Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 23 Jul 2020
Sikandar khalol, 23 Jul 2020Nothing happens bro even i turn off my device then it'... moreCharging takes longer if the battery is still warm especially right after heavy gaming. 90 minutes charging time is still within normal but you should avoid getting the battery to ALWAYS go below 20% before charging if you want the battery to last longer. Charging only after the battery has gone 0% or 5% is not good for battery longevity.
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 23 Jul 2020
rubyk, 23 Jul 2020Is it ok to Charge while playing? Yes you can always charge while playing or play while charging. But take note of the battery temperature. Heat is a battery's biggest enemy. If you keep the battery cool, it will last longer. If you keep on stressing the battery, it will wear faster.
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- Sikandar khalol
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- 23 Jul 2020
Anonymous, 21 Jul 2020Turn off screen, wifi and data and clear all background app... moreNothing happens bro even i turn off my device then it's also take 90minutes to charge it's also become hot
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 23 Jul 2020
Donbenie, 22 Jul 2020Which issues are you talking about? I own a Xiaomi and I d... moreI have red all the comments here and also on youtube and other threads many complain about low output of headphone jack some say miui is laggy, others say he has issues in charging and etc. My current phone is huawei mate 10 I've been using this for more than 2 years and still buttery smooth emui 10 is so good and smooth expect when high graphic demanding games where it thermal throttles but kirin 970 is still a capable chipset and my battery has aged. I'm looking for an upgrade maybe this poco f2 pro this phone is a bang for a buck on paper but I'm bit hesitant maybe I'll just wait for next year's flagship snapdragon 875 or mediatek's flagship
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- Zhofz
- ib4
- 23 Jul 2020
poco f2 pro is the beast!
trust me, you will not regret for buying this phone.
the performance ,battery, all in top spec.
u dont even have to think about charging the phone because the battery is incredibly long lasting.flagship spec in midrange price...wow!
#saveurmoney #betterbuypoco #justmyopinion
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- MrDux
- 64h
- 22 Jul 2020
I use Poco F2 Pro 8/256 and have no issues at all.Its really fast and snappy. Basically you get flagship spec for mid - high end phone price.
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- Donbenie
- xtS
- 22 Jul 2020
Anonymous, 21 Jul 2020Damn I wanna buy this phone but why does xiaomi always have... moreWhich issues are you talking about?
I own a Xiaomi and I don't have issues..
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 22 Jul 2020
Anonymous, 22 Jul 2020It's not only Xiaomi, mind you. I have actually more i... moreI'd like to add, adaptive Wi-fi (auto switching between Wi-Fi and mobile data and vice-versa) is not a universal android feature. It's called 'intelligent Wi-Fi' feature in my Samsung A71 but I never use it because I don't like my phone auto switching to mobile data if my Wi-Fi is weak (which can be wasteful to mobile data and costly if you're downloading large files). Outside, it can also auto connect to free, unsafe Wi-Fi sources if your mobile data is poor which may be a security issue if you are doing financial transactions.
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 22 Jul 2020
Anonymous, 21 Jul 2020Damn I wanna buy this phone but why does xiaomi always have... moreIt's not only Xiaomi, mind you. I have actually more issues with my Samsung A71 (camera app crashing in PRO mode in slower shutter speeds), fast charger that spontaneously stops charging and screen that is sometimes numb (doesn't register touch and swipe gestures) occasionally.
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 21 Jul 2020
Anonymous, 21 Jul 2020Turn off wifi and turn on data connection. Damn I wanna buy this phone but why does xiaomi always have issues(technical/sofware issues).
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 21 Jul 2020
Anonymous, 21 Jul 2020Turn off screen, wifi and data and clear all background app... moreDon't forget to also turn off GPS, hotspot, bluetooth, and NFC when charging.
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 21 Jul 2020
Sikandar khalol, 21 Jul 2020Hi guys My Poco f2 pro takes around 90minutes to full charg... moreTurn off screen, wifi and data and clear all background apps before charging and don't do anything on the phone while charging to keep it charging fast. Be sure you use the provided 33 watts charger. It should display 'charging rapidly' and 'Mi Turbo charge' when the charger is initially connected.
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- Sikandar khalol
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- 21 Jul 2020
Hi guys My Poco f2 pro takes around 90minutes to full charge will someone tell me solution?
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 21 Jul 2020
Al, 21 Jul 2020I have a problem where the phone doesn't switch to the... moreTurn off wifi and turn on data connection.
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 21 Jul 2020
Muzo3, 21 Jul 2020Am need of a phone and debating on which one I should go fo... moreThe Poco F2 Pro is better in almost everything (battery, camera, display, processor, overall features and performance) and still has 2 year software update support. The Mate 20 Pro is end of life (almost 2 years old). The ip68 rating will no longer be reliable (rubber seals crack, shrink and become brittle with age causing leakage), the amoled display will have lost significant brightness and proper color balance (amoleds deteriorate fast compared to IPS displays) and the battery will have aged causing decreased capacity and more frequent charging.
Get the Poco F2 Pro unless it's a lot more expensive than the Mate 20 Pro. Alternately, you can get something newer from other brands, that fit your budget. Try other offerings from Xiaomi, Oppo, Realme and Vivo.
