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POCO M3 Pro 5G 2021 Review and Specifications

The 5G connectivity at a low price in Pakistan that’s something we’re starting to see a lot of and the latest mobile with this kind of marketing is the POCO M3 Pro 5G; this is a phone that might seem pretty familiar to some of you.

so let’s see what it has to offer in our review

the POCO M3 Pro 5G is a new phone from Xiaomi that’s identical to another new phone from Xiaomi. Can you guess which one? If you said Redmi Note 10 5G, then I’d be pretty surprised, actually, but kudos to you for being one of the special few that can keep track of Xiaomi’s complicated project release and the naming scheme.

the specs of these two phones are the same; the only major difference is the appearance both are made of plastic, but the POCO has a glossy finish that looks like glass, and it also has that snazzy black accent around the black camera bump

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if you’re still confused, at least it says POCO right there in big letters; it’s worth noting that there’s no ingress protection on either this device or the Redmi Note 10

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you can find that on some competitors, even at this price, the POCO M3 Pro 5G display is a 6.5 inch IPS LCD with a 1080p resolution and is protected by gorilla glass 3.

Again, no difference from the Redmi Note 10 is the trend these days; the display has a fast 90-hertz refresh rate, which helps smooth out movement when swiping and scrolling.

The screen is quite decent for an LCD; it’s contrasty with impressively deep black levels, and brightness is good; we measured around 410 Nits maximum with the slider, which boosts up to about 530 nits in auto mode when in bright sun colors can be pretty accurate too.

If you tweak them in color settings, there is no HDR10 support though there’s a single bottom-firing loudspeaker for your audio, and it scored a good mark on our loudness charts.

The sound quality is suitable for a budget phone with well-presented mids and highs but not much for bass.

you also get a headphone jack on the POCO M3 Pro 5G and FM radio support. Waking up and unlocking the phone can be done with the side-mounted fingerprint scanner. The slash power button is super-fast and responsive, as you’d expect from Xiaomi

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you can opt for 64 or 128 GBs of internal storage onboard, which is expandable through micro SD.

The POCO M3 Pro 5G interface is POCO‘s version of MIUI 12 over Android 11. the POCO flavoring means that the system theme and icons are different by default and the app drawer is mandatory. you can’t disable it.

You do get the option to split the traditional notification shade into a notification center accessed from the top left corner and a control center, which you’ll enter by swiping the top right. 

And since there is an IR blaster, you can use the phone as a remote control for specific appliances.

Just like the other budget 5G smartphones we’ve seen recently, the POCO M3 Pro 5G runs on a Mediatek Dimensity 700 chipset besides the connectivity.

It also provides acceptable performance for the class; unfortunately, benchmarks wouldn’t run on a review unit just like we experienced with the Redmi note 10 5G, but the UI and apps run smoothly

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although the GPU is a bit underpowered, games run fine on lower graphics settings powering. The phone is a large 5000 milliamp-hour battery, and in our proprietary tests, it was able to score a perfect endurance rating of 121 hours, the same as the Redmi Note 10 5G.

The POCO comes with a 22.5-watt adapter, but it only supports up to 18-watt charging. We could charge the phone from zero to just 33% in half an hour, the same as the Redmi and not very fast.

Now on to the POCO M3 Pro 5G‘s triple cameras, a 48-megapixel quad bay or main cam, a 2-megapixel macro cam, and a depth sensor photo from the main cam come out at 12 megapixels. 

In good light, they are excellent for this budget class; they are rich in detail and nicely sharp with low noise, primarily accurate colors, and a pretty good dynamic range.

The foliage rendition isn’t excellent, but we’ve seen worse from much more expensive phones portraits are taken with the help of the depth sensor, and they have impressive subject separation and nice colors. Still, for some reason, these portraits aren’t quite as sharp as the ones.

We got from the Redmi Note 10 5G 2-megapixel close-up shots from the POCOs macro camera have lively colors, and good contrast, and the detail level is good enough for this resolution.

However, since the focus is fixed, it can take several tries to get a photo to come out sharp images taken at night with the main cam are again great for this budget class.

There’s a lot of resolved detail; the colors look saturated and stay true to life, and the contrast is good too; some detail gets smeared by the noise reduction, though, and you do see some blown highlights, and

their night mode restores highlights and also brightens the entire picture. Still, the processing is more aggressive, and you end up with more softness and less fine detail.

you can take selfies with the 8-megapixel front-facing cam, which are outstanding for the budget price range.

There’s more than enough detail, superb contrast, and low noise. The POCO M3 Pro 5G can shoot video with the main cam and up to 1080p resolution at 30fps.

There’s no 4k recording; the footage has excellent colors, good contrast, and a likable dynamic range. The level of detail is ok for 1080p footage on a budget, and there’s support for stabilization. So, that’s the POCO M3 Pro 5G. 

you also get a contrasty high refresh rate LCD, good battery life, excellent speaker quality, and a dependable camera both in the daytime and at night if you’ve already seen our review of the Redmi note 10 pro 5G.

But you do get a different design, and in some markets, the POCO is a little cheaper than the Redmi, so that’s something, of course, you should also keep in mind that if you’re not especially after 5G, then you can find more excellent features at this price in a 4g device.