Xiaomi Poco X5 is an interesting budget class model. The smartphone is equipped with a 108 MP main camera, stereo speakers, 120 Hz screen refresh rate, a powerful Snapdragon 778G processor, etc. Equipped with everything you need, including
The smartphone comes with a 67 W charger, cable and silicone case. The battery capacity of the Poco X5 is 5000 mAh, which is enough for exactly one day’s work. Unless you are a game lover. The smartphone charges 40% in 15 minutes and 75% in half an hour.
Among the shortcomings of the Poco X5, the presenter chose a quiet stereo, the absence of moisture protection.
There is almost no flickering on the Xiaomi Poco X5 screen.
Among the interesting features of the Xiaomi Poco X5 stand out the possibility of expanding the memory, measuring the heart rate, the second space in the smartphone (something like a second account).
You can record a maximum of 4K 30fps video to the main camera (108 MP). And you can even shoot video with a macro camera. Video is written in Full HD 30fps on the front camera at ultra-wide maximum – 1080p 60fps. The cameras show pretty good results in photos and videos. You can see sample images below.
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Unfortunately, the processor is throttled and quite powerful. Although this is only important for those who like mobile games. There are also slowdowns in Genshin Impact, for example. The sound in the games is around 7 out of 10, the graphics are slightly above average. However, for the price, the smartphone is of very good quality.
Xiaomi Poco X5 is a successful model. For the money, the smartphone has an excellent package. And 10 points out of 10 can be given in the price segment.
Source: Ferra
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