Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro vs Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Compare

06 Haz Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro vs Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Compare

But with a case attached, the Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro may be a struggle for some hands. Starting with Geekbench, Snapdragon 860 leaves the single-core test with a score of 728, while the Snapdragon 695 records a score of 675. That’s barely a 10% advantage to the Snapdragon 860, which is smaller than some would expect, considering the old chipset features a Prime Core clocked at 2.96 GHz. The Snapdragon 860 dominates in the multi-core test, however, with a score of 2657 versus the Snapdragon 695’s 1933. That translates into a solid 35% advantage for the Poco X3 Pro’s SoC. As for the price, the POCO X4 Pro 5G launches at a higher price than the POCO X3 Pro had. The 8+128 GB version of the POCO X3 Pro initially cost around 249 euros, while the POCO X3 Pro 5G starts at 299 euros (269 euros as a temporary offer).

• Poco has managed to make a smartphone that would most definitely stand out of your average-looking smartphone crowd.
• Compared with Find X2 Pro, in a laboratory environment, the success rate of one-time focus in a low-light environment (5lux) is increased by 7.4%.
• It transmits voices very naturally and also reproduces them relatively clearly in speakerphone mode, but they sound a bit more muffled in that case.
• For €229, the Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC does a lot to help it stand out from the competition.
• When we compared the Snapdragon 695 in detail, we saw that it had some shortcomings, but overall, it provided a good improvement over its rival.

Since the X3 received a lot of criticism about its weight this time X3 Pro weighs about 213 grams as per stock firmware the brand. But in our testing, it came out to be 215 grams, which is slightly lighter when compared to X3 with 225 grams. So, I would say Poco has definitely worked on the feedback, but the phone still feels bulky and heavy in hand, I hope Poco works to refine it more in the next model. By default, the phone delivers 12 MP shots that contain a good amount of detail and natural colours. Noise is mostly under control, but it’s noticeable around things such as speaker mesh, grass, shadows or finer text. The handset offers an option to save 48 MP photographs, but you can avoid it altogether, as there’s hardly any improvement in quality.

It’s basically a Snapdragon 855++ (if that were to be a thing), making this a flagship-grade processor from just shy of two years ago. When the Google Pixel 5 came out, many lambasted it for its choice of a mid-range chipset in the 765G. Mid-range smartphones are getting cheap, and mid-range smartphones are getting really good. Billed as the true successor to the iconic Poco F1, the new Poco X3 Pro has some big shoes to fill. The Poco F1 was all about its high-end processor and made no apologies about lagging in other departments. With a new focus on the youth market, Poco has chosen a slightly different approach for the X3 Pro.

It’s slugging, not appealing and the bloatware is absolutely out of the world. The animations are pretty smooth, responsive and neat as well. 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. XIAOMI POCO X3 NFC is mid end smartphone with new Sony sensor camera IMX682 for give impressive photos and steady video recording.