Just like POCO F1 which disrupted the market by providing a flagship processor, at affordable prices. This is paired with Adreno 640 GPU to handle the graphic-intensive tasks. The display produces good colors, as well as, it supports up to 84% NTSC Color Gamut.

• Hi Vedant, I found it to be a mediocre display and that’s one trade-off you make for the price and for a 120Hz high refresh rate.
• This is near-flagship processing power in one of the cheapest phones on the market, and it’s almost ludicrous that Xiaomi has pulled it off.
• Even if you set the colour scheme to ‘Saturated’, the display looks muted.
• Check out our Xiaomi‌ ‌Poco‌ ‌X3‌ ‌Pro‌ ‌vs‌ ‌Poco‌ ‌F3 comparison for all the details.

But better to share the SOT and battery graph here rather than explaining in detail. You will anyway get the idea of how good or bad the battery backup is.

• Following are detailed Poco X3 GT vs Poco X3 Pro price and specs differences and comparison.
• The chassis remains mainly polycarbonate, which should mean that daily abuse won’t prove an issue — especially as adding a case makes this “thicc” phone even thicker.
• One thing Poco did right this time around is that they brought the headphone jack!
• Both phones also have good contrast levels, with deep blacks and bright whites, resulting in vivid and colorful visuals.

As you can see, the results on the highest of settings are very decent. Almost flagship level, except the Poco X3 Pro costs several times less. Again – given its not very high cost and such a high level of performance. Xiaomi dominates this segment, and there are plenty of alternatives to the POCO X3 Pro. The regular X3 now costs ₹14,999 ($205) for the 6GB/64GB version, and you get better cameras and a larger 6000mAh battery with stock firmware ROM the same 33W fast charging.

I am betting the Poco X3 Pro to last a bit longer than the Poco F3 when it comes to battery life. All things considered, I like the design of the Poco F3 better as it is cleaner and more minimalistic. The aggressive Poco branding and two-tone color on the back of Poco X3 Pro aren’t helping in my opinion.