Xiaomi POCO X3 Pro 309 User Reviews

Meanwhile, if you want to connect the phone to use the Official Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro PC Suite, you only need the Official Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro ADB Driver. This website provides you a detailed information about factory reset, hard reset, soft reset, recovery mode, download mode, safe mode, etc. Moreover, now that Poco has branched out from the parent company Xiaomi, the Poco smartphones will soon start receiving new POCO UI firmware. The new custom software will come with exclusive features, new apps, and more. We already have the renowned Poco Launcher for download. Download mode, also known as odin mode or fastboot mode, offers many useful options for modify your device.

• Good pictures are possible in daylight, but image sharpness is poor when there’s backlight, and it’s quickly overtaxed in the dark due to the lack of pixel-binning.
• But in fact, there is a way out and in practice you will not encounter this problem either.
• Therefore, all official firmwares/ROMs are free to download.
• The Pro mode lets you manually fine-tune white balance, ISO, exposure and shutter delay.

The main camera takes decent pictures in daylight with reasonable detail and good dynamic range. Color accuracy is also quite respectable with low noise. Perhaps a software update in the future might make things better. I did not use the 48MP option since the file size starts to get very large and eats up storage space quickly. Also, there isn’t a huge discernable difference between the 48MP versus the 12MP output.

Geekbench 5 scores the phone 2,530 more points than Snapdragon 765G smartphones like the OnePlus Nord, which averages 1,800. This is roughly comparable to phones such as the Samsung Galaxy S20 or OnePlus 7T. The Poco X3 Pro offers serious gaming power at a fraction of the cost. While other phones might have the Snapdragon 860 at some point, they do not currently offer it. The video is at 4K 30 frames per seconds, with proper stabilization to allow for smoother clips link. It is however outperformed only by Redmi Note 10 Pro, Realme 8 Pro and Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC. If you are looking for gaming performance more than camera performance, this is an issue.

If a powerful processor is the only thing you want from your next smartphone, go ahead and grab the Poco X3 Pro. But, if you’re looking for an all-rounder, there are plenty of great options in the market such as Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 10 Pro Max and Realme 8 Pro (review). The 8 MP wide-angle camera delivers good results on a sunny day.