I just bought this phone (8 GB/256 GB) to replace my Xiaomi Mi 5 (3GB/64 GB) and I love it. https://fips.unsa.edu.pe/cienciadelacomputacion/2023/04/17/revamp-your-samsung-sph-l710t-with-firmware-flash/ I bought this phone about an year ago and still performing outstanding at every aspect.
So at least on paper, this is a downgrade as far as the main cameras on the back go. Thankfully, there is no change to the front 20MP selfie camera. There is also a factory film screen protector on the display. Speaking of the display it’s the same as before so nothing new to report there. The picture quality is not quite amazing its just average. So if ur looking for a device which provides performance just go for it.
I have played many heavy games on it, really this battery capacity works well. The stereo-speakers on the X3 can get really loud and you can feel the rumble across the back. The audio quality via speakers is better than what we have on Realme 7 Pro.
- The adaptive refresh rate goes all the way to 120Hz and scales well across the interface and apps.
- The Snapdragon 855+ easily handles 4K recording at 60fps, but with Xiaomi positioning the phone as a gamer-focused option, it didn’t leverage this particular feature.
- In the test, the battery indicator jumped from 4 to 60 percentage points within 30 minutes.
- Poco X3 also supports Full HD content streaming on Netflix and Prime videos out of the box.
The 48MP camera churns out decent images in proper daylight. 108MP sensors are now available in the same budget, and for reference, we compared the output to that of the 108MP sensor on Xiaomi’s Mi10i. Overall the image texture and dynamic range were better on the Mi 10i in most samples we took. The powerful chipset is further paired with up to 8GB RAM and 128GB of fast UFS 3.1 storage.
Our ringtone when we receive calls, however, plays very feeble. At times we missed calls when our phone was in another room and the ringing volume wasn’t set to 100 percent. Poco X3 has a macro camera as well, but we doubt the majority would be using it very often. The selfie camera on the front performs well in proper daylight. In proper daylight, the Poco X3 can keep the colors natural and retains details and texture fairly well. At times 7 Pro manages better details in shadows and in the backdrop and at times the Poco X3 retains better texture.