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When Poco first introduced itself in India, it came in as a brand that promised flagship grade performance at an affordable price point. While that is the eventual goal for every smartphone brand, Poco has since journeyed into varied price points and specification sheets. The Poco X3 is a proof of the brand’s journey. It is a smartphone that comes in at Rs 16,999, and is the first smartphone in the world that runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 732G mid-premium range gaming SoC. At this price and specifications, the Poco X3 is no longer trying to play the specifications battle, it is instead focusing on other things that make a smartphone good and fun to use. For starters, the Poco X3 comes with a polarising design that you will either hate or really like. To stand out from its competition, the Poco X3 gets features such as a fast, 120Hz display, and a large, 6,000mAh battery with 33W fast charging. It gets a quad rear camera setup headed by a 64-megapixel main sensor, and gets up to 8...

When Poco first introduced itself in India, it came in as a brand that promised flagship grade performance at an affordable price point. While that is the eventual goal for every smartphone brand, Poco has since journeyed into varied price points and specification sheets. The Poco X3 is a proof of the brand’s journey. It is a smartphone that comes in at Rs 16,999, and is the first smartphone in the world that runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 732G mid-premium range gaming SoC. At this price and specifications, the Poco X3 is no longer trying to play the specifications battle, it is instead focusing on other things that make a smartphone good and fun to use. For starters, the Poco X3 comes with a polarising design that you will either hate or really like. To stand out from its competition, the Poco X3 gets features such as a fast, 120Hz display, and a large, 6,000mAh battery with 33W fast charging. It gets a quad rear camera setup headed by a 64-megapixel main sensor, and gets up to ...