POCO X3 GT Unboxing and Hands-on By YugaTech

What's up guys around here, fugue tag and Poco has officially launched its latest smartphone in the country. Sporting, a 6.6 inches display with 120hz refresh rate, triple rear cameras, 5g connectivity and powered by a MediaTek density 1100, the Poco x3 gt. We got our hands on one, so without any further ado, let's see first, what's inside the box, so opening up the lid, you will be greeted with a smaller box that contains the sim ejector tool, some Poco stickers, the manuals and jelly case. Underneath is the phone itself then below that there's an USB type-c, cable and a 67 watt charger. Now, when it comes to the design at first glance, the Poco x3 gt looks like any other premium. Android smartphone the phone feels slim at 8.9 millimeters, despite the tall 163.3 millimeter frame, it's narrow at 75.9 millimeters. So it's easy to handle and grip.

It fills premium with its metallic frame and glass back with curved edges. It has a decent heft at 193 grams. Furthermore, it's top heavy, though, given the placement of the cameras, our unit is to stargaze black model and has this silver gradient with a mirror-like finish at the top, then transitions into a darker shade at the bottom. The bottom has sparkles, then shimmers, depending on the angle of the lighting like stars in a night sky. It's an attractive design easily mirrored by the glass panel's ability to attract smudges and fingerprints.

The Poco x3 gt got a large 6.6 inches 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 power, slash, lock, button that also doubles as the fingerprint scanner and volume rockers.

Alongside with it. 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. Unfortunately, there's no 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 type c port and another loudspeaker flipping it on its back, and you will see the large protruding camera module that houses, the 64 megapixel main 8, megapixel ultrawide and 2 megapixel macro lenses, as well as the autofocus sensors and a dual led flash. Furthermore, we get into this a little deeper in our full review, but for now check out these sample shots out of the box. The Poco x3 gt runs on me. I 12.5 based on android 11. Powering.

It is a MediaTek dimension, 1100 soc, Mali, g77, GPU, 8, gigs of ram and up to 256 gigs of internal storage and a 5 000 William hour battery with support for 67 watt turbocharging. The Poco x3 gt is priced at 15, 190, pesos, 48, gigs, plus 128 gigs of internal storage, variant and 17, 190 pesos for the 8 gigs plus 256 gigs of internal storage variant, and we're pretty hyped up to see its full performance, so stay tuned for our full review. What do you guys think about the Poco x3 gt? Let us know in the comments 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 you don't miss any 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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