The Poco X3 Pro has two speakers certified for Hi-Res Audio. One of them is located next to 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.
- As we thought, Poco X3 Pro is looking like a thick and bulky phone.
- And if they end up messing up even a single step, it will straight away lead to a bricked or boot-looped device.
- With the Poco X3 NFC , the Xiaomi subsidiary brand Poco has landed a smartphone price tip under 200 dollars.
- Xiaomi recently announced MIUI 13 for several Mi, Redmi, and Poco devices, in an online event held earlier this year.
Looks-wise the Poco X3 Pro is pretty good and the IP53 protection is almost unheard of at this price point. With a large screen, top-tier specs, and a big battery means it is a big phone that is a bit on the heavy side.
However, interestingly, the quality of the pictures taken from X3 Pro are just as same as X3 NFC. Except long exposure shots, X3 Pro equaled it’s predecessor in every segment. POCO X3 stock ROM Pro comes with a gigantic battery (5610mAh) and a big charging (33W fast charging ) brick to juice it up. According to GSM Arena reports, POCO X3 Pro got a total 113h endurance rating. It is said that the battery can withstand nearly 33 hours of calls, 17 hours online, or play videos for half a day.
It’s practically faster than the Pixel 4 XL, which itself is the most powerful Google-made smartphone and still a fantastic performer. That’s impressive given that the Poco X3 Pro comes in at well under $300 and has plenty of other bonuses on offer.