POCO X3 GT 5G Review By YugaTech

What's up guys, earl here quite and whenever we hear the brand Poco one of the first things that comes to our mind is value, meaning you're, getting powerful, specs and features that are mostly found in more expensive devices at a much lower price. The company wants to keep it up with the Poco x30 gt5g, starting at under 16 000 pesos. But the question is: is this the best value pack smartphone? You can get right now? Well, let's all find out. First, let's talk about the design. At first glance, the Poco x3 gt looks like any other premium. Android smartphone.

It's got a 6.6 inch display on the front with a hole punch at the top center for the 16 megapixel selfie camera. Just above it is the earpiece. The bezels are relatively thin with the bottom part being thicker than the rest for protection. It has corning gorilla, glass, victim for buttons and ports. On the right side.

We have the volume rocker and the power slash lock button that also doubles as a fingerprint scanner. These buttons are click, firm and easy to reach, since they are placed near the middle of the frame. On the left side, we have the card tray for two NATO size, sim cards. Well, unfortunately, there's no support for micro SD cards. Here up top, we have the secondary microphone IR blaster and a loudspeaker down at the bottom.

We have the main microphone USB c port and another loudspeaker. Ah, yes, this device has stereo speakers flipping to its back, and you will see the large protruding camera module and dual led flash. Our unit is in to stargaze black model and has the silver gradient with a mirror-like finish at the top. Then transitions into a darker shade at the bottom. The bottom has sparkles that shimmers, depending on the angle of the lighting like stars in a night sky, it is an attractive design easily mirrored by the glass panel's ability to attract smudges and fingerprints.

There is a clear case included in the package to remedy that. Somehow, and if you are worried about dust and splashes, you don't have to as it is ip53 certified. The Poco x3 gt feels slim, and it's narrow, so it's easy to handle in grip. It fills premium with its metallic frame and glass back with curved edges. Now for the display, the Poco x3 gt is equipped with a 6.6 inch, full HD plus screen, which equates to 399 PPI. So even with that screen size, it still looks sharp.

It uses an IPS panel, so colors look natural and bright. Viewing angles are decent, however, you will notice it dimming when tilted and viewed from more extreme angles. It is not a big downer, but it feels weird one of the things that users will like about. The Poco x3 gt.5G display is the 120hz refresh rate, meaning you'll get a smooth animation and transitions games and contents that use high refresh rates will look smooth as well. It also has a dynamic switch feature that automatically adjusts the refresh rate depending on the task when it comes to the audio.

The Poco x3 gt5g uses a dual speaker setup, it's loud with weak bass, but crisp mid and highs. It's great for gaming, watching videos or casually listening to music and voice calls better use a Bluetooth, speaker or wireless headphones to get a better experience on the plus side. It supports high-res, audio and Toby Atmos running on the software department is mini 12.5.2 based on android 11. , it's a very clean UI that feels almost stock, but more colorful icons. Direct mode is also available if you're looking for that, it's got a pre-installed app outside the usual google and Poco apps.

Most of them are games that you probably haven't seen before. There's also amazonbooking. com IKEA, Wii, Lazada, LinkedIn and WPS Office, just to name a few powering. The book x3 gt is a MediaTek dimension, 1100 with Mali, g77, GPU, 8, gigs of ram and up to 256 gigs of internal storage. The experience is great so far as it can handle all tasks we throw at it.

Multitasking is smooth and didn't suffer lags or random crashes. During our time with it, graphic intensive games are playable in their highest settings in 60 frames per second, although not perfectly smooth, as we can expect some minor stutters from time to time, although not enough to seriously hinder gameplay. As for thermals, we can experience some warning at the back, but it didn't reach uncomfortable levels. You can even play on it for hours without the case on here are the benchmark scores that we got in case you're interested moving on to the cameras. The Poco x30 gt5g is a versatile shooter with three rear cameras consisting of a 64 megapixel main eight megapixel ultra-wide and two megapixel macro.

Although there's no telephoto lens, you can digitally zoom up to 10x. Now for selfies we have 16 megapixel shooter images produced with the rear and front cameras, are pretty good in accurate, colors natural skin tones plenty of details and has a wide dynamic range portrait mode also works. Well as it can create natural looking artificial both. It can also handle dim conditions indoors, but not as crisp as compared to shots taken in bright environments. Night mode is effective in illuminating dark scenes, while preserving colors.

Although sharpness suffers greatly for videos, you can record up to a maximum of 4k at 30 frames per. Second. Video quality is similar to what we're getting in photographs and has as to smooth and shaky videos for battery. We have a large 5000?m hour capacity with 67 watt turbocharging. We can easily get a day and a half mostly on Wi-Fi, with heavy social media browsing and light gaming.

On the side, our video loop test, which involves playing a 1080p video on loop airplane mode, turned on at 50. Brightness and volume yielded a result of 17 hours and 46 minutes of playback, which is not bad, but we're expecting more given the large capacity charging, on the other hand, is fast, as it only takes an hour with the 67 watt charger included in the box. So the Poco x3 gt5 g checks out everything we need for a smartphone. It has a nice and smooth display good performance for its class with cameras. Plenty of ram and storage has a big battery with fast charging and is equipped with essential connectivity features, including 5g, starting at 1580 pesos for the 8 gigs of ram and 128 gigs of internal storage.

It's one of the most affordable smartphones out there with this kind of configuration, and you only have to spend 2 000 pesos more for the 8 gigs plus 256 gigs of internal storage version for 17 890 pesos. So if you have a limited budget and want to get a phone with the features mentioned above, we highly recommend this phone. So what do you guys think about the Poco x3 gt5g? Well, do let us know in the comment section below and if you enjoyed this video, be sure to drop a like subscribe to our channel for more content, hit the bell icon so to miss in the future uploads and be sure to visit yugitek. com for the latest tech news and reviews. This has been rel and I'll catch.

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