Although it is not very noticeable, the icons are far too large fresh from the box. The images are soft and soften as expected for a 8MP budget sensor. The Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro’s back is designed to look like two-finish matte or glossy strips. It’s currently not available in Australia, although the price is approximately AU$320.
Kudos to POCO for bringing that to a budget segment smartphone. It is available in golden bronze, graphite black and steel blue.
- Call quality on the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max is a teensy bit better and its lighter, smaller frame make the device generally easier stock ROM (firmware) to hold and use.
- It feels like both cameras have been stuck on for show (especially the useless 2MP macro camera), but the primary sensors are good enough.
- Some cuts such as plastic cover had to be made to make this beast a budget phone,but overall a real best buy.
- It will use both fastboot and the stock recovery to flash a stock rom, wiping the data partition.
Both phones run Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processors, but there are different numbers on the tail of each dragon. For its part, the Poco X3 Pro has a larger IPS LCD screen that consists of a 6.67-inch diagonal and has a FullHD + resolution of 2,400 x 1,080 pixels. In addition to this, the panel of this device also comes with HDR10, so the multimedia content is reproduced with more vivid colors. Regarding the front cameras, the former comes with a 20 MP sensor with f/2.2 aperture and the latter with a 16 MP sensor with f/2.5 aperture.
- Speaking of the display it’s the same as before so nothing new to report there.
- Our review Poco X3 Pro has 6GB of RAM, so your experience should be at least as good as ours.
- Now if you are curious about what this smartphone has to offer, let’s start by checking out its specs and then examine its beautiful design and see how much it costs.
- The battery optimization capability of this ROM was quite impressive when we tried it.
- So, just follow the guide, and you can get the custom ROM easily.
This custom ROM is based on AOSP and has many features to offer. It gives a similar experience to what you’d get from the Pixel Experience ROM because they’re both based on AOSP. Also, this custom ROM supports the substratum Theme engine, which can change the appearance of your device. Interestingly, the network connection and battery backup of this custom ROM is efficient, which are among the reasons many people prefer it.