@@soumyadeepislam4279 I personally love oneplus nord but now poco x3 with Snapdragon 860 is far ahead of 765G. If you're gamer or heavy user buy poco x3 but if you're a casual user buy oneplus nord
@@pragadeeshwarana.s3731 Earlier I used to have Instagram (beta) and they generally used to have these kind of issues casually like crashing on liking a picture, while viewing a story and opening comment section... That's why I switched back to the stable build...
the thing is that even if someone isn't a heavy gamer it still makes sense because it's future proof. Also Since I am a POCO F1 user I am getting the X3 Pro at 11k after ICICI bank discount + POCO F1 Exchange and this deal seems too good to ignore.... like who would ignore a deal where u get SD 860 Smartphone for just 11k !!!!
@@ErAyushvarshney bro I haven't purchased it right now but my brother was thinking of getting a new phone that was gaming and performance centric and i haven't got it till now but I could recommend it to you if will use this phone for 2 3 years if you are an Indian though because 5g isn't available in India and it has quite a descent camera and performance is very great as well so yeah it does depend upon what you want to use it on if it's good performance, a very good battery, a good screen and camera you want go for this if it's an overall balanced phone with a great display descent performance, a great camera and a very good battery than go for realme hopefully this helps you
I think the true successor of Poco F1 was Redmi K20 pro.I know it was from Redmi,but considering MIUI and parent company Xiaomi it shared same price with Poco F1 but I realised it never got a chance to be called as Poco F1 successor.
@@mikiswordbreaker4805 from IPS display to Amoled.From notch display to notchless display.Snapdragon 845 to 855.From physical fingerprint to In-display fingerprint.From polycarbonate to stunning glass back which gave it a premium feel.It was more or less a true successor.I agree the base variant was for Rs 3000 more but it was worth it.
@@tariquekhokar The F1 was never to be build like premium tho..no need those AMOLED or premium quality build..the image of F1 was flagship performance with a budget build smartphone..
search "phonez pop" channel with yellow logo and see video i made first impression and physical comparison between poco x3 pro and realme 8 pro and 7 day review coming soon
Good day Mr @Beebom! I'd like to share my experience with my POCO X3 Pro for almost 2 years. (6 GB/128 ROM Vayu Global Variant, not the Indian Bhima variant which has inferior CPU soldering). Overall, I am in love with the Snapdragon 860 (even though it is technically a refurbished and overlocked SD 855 as when using CPU-Z it clearly registers the CPU as Snapdragon 855+). and for the price, it is really a steal! I could play games competitively and do amazing photos and videography that blows my mind for the price segment it offers. But just as my wise father once told me, "If the deal sounds too good then there is always a catch for it." MediaTek is notoriously known to just refurbish their CPUs in every iteration (Helio G70, Dimensity 700 and Helio G95 - G99 are the same 12nm f*cking processor with the same GPU just over-locked like hell) and Snapdragon sadly also follows the same route (Many of the SD 600 series for example). It's been 5 days since my Poco X3 Pro died. I recently upgraded to MIUI 13.5 and I was playing MLBB while using Setedit to unlock the in-game FPS to 120. (I was planning on getting a custom ROM with Magisks. Probably later when my phone is fixed). I normally experience 49-50*C in MLBB and while playing Genshin it goes to 55*C. After a while, my screen suddenly became greyish-white with one vertical blue line in the middle (it made some sound since I was playing). Then it rebooted however the same thing persists. After a while it became alright but every time the phone gets hot it starts to repeat the process thing until 5 days ago when it really died and was unresponsive even when plugged in the charger. Many people who upgraded to MIUI 13 also reported the same problem and blamed MIUI 13 for having bricked their phone with inadequate power and heat management but this has no concrete evidence since many people also reported phone bricking at MIUI 12.5. I checked online at XDA forums and Reddit for solutions. Many have pointed out that Xiaomi uses forced slave labour (mainly ethnic minorities etc to cut costs. We all are aware of the human rights abuses in China) in their factories which contributes to horrible manufacturing control and since Poco X3 Pro has a plastic body and horrible cooling system it retains the heat produced and causes the CPU solder to melt and a grey-ish screen with blue vertical lines is a clear indication of GPU/CPU being disconnected from the motherboard and hence, the need for CPU Reballing. Some also have pointed out the faulty PMCI slot. Many users reported that after they got their CPU reballed (3K php) their phones worked well and what seems to be a true fix. I will be having my phone diagnosed and serviced by tomorrow. It is not a good option for me to go to the Xiaomi store since unfortunately, it's past my warranty time. I hope CPU reballing does the trick. Although I don't know what can be done if it is really a PMIC slot and I hope it isn't. If it truly is a faulty PMIC slot then my option would be to replace the motherboard (12K php. Costs more than the phone when I bought it) and at that stage, I'd rather go ahead and buy a flagship phone already, preferably a non-Poco/Xiaomi phone (It is hard to sit with clear conscious knowing that my phone was made with conflict of forced labour and many horrible things). I will give an update on the status of my phone soon. If ever it is repaired, I will buy Blackshark cooler to help with the heat issue.
