It features powerful processors and GPU to provide a smooth display and gaming experience to its users. This device has 33W fast charging support that can charge its 5160mAh powerful battery in a short period.

They also did a good job with the memory, the firmware itself takes up less space and during operation there is an increase in free RAM. At the time of writing, you can find the Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro on newegg in both storage configurations. The 6/128 GB version is priced at around $274, while the 8/256 GB model will set you back about $315. The Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro is a very fast mid-range smartphone with an extensive feature set at a low price. The Poco X3 Pro is the first smartphone to use the Snapdragon 860. However, the mid-range SoC isn’t exactly new, but it’s an almost unchanged update to the Snapdragon 855+ that was launched in mid-2019.

But the older 8-series Snapdragon chipsets are still more powerful than today’s 7-series ones. The one other quirk is unlikely to bother too many people.

• It is a 6.67 inch IPS LCD display with a resolution of 1080×2400 and a refresh rate of 120Hz.
• Poco clearly had one goal in mind for the X3 Pro, and that was to deliver the best possible CPU performance at around the Rs. 20,000 price level.
• It may also be the first Poco phone to receive the MIUI 13 update.
• It’s not difficult to fill in cams on affordable phones.
• The next step is to download the required drivers and tools on your PC.

According to the changelog, the update brings October 2022 security patch and increased system security. Here are the complete changelogs of POCO X3 Pro latest update. Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro USB Driver is compatible with different versions of Windows. My opinion on that is, If you are looking for a high-performance smartphone stock firmware ROM, then you can go with this mobile.

Another incredibly useful feature basically unique to Xiaomi devices as well is the inclusion of an IR blaster. The IR blaster allows you to control devices that use an infrared remote, such as TVs and radios. You can configure it from the Mi Remote app on your smartphone. Close-up and portrait shots are decent, since phone cameras are in general much better when dealing with subjects in the foreground. There’s some natural depth of field which always makes shots stand out nicely. In an interesting twist, Poco has gone with lower resolutions for the X3 Pro’s rear cameras than it did with the Poco X3.