If you’re not big on routing your gaming audio through the dual stereo speakers, there’s a 3.5mm headphone jack — a dying breed. There’s even an IR blaster at the top that can help you switch on the air conditioner (or any other appliance that can be controlled via a remote) when your gaming session heats up. The battery capacity is Li-Po 5160 mAh non-removable with 33W fast charging and other features like USB Type-C 2.0 & IP53, dust and splash resistant. Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro is powered by Octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 860 processor which is architect on (7 nm) with Adreno 640 GPU. It comes with 6 GB & 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB & 256 GB of internal storage. This included several hours of 4G data usage playing and testing Call of Duty Mobile and general texting, instant messaging, and even some photo taking. It’s dependable over a two-day period for me and if I reduced my load, I might even be able to pull two and a half days without needing to grab the charger.
Apart from that, while rooting the device, if anything goes wrong, then your device might be bricked. Manufacturers only provide updates to the unrooted devices, hence your device will no longer remain secure because it would not receive official firmware updates by the manufacturer. It’s not easy to flash a custom ROM on your Poco X3 Pro device. However, when you have the right guide, you can install the custom ROM easily on the device. Above, we have described how you can install a custom ROM on your Poco device. So, if you liked the guide, you can share it on your social media platforms. Also, if you have any questions or queries, or if you face any issues when installing the custom ROM, you can ask in the comment section below.
- You have option of Fastboot ROM or Recovery ROM, you can even go to the oldest versions.
- Do you think you really need a new generation device that is a bit more advanced?
- The images produced by the Poco X3 Pro are much more softened, and have less texture detail than those of the Poco X3 NFC.
Sure, you’ll get solid photos from the 48-megapixel main sensor in good lighting, but overall it’s a fairly middling camera system for a smartphone in this price segment. The 8-megapixel ultrawide is pretty “meh” in that any stills look incredibly soft stock ROM compared to the main wide shooter. As far as video quality goes, main camera videos have good color, contrast, and dynamic range. Ultrawide camera clips in daylight offer good color and contrast but details are quite lacking. The display is a large 6.67-inch panel with a 1080 x 2340 FHD+ resolution (395ppi) which is a carryover from Poco X3 NFC.
The X3 Pro has thin bezels at the top, but the bottom bezel is noticeably wider, and there is a hole-punch cutout. You’ll find a wide earpiece just above the panel, and this doubles up as the secondary speaker. The stereo sound is loud and detailed, and it makes playing games or watching movies that much more enjoyable on the X3 Pro. POCO burst onto the scene three years ago with the POCO F1, with that phone offering a value package that is yet to be matched. So overall Poco X3 Pro is a great value for money phone but it’s definitely not for everyone.
