POCO M3 Unboxing & Hands on: This is what the M3 looks like By gizmochina

Hello everyone welcome to gizmo china, I'm Kiran polo's super cost. Effective strategy has always been the reason for its immense popularity. Not long ago, the brand launched polo, m2 and 130 000 units were sold in India in just a few minutes, and today the company is bringing its next generation model in the m series the Poco m3. Will it continue to sell exceedingly well like the Poco m2, there's still time to find that out, but let's see what the new model has to offer by the way our full review of the m3 is in progress and will be uploaded soon. Please hit the subscribe button and follow our updates. Your support is what keeps us going.

First, let's take a look at the box. The exterior of the box comes with polo's iconic, yellow design, open the box and take out the accessory set. There is a sim card, pin protective case and manual, so nothing special. Then you can see the Poco m3. The packaging film gives you a glimpse of its main selling points: a triple camera setup, led by a 48, megapixel camera, an ultra large 6 000 milliampere hour battery and a 6.53-inch teardrop screen and a snapdragon 662 chipsets. We'll talk more about them in detail later, underneath the phone there is an USB, a to c charging cable and an 18 watt fast charger, and that sums up.

What's in the box as a super affordable model, it's not surprising that the phone features a 6.53 inch water drop screen, which is also the same size as what we usually have on a mainstream phone. It's one of the few dot drop displays of 2020, especially after seeing a horde of hole, punch display models this year, although it features the standard, 60, hertz refresh rate, we have to say that its color representation is still impressive. At first glance, the fingerprint recognition is on the side and IR transmitter. Dual speakers and a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack are also available. Coming to the back.

Its design is much more recognizable, which should be one of the unique designs for a phone in 2020. The design is indeed a surprise on such an inexpensive model. The cover and frame are made of one piece: plastic we've seen a lot of phones at the same price range using the similar plastic cover, but, unlike those phones, the plastic cover is texture to a fine leather finish, and the creative design does not make the cover look more elegant than most smartphones. In addition, the leather-like plastic design could be more resistant to slip fingerprint and scratches than glossy finish, while still keeping costs under control. The camera module is also unique.

A large piece of glossy plastic is used for aesthetics. The triple camera module is arranged on the upper left and the Poco logo is on the right, which is still recognizable even among most models in the market. Compared to the plain font. The rear design of the m3 is much more impressive when compared to the Poco m2, the camera module has gone from a quad cam setup to a triple camera combination. However, it doesn't mean that the whole camera performance is downgraded likely to keep the cost down.

The ultra-wide angle lens was sacrificed for a better quality primary lens. Actually, from a practical perspective, we were impressed with the 48 megapixel main lens, and it did perform well under most conditions. The lack of wide angle camera could be a drawback in case of wide open scenarios such as landscape photography, but the fact is that most wide-angle lenses equipped on such an inexpensive model are useless because of their poor quality. The other two lenses are the macro lens and the portrait depth of field lens it can help you shoot close objects and portraits better. The Poco m3 processor uses snapdragon 662, which is about the same as the m2s MTV hello g80 in performance, but Qualcomm's processor will be better optimized for camera performance, so that should be the reason why the m3 uses the 662 chipset.

Meanwhile, the m3 comes with a super large 6000 milliampere hour battery, which, when working with the low power consumption design of the snapdragon 662 guarantees a really long battery life, no matter how you use it, the m3 would support sufficient power for at least the whole day use, but you may need a little patience to get a full charge, as it only comes with 18 watt charging efficiency, we'll put detailed camera reviews and performance tests in our reviews, video, which will be updated in a couple of days if you're curious about its camera quality and gaming performance, keep an eye out for our follow-up review like the m2. The Poco m3 is also worth its price, and there are some fine upgrades on the m3 that make it an interesting option, such as the rear design and the large battery considering polo's previous track record. We feel that this one should sell well too, as it takes off most of the features you would want in this price segment. So that's it for today, thanks for watching this is Kieran from gizmo china, and we'll see you all again soon. You.

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