POCO M4 Pro 5G

POCO M4 Pro 5G Launch in India

On Tuesday, the Poco M4 Pro 5G was officially introduced in India. The new Poco phone is the successor of the Poco M3 Pro 5G, which made its debut in the nation in June of last year. The MediaTek Dimensity 810 SoC, which is an improvement over the previous year’s model, powers the Poco M4 Pro 5G. In addition, the smartphone supports rapid charging at a rate of 33W. Let’s take a look at all other features to know what exactly it has got for Indian users. 

POCO M4 Pro 5G price in India

In India, the Poco M4 Pro 5G pricing has been set at Rs. 14,999 for the 4GB RAM + 64GB storage configuration. Additionally, the smartphone is available in a 6GB + 128GB option for Rs. 16,999 and an 8GB + 128GB configuration for Rs. 18,999. The Poco M4 Pro 5G is available in Cool Blue, Poco Yellow, and Power Black colours and will be on sale in the nation on February 22 at 12 pm (noon). It will be available only on Flipkart.

POCO M4 Pro 5G Design 

POCO M4 Pro 5G has a distinct personality owing to the enormous camera region that transcends far beyond the camera bump itself in terms of design. Cameras take up a third of the rear of the device, leaving the remainder for equally massive branding at a time when major smartphone firms are seeking to decrease the appearance of their names on their devices. 

The fingerprint sensor is not available on the rear, nor is it available beneath the screen. Instead, the biometric scanner is located on the side of the power button. The face of the phone is less striking and less stunning. In the centre of the phone’s forehead is a punch-hole cutout that houses a selfie camera

POCO M4 Pro 5G Display 

There is a maximum refresh rate of 90Hz on the phone’s 6.6-inch 2400 x 1080 screen, and the software may dynamically transition between the two speeds to save battery life. Despite the fact that the 450 nits of brightness aren’t really useful in strong sunlight, the colours are still good. The fast refresh rate is going to enable a smooth scrolling experience and will help in gaming as well, so this is a plus point here with the Poco M4 Pro 5G. 

POCO M4 Pro 5G Performance 

The MediaTek Dimensity 810, the company’s higher-end mid-range 5G chipset, and 6GB of RAM help power the device. Even amid MediaTek’s Dimensity lineup, it’s hardly a powerhouse, and you can certainly feel it churning while playing resource-intensive games. If you’re a heavy data user, the 128GB of internal storage with support for 5G dual SIMs will be a godsend.

In spite of the fact that POCO is now an independent brand, its origins in Xiaomi are still visible, particularly in its software. Version 12 of Xiaomi’s MIUI Android operating system powers the POCO M4 Pro 5G. However, don’t get your expectations up too high since it’s built on Android 11.

POCO M4 Pro 5G Camera 

The POCO M4 Pro’s unique design contains a terrible weakness. Despite the fact that it seems to have five cameras on its back, it actually only possesses two, with a big LED flash occupying the other slot. An f/1.8 lens and a 50MP sensor make up the primary camera. It has an 8MP ultra-wide-angle camera with an f/2.2 aperture and a 119-degree field of view. Figures like those aren’t exactly encouraging, but the camera output is really rather good.

The POCO M4 Pro 5G’s zooming capabilities are limited, to put it bluntly, due to the absence of a telephoto lens on the camera. A 16-megapixel camera is located on the front of the device for snapping selfies.

POCO M4 Pro 5G Battery 

The POCO M4 Pro 5G also supports 33W quick charging, which the firm says will completely recharge the phone’s large 5,000 mAh battery in less than an hour, according to the manufacturer. POCO also provides a 33W charger with the phone, which is in contrast to the current tendency with higher-priced handsets.

POCO M4 Pro 5G Verdict 

The POCO M4 Pro 5G, like the Redmi Note 11, is a mid-range phone with a well-balanced range of attributes that won’t bankrupt you if you purchase it. Even if its performance isn’t spectacular and the photographs it takes aren’t going to win any awards, this Android phone seems to be reliable enough to get you through a day’s worth of work and maybe a few games on moderate settings.