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It also offers better power management, as it has a smaller node size. If you want more battery life, don’t care for 5G, and are looking for a more affordable handset then the X3 Pro is the more appealing option of the pair. But given how well priced the F3’s starting price is, it’ll surely be hard to not be tempted. While there has been no official pricing for the US for both these phones, they are still expected to come in at affordable prices going by the Europe launch prices.

• In contrast, the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max managed 2,71,830 and the Realme X7 5G scored 3,35,698 (though scores for older versions of AnTuTu are not directly comparable).
• The Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro has been used to listen to endless podcasts.
• There’s no OIS here, and EIS does a very mediocre job at delivering shake-free videos.
• It’s got a big screen, big battery, and a low price point to give big appeal.

Although the Poco X3 Pro fell short in this section, it still makes up a lot with its chipet. This is the Snapdragon 860 processor, which should be of interest to many.

The Poco X3 Pro’s camera will be an upgrade over almost every budget and mid-range phone from previous years. The huge circular camera island looks obnoxious in my opinion. This coupled with the large Poco branding dual color tone of the phone doesn’t appeal to my taste. I like minimalistic designs and the Poco X3 Pro is the opposite of minimalism.

• The tested phone is charged with a standard power adapter while it has 1% of http://thanhtra.ntt.edu.vn/firmware-downloads/f670l-zte-firmware-the-ultimate-guide-to-updating/ power left, with all the services and features, except the call service, turned off.
• Night mode helps, but results are still below what other comparably priced phones are capable of.
• Xiaomi has always been on top of its game when it comes to battery.
• On average, my smartphone lived on a single charge for 7-8 hours of active screen in 120 Hz mode.

The Poco X3 Pro is currently one of the fastest mid-range smartphones and can clearly beat the Poco X3 NFC that is equipped with the Snapdragon 732G. Overall, the Poco X3 Pro even comes quite close to the Poco F3, which is powered by the Snapdragon 870. The fingerprint sensor integrated into the power button works very quickly – it unlocks the smartphone immediately after you put your finger on it. The unlocking speed is high here as well, but the detection rate is only good when either the ambient light or the display are bright enough. An eye-catching detail is the glossy stripe that runs through the center of the back cover from top to bottom. It’s wide enough to enclose the large camera module, and it also carries the Poco logo, which slightly reflects incoming light according to the viewing angle.