Poco x4 pro 5g

SIM 1 + Hybrid(SIM or MicroSD) Network bands: Supports 5G / 4G / 3G / 2G 5G: Sub6G: n1,3,5,7,8,20,28,38,40,41,77,78 4G: FDD-LTE Band 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,12,17,18,19,20,26,28 TDD-LTE Band 38, 40, 41 3G: WCDMA Band 1,2,4,5,8,6,19 2G: GSM: 850 900 1800 1900MHz *5G connectivity may vary based on region availability and local operator support. *The frequencies supported by the device may vary depending on the region. Wireless Networks Bluetooth 5.1 Wi-Fi Protocol: 802.11a/b/g/n/ac

However, there are some issues. The Xiaomi Poco X4 Pro has an annoying habit of closing down any apps running in the background, which isn’t helpful if you stream audio through your phone. Its charging behavior is strange, too, with a bug causing the screen to continually light up. Plus, the Snapdragon 695 processor doesn’t really belong in a Poco phone, as they’re typically more powerful than that. (Image credit: TechRadar) The often very cheap Poco X3 Pro is almost three times as powerful as the Poco X4 Pro 5G by some gaming metrics. While the 108MP camera appears to make up for it on paper, this doesn’t pan out in practice due to a weak Auto HDR mode that too-frequently results in overexposure and dull-looking pictures. This phone may get better all-round with successive software updates. But if the aforementioned issues are tied to the compromises inherent in its Snapdragon 695 processor, it may well not. There’s plenty to like here, but we can’t help but feel that Poco series fans will end up disappointed by the Poco X4 Pro 5G. Xiaomi Poco X4 Pro 5G price and availability • Announced in February 2022 • Costs 299 euros, with US and UK pricing to be confirmed At the time of review, US and UK prices for the Poco X4 Pro are yet to be confirmed. It costs 299 euros, likely to translate to the same figure or slightly lower in UK pounds, and somewhere between $330 and $350 in the US. Xiaomi makes a step-down model, too: the Poco M4 Pro 5G. It comes with a slightly less impres...

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Over 1,100 nits in the cheap mid-range. The Poco X4 Pro 5G comes with a lot of hardware highlights for an RRP of around US$ 300. On top of 5G support, the successor to the Poco X3 Pro gets various improvements, including a very bright AMOLED display with 120 Hz. However, the X4 Pro does not make everything better ... Although the Poco X4 Pro 5G is comparatively heavy at 205 grams, it is lighter than its Laser Black, Laser Blue and Poco Yellow. The Poco X4 Pro has IP 53 certification, which means that it is officially dust and water resistant. The build quality and feel are on a high level for a smartphone around US$ 300. Sure, the plastic frame deprives the Poco X4 Pro of some of the value of a high-end phone, but it doesn't feel cheap. However, the flat glass panel encasing the cameras on the back feels a bit bulky in the hands. In contrast to the predecessor, the manufacturer cuts back on Corning Gorilla Glass 6; only Glass 5 is used for the Poco X4 Pro. The edges on the top and bottom of the 6.67-inch display are moderately sized, which is reflected in the solid display surface ratio of 86%. 165.5 mm / 6.52 inch 77 mm / 3.03 inch 8.4 mm / 0.3307 inch 198 g 0.4365 lbs 164.3 mm / 6.47 inch 75.6 mm / 2.98 inch 8.5 mm / 0.3346 inch 191 g 0.4211 lbs 164.19 mm / 6.46 inch 76.1 mm / 3 inch 8.12 mm / 0.3197 inch 205 g 0.4519 lbs 163.56 mm / 6.44 inch 75.78 mm / 2.98 inch 8.75 mm / 0.3445 inch 195 g 0.4299 lbs 160.1 mm / 6.3 inch 74.5 mm / 2.93 inch 8 mm / 0.315 inch 169 g 0.372...

With an eye-watering AMOLED display, respectable specs sheet, and entry price of $299 / £259 the Poco X4 Pro 5G is certainly a device that impresses on paper. It's a new phone from the Chinese firm that's absolutely taking aim at dominating the mid-tier of smartphones, offering consumers a real bang for the buck winner. Although it's not widely available from the usual retailers, sensible design choices for the price give the Poco X4 Pro 5G real potential to be a hidden gem. We, for one, are not complaining - it's great news to have a nice mid-range contender to the How does it shape up? I put this mid-tier device through its paces over a week of rigorous testing to see if its impressive specs sheet holds up for everyday use. (Image credit: Future) The Poco X4 Pro features a rather boxy, but elegant design on first impression. Positives include a glass back that feels premium and a nicely balanced feel in the hand. It's not too weighty considering the fairly large screen, which lends to comfortable use as a daily driver. Where the design slightly falls down are the plastic sides, which are unfortunately a real dead giveaway in regards to the price point. It's a minor quibble, but it's the touches like this that tend to give the more expensive flagships from Apple or Samsung more of a 'premium' feel. (Image credit: Future) The review sample sent out came in a rather ubiquitous shade of black but the Poco X4 Pro also comes in a blue and an eye-searingly bright yellow. I can'...

