Xiaomi is starting the year strong. The Asian brand introduced this Thursday the new Poco X6 series, consisting of two models: the standard one and the more advanced Poco. They have many options to become the default recommendation in 2024..
These phones are based on the Redmi K70 series, which Xiaomi introduced in the country at the end of 2023. Poco X6 Pro is identical to Redmi K70E. –except for some minor differences such as loading speed–. And the same can be said about the standard Poco X6, although in its case there is an additional variation: the processor. Although Redmi K70E and Poco X6 Pro have the same MediaTek Dimensity 8300 Ultrastandard X6 selects Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s 2nd generationa chip with lower performance than the aforementioned MediaTek model.
This chip variation also affects aspects such as Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connectivity. Although Poco X6 Pro is compatible with Bluetooth 5.4 and Wi-Fi 6 standards, the people at Poco are interested in this product.
Another difference between Poco X6 and Poco X6 Pro is the battery. Curious, The standard model has 100mAh more capacity than the Pro.. However, it is important to remember two things:
- First of all, 100mAh makes little to no difference given the overall size of the battery.
- Secondly, just because the Poco X6 has a slightly larger battery than the Pro model does not mean it has slightly better battery life. The difference in processor may tip the scales more than the 100mAh capacity, so it will be necessary to conduct as objective tests as possible to determine which of the two performs better in this regard.
Poco X6 Pro and Poco X6: technical specifications
Poco X6 Pro | Small X6 | |
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Screen | 6.67 inches, 1.5K resolution, AMOLED technology, 120Hz refresh rate, 500 nits peak brightness (typical) or 1800 nits in HBM mode, DCI-P3 compatible | 6.67 inches, 1.5K resolution, AMOLED technology, 120Hz refresh rate, 500 nits peak brightness (typical) or 1800 nits in HBM mode, DCI-P3 compatible |
CPU | MediaTek Dimensity 8300 Ultra | Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s 2nd generation |
Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi 6, 5G, NFC, infrared, dual SIM and USB-C | Bluetooth 5.2, Wi-Fi 5, 5G, NFC, infrared, dual SIM and USB-C |
RAM | 8 GB/12 GB | 8 GB/12 GB |
Storage | 256 GB/512 GB | 256 GB/512 GB |
main camera | 64 megapixels with OIS | 64 megapixels with OIS |
ultra wide angle camera | 8 megapixels | 8 megapixels |
macro camera | 2 megapixels | 2 megapixels |
Front-camera | 16 megapixels | 16 megapixels |
Battery | 5000 mAh | 5100 mAh |
Download speed | 67 W (including charger) | 67 W (including charger) |
Biometrics | Under-screen fingerprint sensor | Under-screen fingerprint sensor |
Resistant to dust and water | Yes, IP54 | Yes, IP54 |
Available colors | Black, yellow and gray | Black, white and blue |
Price | From 349 euros (without promotion) | From 299 euros (without promotion) |
Poco X6 Pro and Poco X6: Prices and Availability
Both Poco X6 and Poco X6 Pro They are available from today on the usual online channels.: official store of Xiaomi, Amazon, PcComponentes and MediaMarkt. However, not all channels offer all memory configurations. For example, the cheapest ones will only be available on Amazon, Xiaomi and MediaMarkt.
Poco X6 Pro | Small X6 | |
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Version 8 GB + 256 GB | 349.99 euros. | 299.99 euros. |
Version 12 GB + 256 GB | Does not exist. | €289.99 until January 17th. From now on, the recommended retail price will be 329.99 euros. |
Version 12 GB + 512 GB | €379.99 until January 17th. From now on, the recommended retail price will be 419.99 euros. | €329.99 until January 17th. From now on, the recommended retail price will be 369.99 euros. |
Two models They will be available in three colors., although they differ from each other. In the case of Poco X6, we are talking about white, black and blue colors; and in the Pro variant we use black, yellow and gray colors.
Until January 17, the larger memory versions of both models are available in all cases with a €40 discount. After this period they will be restored to their original suggested retail price.

Excellent product in relation to its price
This new series, and especially the Poco X6 Pro, is probably mobile phones with the best price-quality ratio in their segment. Especially the Pro model, which has a different processor than other devices in this price range.
Its weakest point is photography, where it meets the expectations of its range but fails to charm – as happens, for example, with the Google Pixel 7a. However, in all other respects this is a clear reference. Let’s list some of its advantages:
- It offers fantastic performance thanks to the MediaTek 8300 Ultra, an SoC that is close to the 2023 benchmark chip in the Android world in several ways: the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.
- It is equipped with a large capacity battery and a 67W fast charging system.
- It has many connectivity options.
- Its screen features reduced bezels, additional resolution and the ability to significantly increase brightness in adverse lighting conditions.
- It has interesting details such as an under-display fingerprint scanner, NFC connectivity or an infrared sensor.
- And most importantly: it arrives in stores at a very reasonable price of 349 euros without promotions.

It is also important to consider that Prices for Xiaomi products, as well as for products from other brands, are gradually falling. how the months go by. Therefore, unless this Poco X6 Pro is an exception to this pattern, it is likely that we will see it at an even more competitive price soon.
The same can be said for the standard Poco X6, which shares most of the features with the Pro model. However, if you allow me to give some advice, It’s worth investing an extra 50 euros to buy a top model.. The performance improvement provided by the MediaTek chip makes it worth it in both the short and long term.
Source: Hiper Textual

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