In the last days the POCO X3 has made headlines in some leaks that have "confirmed" some of the specifications, as well as its possible design. Well, today we found something even more substantial as it comes from a Xiaomi employee.
POCO X3 immortalized live and first photographic sample
Testing out the camera set-up with the latest #POCOX3
It's really more than just a normal 64MP📷📸
Lots of cool awesome features to share very soon!Both photos were taken by POCO X3 ☺️#POCOisBack #POCOX3 NFC pic.twitter.com/eBCLe8WZ4d
- Angus Kai Ho Ng (@anguskhng) August 27
Angus Kai Ho Ng is in fact the product marketing manager and international spokesperson for POCO Global, so who better than him can anticipate the device? As we can see in the tweet above, Angus Kai Ho Ng wrote that:
I am testing the camera on the latest #POCOX3. It really is much more than a normal 64MP camera. There are tons of interesting features that we will share in a few days. Both photos were taken with the POCO X3.
Angus also shared the hashtag “#POCO X3 NFC ”meaning that the smartphone will be equipped with NFC technology. Although we will have to wait for the official presentation to understand if it is present in the basic version or if there will be a special version with NFC.
In any case, as far as the other specifications are concerned, the POCO X3 is expected to come with a 120Hz refresh rate display, which would add to the POCO X2 always with a 120Hz display and powered by a mid-range CPU, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 720. The POCO X2 also adopted an IPS LCD type display and it was hoped that on the POCO X3 we would have seen an upgrade. Unfortunately, however, the image appears to show a fingerprint reader on the right side. This is typical of smartphones with an LCD display, as those with an AMOLED display usually have a fingerprint sensor below the display.
We also know of the device that it will come with a 5160mAh battery with support for 33W fast charging.
Finally, we have the unknown availability as it could remain an exclusive of the Indian market like many other devices POCO.