Anyday PocoF1.... I mean my first flagship smartphone and till date works good.... My only interest in new phones are their Amoled display..... If PocoF1 had that , i may have not changed the phone for atleast 4 years....
I still use mine and cracked and replaced screen 3 times and still keep because nothing is really all that better except for amoled but amoled screens don't last as long as high end lcd so I still take them with a grain of salt.
I bought the POCO F1 in October 2018 since then the phone never gave me trouble and worked like a charm, I also thought while buying redmi note 10 pro that avg out the phone it's been 7 days and I am regretting my decision the phone looks and camera really doesn't matter most but when it starts burning in your hands it does. Anyone buy the poco x3 pro just don't give it a second thought
Update on my comment I bought Redmi note 10 pro 8 gb version so will tell u straight go for the POCO x3 pro it's a no brainer apart from the screen nothing works in favor of redmi note 10 the design may be but how many times u look at the back of ur phone.
Xiaomi has another upcoming event on 24th this month and they might launch Poco f3/K40/Mi 11X/11i. So its worth waiting before settling on one of these.
@@pantheratigris9963 and realme has just like took the decision to kill their phone lineups by releasing better versions Like narzo 30 a just destroys the c series and realme has no problem lmao
I think after Poco F1 .. the only phone that lived up to the real flagship killer title without any major compromise is Realme X2pro.. that's jst a hell of a phone.. but r8 now there's no such offering from any brand under 30k. But nevertheless the Poco x3pro is a great offering 🔥🔥
Poco x3 Pro vs iqoo 3 please. Given price brackets are close during festive sales periods and the caveats of each seem to be done better by the other, it's kind of hard to decide
Great review...very indepth! This was like reading the manual but more fun :) Do people even read manuals anymore though...lol. Great job on your video :)
First of all this video is shot and edited beautifully Now to the phone , its basically k20pro with slight upgrades and downgrades like -amoled ,indisplay fingerprint ,glass back,popup camera +120hz ,side fingerprint ,plastic back and dot notch camera
From my memory, the lenovo z2 plus brought the sd 820 under 20k, before the poco phones with their 8 series chips. Well, it was 10k when I bought it, lol. That would've been the biggest deal at that time, 4 years ago.
This is called the *complete* review 👍👍 I need a secondary phone for gaming, music etc, so I buy Poco X3 pro in first sale. It's pretty good as a secondary phone. For me, Primary phone should have Amoled display, good camera, compact size, latest Android version and latest processor so I can use for at least 3 years. Basically a latest flagship Phone. I would buy my primary phone from Mi 11 series.
I'd say Xiaomi phones are really durable, I have a Xiaomi Redmi 4X and it is still works better than some 2019 phone like Realme 5! I dropped it in water and got half immersed for 2 minutes, but then I just dried it and it works just like before now.
Broo...how is the output from 3.5mm jack...as Poco said in the launch event that it got Hi Res Audio...is there any DAC or Amp... similar to Laptops or it's just like any other phone (compare to Note 10 pro Max).. As I have good headphones I really appreciate good output...Plz I have to decide between two phones just because of that 3.5 mm jack output
@@dailystatustamil6557 if you're watching dark content maybe a little cause amoled produce better dark colors otherwise no, every other color just looks great :)
Yes that "POOCO" was a typo. Crappy is a dramatic word? Is it ? It's not, fyi. PS : Some people are not being dramatic, they are being pratical and are probably sharing their experiences after the usage of the same software (MIUI).
Here is something you guys should know: 1. The phone is very fast and smooth 2. Hi res Audio output 3. Headphone jack :D 4. The display is very good , almost as if I am using a phone with amoled 5. No instagram issues with me here although the there is lag with chrome (its a chrome issue not phone) . 6. Most importantly the daily life use is just awesome. 7. For camera centric people I would suggest go for Realme X7 or Redmi note 10 pro max You're Welcome :)
A few years ago, Poco F1 had a decent competitor like Honor Play. But right now, Poco X3 pro destroys the competition in terms of performance. If performance and longevity are your priority go for X3 pro.
I am thinking of buying this phone but I am really afraid because I've seen so many bugs and hardware software problems in mi groups. I need to use this ohone for long time. So what's your experience so far? Should i buy it?
@@imranasif276 don't ever update your phone. Use it with the OS it came with. Updates will only kill your device gradually and it applies to every electronic device(phones, laptops, PC etc.). Unfortunately that's how businesses work nowadays. Keep your apps updated through play store and use your phone for 4-5 years.
Hi, I really liked the review. But with some new models that arrived recently I'm confused at which mobile to buy. I need honest opinion. My budget is around 20~25k and my priority is best performance(1st), better camera(2nd), good display(3rd). Could you suggest me your options?
This guy or the research team has done inadequate research. The primary camera is indeed a downgrade. The sensor changed from Sony IMX 682 on the Poco X3 to the IMX 582 on the Poco X3 Pro. And how did he say that it was not a downgrade without doing a comparison
