Poco M3 Pro

With the Poco M3 Pro 5G, Xiaomi updates its low-budget Poco M3 smartphone and improves it in several aspects. Among other things, it now also features 5G, NFC, and a 90 Hz display. At 6.5-inches, Xiaomi's new budget smartphone is just as big as the Poco M3, and it has a resolution of 2400x1080, which is a tad higher (2350x1080 pixels), as well as a 90 Hz refresh rate. Unfortunately, the display's brightness hasn't improved, because the Poco M3 Pro 5G has rather low brightness levels with an average of 404 cd/m². Nevertheless, the smartphone can be used outdoors quite well, provided that direct sunlight on the IPS panel, which is protected by Gorilla Glass 3. the Poco M3 Pro 5G with its MediaTek Dimensity 700 octa-core processor is much faster. The smartphone responds quickly in everyday use, and it also runs modern games smoothly with minor compromises. However, the pretty aggressive energy management of MIUI 11, Xiaomi's proprietary user interface for Android 11, was a negative aspect of the test. During the GPS test, the GPS app that was running in the background was simply terminated on several occasions, so that the measurement didn't yield any useful results in the end. However, the Poco M3 pro is worth buying because the phone has a powerful MediaTek Dimensity 700 Processor which has support for 5G. The phone does have good specifications such as the phone does have a good camera setup, resolution, and display size. The main camera is 48 MP with a display of 6.5 inches with a 700 processor makes the most demanded phone in Bangladesh. With the Poco M3 Pro 5G, Xiaomi updates its low-budget Poco M3 Pro smartphone and improves it in several aspects. Among other things, it now also features 5G, NFC, and a 90 Hz display. The price, however, has only increased negligibly.