Xiaomi Poco X7 Pro Review: Midrange Marvel

The gap between Flagship and mid-range phones continue to be closed thanks to devices like Xiaomi’s Poco X7 Pro. Starting at just $350 (£309), you’ll get a big screen, silky performance and a bag of stamina. The hardware includes plenty of storage, fast charging and an IP68 rating. The usual compromises are wireless charging, boat road bloatware, mediocre camera systems, etc., but this is Still a bargain.

My Limited Edition Iron Man – Theme-wrapped Review Unit looks different, but is roughly the same as the regular Poco X7 Pro on the inside, with additional RAM for price bumps at $399 (£349) and add storage. For those looking for Solid Android Phone It nails key features and the Poco X7 Pro asks for spots on your short list. Xiaomi phones are not normally available in the US, but the Poco X7 Pro is Available on Amazon. Please note that it does not support the bands needed for some US carriers. The list suggests it is suitable for T-Mobile networks such as Mint and Tello. I’ve been testing it in the UK with EE and it’s working well.

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Xiaomi wants a fun atmosphere under the Poco brand, so the X7 Pro looks very different from the company’s Redmi Note 14 Pro (Even though the specifications are very similar). Xiaomi is a Marvel Partnership for My Iron Man models, featuring plenty of red and gold, full themed boxes, SIM tools, red USB-C cable, and minimal cases to turn on the Iron Man Art and Avengers logo It’s there. screen. Inside, the regular X7 Pro is the same, with two tones of black, green or Poco’s distinctive yellow and black.

It has a simple design with two large camera lenses on the back, a flat screen and a thick frame that is very easy to handle. Despite being a large phone, it is relatively lightweight. The screen has Gorilla Glass 7i protection and the Poco X7 Pro scores IP68 evaluationwhich means you can survive the dunks of the pool, something unusual for this price, but Motorola is a new one Moto G Power We have also added an IP68/69 rating for the first time.

The 6.67-inch AMOLED screen is one of the most attractive Poco X7 Pro, with a resolution of 2,170 x 1,220 pixels, a 12-bit color depth, and 120 Hz refresh rate. It supports HDR10+ and Dolby Vision for movie streaming. It is also quite bright at about 700 nits, with a maximum of 1,400 nits and a maximum of 3,200 nits in peak brightness. HDR Highlights. It’s a powerful all-around that looks good and looks good alongside a much more expensive flagship.

Photo: Simon Hill