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.
Xiaomi’s stock apps have been optimized for 23 percent fewer missing frames. MIUI 13 includes a slew of new features and performance enhancements including new privacy options, a new system typeface called MiSans, stunning new wallpapers, and much much more. Xiaomi’s latest incremental OTA for Poco X3 Pro credit is based on stable Android 12 firmware.
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- The stock ROM has limited functionalities that are defined by the phone’s manufacturer.
- The other color schemes are “Saturated” and “Standard”, which also offers the best image quality.
- The Poco X3 Pro is a mobile phone that has been on the market for several months and is one of the handsets with the best value for money at the moment.
- Having reviewed a ton of Xiaomi devices in recent months, MIUI 12 has still not grown on me enough to be my first choice of Android skin.
You will easily get frustrated with a low-performing phone and won’t get the experience that you want. POCO X3 Pro is a quite noticeable phone with its unique and stylish design.
There are only a few problems, for example, I do not know the notification sound, even if I turn it off, there is no sound, no message and call sounds, that’s all. After the last update (MIUI 13), slot number 1 for the SIM card does not work. Only one thing I would like is horizontal mode in Poco launcher… If you are using this phone or have experience with this phone, select this option. Not everyone will like how large and heavy the Poco X3 Pro is. It weighs 213g and is 9.4mm thick, which are both above average for this segment.