Xiaomi Poco X6
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Anonymous, 12 May 2024buy poco f4 its better trust me Poco f4 is way faster, but poco x6 is way newer
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- 21 May 2024
Anonymous, 12 May 2024buy poco f4 its better trust me Poco x6 is just way better than f4 it got better features than a poco f4
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- 21 May 2024
Epicus, 04 May 2024After upgrading from 13 to 14 Android or any other Android ... moreOr just don't buy Xiaomi if you want OS upgrade.
I never have problem when I got Android update on my Samsung. But I almost always got problems with update(s) from Xiaomi.
Still have Xiaomi for gaming though, but not updating it lol
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- 18 May 2024
Tony, 25 Apr 2024I've been using Android phones from almost every brand... moreMotorola is a Chinese brand, it's a subsidiary of Lenovo.
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- 12 May 2024
buy poco f4 its better trust me
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- 07 May 2024
What, 24 Apr 2024What? So u saying that Poco phones are not good or? Nah I h... moreHi dude,
I absolutely agree with you. I've been using a Xiaomi PocoPhone F1 (along with the custom ROM Crdroid) since 2019 and it works like a charm.
Regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina
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- 06 May 2024
Anonymous, 28 Apr 2024In my opinion, people should check their use case first bef... moreDoes this also apply to the Note 13 pro 5g (sd 7s) and Note 13 pro 4G (G99 Ultra)?
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- 04 May 2024
DoubleU, 24 Apr 2024Updated to HyperOS and broke 50% of the features. Data won&... moreAfter upgrading from 13 to 14 Android or any other Android version you must perform a factory reset. When a new security patch released, you don't need to factory reset. I hope this will help you 😃
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- 04 May 2024
Anonymous, 03 May 2024I don't understand what you are saying, do you mean th... moreYes, they usually last longer from my experience. I had a Samsung Galaxy J7 once and it lasted for more than 4 years before it got a deadboot. I bought a Redmi 7 euring near the pandemic and it's still working today, I just had to get the battery replaced.
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- 03 May 2024
Anonymous, 02 May 2024This will age well in 2 years from now, mark my words.I don't understand what you are saying, do you mean that we must buy phone with weak SoCs or something like that? For longetivity?
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- 02 May 2024
Anonymous, 29 Apr 2024I think it'll be fine, both Poco f5 and Xiaomi 13t has... moreThis will age well in 2 years from now, mark my words.
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- 02 May 2024
Hi Everyone,
How's it going?. Could you please tell me if it has FM radio?. Many thanks in advance!
Regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina
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- 29 Apr 2024
Anonymous, 28 Apr 2024In my opinion, people should check their use case first bef... moreI think it'll be fine, both Poco f5 and Xiaomi 13t has nearing or surpassing 3ghz clockspeed and ram seated on top of the processor, just like poco x6 pro, and they're fine. It is said that this shouldn't be a problem as long as there's enough cooling, flagship phones have been seating the ram on top the processor for years, and is still doing it now like the s24 ultra
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- 28 Apr 2024
In my opinion, people should check their use case first before deciding on getting the pro or non-pro verson. Like, look at the max clockspeed of the pro version's Dimensity 8300 Ultra, 3.35GHz. That will definitely degrade the RAM chip, the CPU or the motherboard itself a lot faster than an average laptop cpu and gpu, considering that a phone usually has no ventilation system and the passive cooling won't do much. If you're okay with a phone that'll last approximately 1-2 years, then you should get the pro version. If you want a phone that can last slightly longer, get the non-pro version since even though the Snapdragon 7s gen 2 is made with Samsung's fab, it has a only has a max clockspeed of 2.4GHz. The performance not be as great for gaming but the CPU is like a better version of the Snapdragon 855+/860. Either way, pick your poison. Budget and performance oriented phones are cheap, but they wont last you longer than 4 years like the ones made in pre-2017.
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- 25 Apr 2024
I've been using Android phones from almost every brand since 2013. I've used this Xiaomi's poco phones as well. I had a x3, x3 pro and my experience wasn't very good with them. It was average at best. They get hot, they're bulky, UI is very bad, updates ruin experience everytime and then there's connectivity issues. So far I've used Xiaomi, Realme, Motorola, Samsung, TCL, Vivo and some others and Samsung, Motorola are way better than these Chinese brands.
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- 24 Apr 2024
Wellwisher, 23 Apr 2024Dont Buy POCO phones, otherwise you will have to throw it i... moreWhat? So u saying that Poco phones are not good or? Nah I have friends with Poco F and X series who have been using them for 3 years... So don't comment shit about a phone brand without using it... I left Iphone for Poco cause I know what they are capable of... The problem with these phones is only MIUI! Ruining them...
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- 24 Apr 2024
Updated to HyperOS and broke 50% of the features. Data won't connect to the Internet, apps won't load, messages don't arrive, can't change display size or themes, signal drops or goes away completely. The phone is useless. Wait for another, more stable update or the phone will become e-waste.
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- 23 Apr 2024
Dont Buy POCO phones, otherwise you will have to throw it in the dustbin after 2 years
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- 17 Apr 2024
Sam, 17 Apr 2024This is a budget end device can't compare with Poco f5... moreI thought both are in midrange category?, poco f5 price is far from flagship, it only costs $60 more compared to x6, which is reasonable for it's 3x faster gpu
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- 17 Apr 2024
Fishtail, 15 Apr 2024This is a very much downgraded F5! This is a budget end device can't compare with Poco f5 which u can consider in flagship grow up...poco x series similar to redmi note (budget end category )