Poco C75 Review Power-packed and stunning budget phone

 

The Poco C75 is the newest member of Poco's vast series of affordable smartphones. It does everything you ask and also proves reliable in the long run, which is more than we can say for most machines under six bills. And now, let's get into the specifics of what puts the Poco C75 apart.

Design and Build Quality

Poco C75 features a stylish and contemporary design that looks premium yet falls under the budget category. It is petite; the back has a pretty matte finish that feels good. With a sturdy build quality, it is also resistant to scratches and fingerprints as well. To sum it up, Poco has nailed the balance between looks and utility.

Display Quality

It comes with a 6.5-inch Full HD+ display that provides crisp visuals and colorful contrast on the Poco C75. Easily visible under sunlight with good brightness levels You can easily watch videos or play games on the screen with it. The screen refresh rate of 90Hz ensures things are smooth, be it scrolling between apps or playing games.

Performance and Hardware

The Poco C75 gets the MediaTek Helio G85 under the hood. This CPU is capable of multitasking really well and would comfortably run any game. The C75, coupled with a 4GB RAM provides you smooth user experience when it comes to basic operations like web browsing social media and streaming videos.

It includes 64GB and128 GB for storage. Expandable storage: If space becomes a limitation, you can always add it up via microSD card (good to store media or apps).

Camera Quality

The Poco C75 flaunts a dual-camera system on the back that contains an AI-powered 50-megapixel main camera and support for shooting with two zoom levels, in addition to keeping a depth sensor of 2 megapixels. The primary camera takes sharp, detailed pictures in well-lit conditions Some AI features are integrated in order to improve the image quality. The quality does dip a bit in low light, but still excellent for the price point.

For selfies and video calls, there is an 8MP camera on the front. For a basic biometric camera it requires, the footage appears reasonably clear in good lighting situations.

Battery Life

Due to a 5000mAh battery which has the potentiality for an entire power cycle, even though with moderate use of the Poco C75. This ensures that it is also a suitable companion for the users who need long-lasting battery life. It also charges up to 18W of fast charging thus, you could possibly get your phone back in full town in no time.

Software and User Interface

It boots on MIUI based Android 12 OS for a clean and customization friendly user experience. MIUI has a bunch of features and customization options but with it also come some bloatware apps. The user interface is easy to get around in and open apps or change settings.

Pros and Cons

Pros: Totally affordable for the value you are getting

It has a big, colorful screen that supports 90Hz refresh rate

Long-lasting battery

Good camera for the price Cons: Unnecessary bloatware of some pre-installed apps

Weak low-light camera performance

No 5G support

Final Verdict

One area where the Poco C75 impresses is value — it offers solid performance, a vibrant display and lasted quite long in our battery life tests. It may not offer you high-end features, but it is a good choice for every day use. This is a good budget phone for some….[]> Source