking for a budget smartphone that delivers flagship-like performance. Outfitted with the latest MediaTek Dimensity 1100 chipset, this smartphone runs like a buttery-smooth dream no matter what you throw at it. Games, videos, demanding productivity apps, and more run effortlessly smoothly thanks to the high-end, gaming-oriented SoC, and look and feel even better thanks to the display. That’s a smoother user experience and better battery performance all in one go. While we do not discriminate on the basis of megapixel numbers, the extra megapixels on the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max seems to be grabbing extra detail and information in pictures.

• The Poco X3 Pro, on the other hand, has opted for a more powerful processor and more than enough in terms of performance.
• This means in no way lags would dominate the high-end gaming experience on the Note 10 Pro Max but the phone will feel as if it can be pushed too far.
• However, this doesn’t mean that corners have been cut in other areas.
• However, if POCO managed to make it more sleek and thin, this would’ve conquered the mid-range smartphone segment entirely by storm.

This is a 6.67-inch IPS LCD screen with a 1080 x 2400 resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. As those prices show, this is just slightly more expensive than the Poco X3 NFC. Xiaomi hasn’t used the ‘Pro’ title and the phone’s new chipset to squeeze too many more dollars out of us.