POCO X3 Pro Review: Is it really a successor to POCO F1?

Please suggest me a phone, which phone should I buy under INR.20,000. The high-end games we tried are playable and day-to-day usage was smooth. So, performance shouldn’t be a concern for prospective buyers.

Surprisngly there’s no ultra-resolute cameras to be found on either device. This makes it quite a bit faster and makes it the second-fastest processor for Android phones. Since I have tested both the Redmi K40 and Poco X3, I can safely say that the Poco F3 will have a significantly better display. The AMOLED on the Poco F3 screen will be brighter, more vivid, and faster. Don’t get me wrong, Poco X3 Pro’s display is also great but only for the price, while the Poco F3 display will take the fight to much costlier phones. The Poco F3 being the more premium model comes with a 6.67-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with up to 120Hz refresh rate. Poco F3’s display also features a 360Hz touch sampling rate and a peak brightness of 1300 nits.

The screen has decent brightness, but with some unevenness around the edges. Under direct sunlight, the phone’s software kicks in to ensure the content on the screen is legible.

• The Poco X3 Pro might be faster but the Note 10 Pro Max is by no means slow and is easier to handle.
• I cannot fathom how it is even possible for an app to stutter on such a powerful phone, but it does.
• You can install these using your distribution’s package manager.
• However, I noticed a considerable frame rate drop after 20 minutes of continuous gaming.
• Here is no 5G, i think, in Germany, it is huge problem with internet.

The Poco X3 dials down refresh rate and conserves battery in situations like when you wouldn’t need those extra frames – like when watching movies. The Redmi Note 10 Pro Max and Realme 8 Pro have a slimmer https://marcellerodrigues.com.br/stock-firmware/n900t-firmware-samsung-the-ultimate-guide-to/ design and AMOLED displays, and slightly better camera performance. The Standard mode targets sRGB and the Saturated mode targets DCI-P3. The native Auto profile adjusts colors based on ambient lighting. It felt a tad too warm but we could easily fix it by choosing a cooler white point using the color temperature wheel.