Xiaomi Poco F5 comes with silicone case, 67W power supply and USB-C cable. In addition, a film is immediately pasted on the smartphone screen. At the same time, the back cover of the device is made of plastic, as are the side frames. The device is also equipped with an infrared port and a headphone jack.
The Poco F5 screen is really good. It has a diagonal of 6.7 inches, OLED matrix, Full HD resolution, 120 Hz refresh rate. The screen is very bright and has no issues with PWM.
The novelty received a Snapdragon 7 Plus Gen 2 processor that is like last year’s flagship processor, but with slightly lower frequencies. However, this does not specifically affect the performance of the device. There are also configurations with 8GB or 12GB of RAM to choose from. The processor scores a million on AnTuTu and is very fast.
Despite warming up and throttling, it will still be comfortable to play various games on ultra and high settings.
With autonomy, everything is fine. The battery of the Poco F5 has a capacity of 5000 mAh and the included power supply is 67 watts. The phone definitely lasts for a day and at the end of the day, it charges 30%. On average, with a heavy load – you can count on 6.5 hours of screen time for three hours. The phone charges from 0% to 100% in just under 50 minutes.
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The front camera of the device is 16 MP and it is quite good. True, for some reason it only shoots Full HD video. The main camera of Xiaomi Poco is triple. The main lens has 64 MP, ultra wide – 8 MP, macro – 2 MP. A budget module is still installed here, but with advanced features. So the pictures are fine.
The sound of the smartphone is stereo, but quite simple.
Xiaomi Poco F5 5G is a model for very little money, with an excellent screen, nice design, good autonomy, charging speed and a good camera. So, a strong “middle peasant” is definitely worth getting.
Source: Ferra
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