I think its just a matter of time, MIUI might become the go to OS for phones. Poco X3 Pro mobile with 6.67-inch 1080×2400 display powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 860 processor alongside 6GB, 8GB of RAM and 48-megapixel + 8-megapixel rear camera.
When the load is intense, only 71 percent of the actual computing power is available to you. In mobile games in particular, this can quickly become a disadvantage. Out of the box, POCO X3 Pro comes with Android 11 Based MIUI 12. There’s absolutely nothing new about the OS of this phone.
- And this is pretty much where the similarity ends in terms of design for these newly launched phones.
- I know many best ROMs like Resurrection Remix and Ported ROMs are available.
- XiaoMiTool V2 it’s the follow-up of XiaoMiTool, with improved stability, more features and better graphics.
- The ‘floating windows’ feature, for example, lets you drag notifications down to open apps in their own mini-tab on-screen.
- On the front, there’s a 6.67-inch display with a camera hole at the top-centre.
However, the former lacks 5G connectivity, something the X3 GT boasts of. Mind you, only the X3 Pro comes with a microSD card slot for internal memory expansion and 3.5mm headphone jack; the Poco X3 GT lacks it. On the other hand, the X3 Pro comes with 6GB and 8GB RAM, and 128GB and 256GB UFS 3.1 internal storage, respectively. The X3 GT has 8GB RAM and 128GB or 256GB UFS 3.1 internal storage.
Besides the color there is still the big POCO branding in the middle hashed chroma stripe. Based on the light hitting the stripe you get the logo to show a color gradient from blue to almost magenta. Supposedly this textured back should improve fingerprints but I don’t think it is as effective it should be stock ROMs. Pare the X3 Pro’s camera spec down and it’s got a perfectly fine main lens, then, but that’s about as far as things go.
- Even if Xiaomi improves the F2 Pro’s shooters with a software update in the future, it can’t easily upgrade the hardware to support US 5G — short of releasing a new version, anyway.
- In proper daylight, the Poco X3 can keep the colors natural and retains details and texture fairly well.
- Owing to this, POCO X3 Pro is getting a huge amount of attention from everyone, even from gamers as well.
- I know that at some point, I will get bored of the MIUI, and I would like to flash custom ROMs.
The strip in the center provides an even slightly better grip for the fingers than the sides, making the smartphone sit pretty securely in the hand despite its size. With 6.67 inches, the Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro is a large smartphone, and it’s also relatively heavy with 215 grams. With a height of 9.4 millimeters, it isn’t among the slimmest ones, either. The quad-camera setup protrudes another 2 millimeters from the case, which makes the Xiaomi wobble quite a bit when it’s placed on a table. Once you put it in the included protective case, however, this is almost no longer noticeable. If you are looking for a budget smartphone with long battery life and fast charging, the Poco X3 Pro is the better choice.
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