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- Muzo3
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- 21 Jul 2020
Am need of a phone and debating on which one I should go for between the Huawei mate 20 pro and the poco f2 pro...... Note: the mate 20 pro is cheaper, need an insight on the performance of both devices..... Kindly help
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- iKv
- 21 Jul 2020
I have a problem where the phone doesn't switch to the cellular internet connection after leaving a WIFI coverage area. Any solution to fix this?
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- Anonymous
- sxr
- 20 Jul 2020
Anonymous, 19 Jul 2020Is this phone worth it? because the price is lower than one... moreFor me, the Poco F2 Pro is better for gaming than the Oneplus 8 Pro because it has the most important aspects of gaming COVERED: 1. Big, completely FLAT screen (not curved screen like the Oneplus) with no ugly punch holes for a truly satisfying and truly immersive experience.
2. A bigger battery to make you enjoy your game longer without needing to charge
3. Sufficiently detailed screen with fast touch response time which greatly helps with better responsiveness in gaming because it's running the fastest Snapdragon processor that doesn't get bogged down by very high refresh rates and very high screen resolution.
You may think the higher refresh rate of the Oneplus 8 Pro and the higher screen resolution can significantly benefit gaming, but NO, it's largely overrated. It actually taxes the processor and battery life more resulting to less than stellar gaming experience and responsiveness. Remember, you are gaming in a small phone screen, not a huge computer monitor. The higher refresh rate and higher resolution will not be noticeable to most people yet it will actually adversely affect the processor performance. It's the touch response time of the phone and your skill as a gamer that matters more from a real and practical standpoint.
As for photo/video, I never liked Oneplus (and Samsung's) approach to out of camera jpeg processing. If you like bright, vivid, oversaturated colors, highly sharpened and oversmooth images which can look good on small phone screens but otherwise lacking in detail and color accuracy (for a flagship) in large 4K monitors and TV's, you can go ahead with the Oneplus 8 Pro or perhaps a Samsung flagship. Both have similar tendencies for outputting overprocessed/overcooked jpeg images that give everyday photos the bright, lively exposure ('pop') most people like never mind if it's clipping color channels and highlights. I on the other hand prefer the more realistic/accurate colors of the Poco F2 Pro that doesn't clip color channels due to oversaturation; which remind me of my Canon dSLR. Images that retain just enough grain/noise to for a natural, realistic looking photo that looks great not only zoomed out, but also zoomed in at 100% crop, with color, noise, and sharpness that's spot on. The Poco F2 Pro also has a very capable macro camera, which the Oneplus 8 Pro doesn't have. In addition, the Oneplus 8 Pro doesn't offer 8K 24fps/30fps video option so if you want your memorable events to look good even years from now, even on huge 8K TV's or projectors which will be the defacto standard just a few years from now, you'll certainly want to capture important events/milestones in nothing less than 8K video (with a gimbal of course). Also, you can grab a frame from an 8K video and get a perfectly detailed photo that's at least 20 megapixels in resolution (true 8K = 33.2 megapixels) so you may want to use your 8K video to grab photo frames if in the dedicated photo only mode, you were not able to capture the perfect moment.
The Oneplus 8 Pro may be a better choice though IF you if you are a heavy telephoto user (3x optical zoom with OIS) and don't care about the macro camera of the Poco F2 Pro. As for me, no built in phone OIS is ever good enough for serious video capture so I always use a gimbal when taking videos. As for photos, the lack of OIS matters, YES, but only for telephoto shots. It is really not much of an issue if you frequently use only the main (wide) camera and the ultrawide camera. The advent of GCam with Night Sight greatly diminishes need for OIS in wideangle cameras to avoid camera shake from long exposures. Also, OIS is actually much more of a necessity ONLY in longer focal lengths (telephoto lenses) than wideangles (the main phone camera) or ultrawideangles because the recommended slowest shutter speed to minimize camera shake is 1/focal length. Wideangles and ultrawideangles have much smaller focal lengths which means you can have a slower shutter speed and still not have much camera shake. That's the reason why in dSLR's, you normally don't see wideangle lenses equipped with OIS; only telephoto lenses have them to minimize camera shake but even then, tripod is recommended for really long telephoto lenses.
Lastly, given the comparisons above, what the Poco F2 Pro sacrifices in gaming, photography and screen specs, are negligible and doesn't make much of a difference to what the Oneplus 8 Pro offers better in those areas for almost 2x higher price, that it is simply just not worth it. For the same 128GB storage option, the Oneplus 8 Pro costs 40% higher than the Poco F2 Pro yet you may actually enjoy your gaming more in the Poco F2 Pro and capture better photos and videos in the Poco F2 Pro than the Oneplus 8 Pro for 40% less price. But that's just me. Your personal needs, experience and budget may gravitate you towards the Oneplus 8 Pro or another phone.
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- Anonymous
- sxr
- 20 Jul 2020
Az, 19 Jul 2020Screen response fast poco?Yes, it's more than fast enough for any gaming. If you lose the game, it has more to do with your gaming skills than the screen response.