These are the best offers from our affiliate partners. We may get a commission from qualifying sales. 128GB 6GB RAM 256GB 8GB RAM 128GB 8GB RAM Introduction The Poco X4 Pro 5G may not be the Poco(phone) you are looking for. We could literally hear these words in our head spoken in Obi-Wan Kenobi's voice as we sat down to gather our thoughts about the X4 Pro. And indeed, if you came looking for a proper We can't and won't hide the true nature of the Poco X4 Pro 5G - it's a repackaged version of the global Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G with a redesigned rear panel. Here's how This is not the first and won't be the last time Poco has done this, so it's not surprising. But the Poco X4 Pro 5G design really stands out, as usual. The Poco X4 Pro packs a 6.67-inch 120Hz Super AMOLED screen and employs the Snapdragon 695 5G chipset, a departure from the flagship-grade Snapdragon 860 within the Poco X3 Pro but a small improvement over the Poco X3 NFC's Snapdragon 732G. This mid-range SoC offers good CPU performance and 5G connectivity, though. The camera is your usual tri-eye setup with a high-res 108MP primary, an 8MP ultrawide and a 2MP macro shooter. There is no depth sensor as opposed to other Redmi Note 11 models and the previous Poco X3 phones. The Poco X4 Pro offers stereo speakers, and all sorts of fan-favorite features such as FM radio, a 3.5mm jack, a microSD expansion, and even an IR port. You can also charge its large 5,000mAh battery incredibly fast with the bundled 67W charger....

Break the barriers holding back your creativity and explore your innovative side with the POCO X4 Pro 5G that is packed with incredible features. This smartphone features a 16.91 cm (6.67) 120 Hz Super AMOLED display with a touch sampling rate of 360 Hz delivering a silky smooth user experience. Furthermore, the triple camera set-up of this phone boasts a 64 MP main camera and an 8 MP Ultra-wide camera that expands the horizon to give a 118-degree field of vision. Additionally, the POCO X4 Pro 5G comes with a 16 MP selfie camera that captures breathtaking selfies with incredible clarity. The POCO X4 Pro 5G has a 16.91 cm (6.67) 120 Hz Super AMOLED screen with a 360 Hz touch sampling rate that delivers a smooth user experience. With the most vibrant colours and a DCI P3 extensive colour spectrum, the display confers an incredible viewing experience. It performs extremely smoothly while gaming, browsing, and streaming your favourite TV show. Furthermore, 1200 nits of intensive brightness provides a pleasant vision even in the scorching sun light. This phone comes with a triple camera configuration, that comprises of astonishing 64 MP primary camera and an 8 MP Ultra-wide camera that enables a 118-degree field of vision that ensures to level-up your photographing creativity by delivering gorgeous imagery. Furthermore, it boasts a 16 MP front camera that suffices your desire of clicking flawless selfies. View all features General In The Box • Handset, 67W Power Adapter, USB Ty...

Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • Verdict The POCO X4 Pro is a no-nonsense, packed to the brim smartphone with just two caveats. It has a processor that could leave mobile gamers wanting more and the device still packs in Android 11. As long as you’re okay with these, the POCO X4 Pro might just be the best choice for smartphone users on a budget of under Rs 20,000. Design and display Even from a distance, the POCO X4 Pro is instantly recognisable, especially the yellow colour option that clashes quite exquisitely with the massive black camera bar at the top. The design has a striking resemblance to the The X4 Pro is definitely a thick phone with a depth of 8.1mm, though in terms of its weight, the 205g feels light enough considering the device’s massive size. POCO has provided IP53 splash and dust resistance to withstand light rains or a sweaty workout, but nothing more intense. Stereo speakers are present on the device which is per the usual standards set by POCO. While I still detest the 3.5mm headphone jack’s positioning on the top, I guess I should be thankful the feature is even there, to begin with. The rest of the phone is pretty standard with the boxy look although the uneven distribution of mass across the frame doesn’t allow the phone to stand straight without support. On the whole, I have to commend the POCO design team for churning a real eye candy of a device that is surely going to grab a ton of eyeballs while also being sturdy and well built. Displ...