Poco M8 5G First Impressions

In the last couple of years, it is no longer just about adding “gimmick” features but more about completing the basics (which are much more important in everyday life) that makes budget phones look like this paradigm shift. But this is not the case, as it has been argued that the new Poco M8 5G was launched for customers who want a reliable and feature-packed smartphone which steps forward. First impressions Here are our first impression of .

Poco M8 5G Design and Display

Designed The Poco M8 5G is an extremely flat, round frame with similar shaped edges. It’s a trend that continues with the new model as well as the two generations of radically different designs, and has seen many more styles in the last two generation. Despite the Poco M8 5G, which is not as similar to last year’s PoCo M7 5g, its camera deco is almost identical to the recently launched Redmi Note 15 5GS with an island of four unique lenses.

There are three colourways and we have the black variant of the Poco M8 5G, which has been launched in a series of colours. Unlike its look, the back panel has a two-tone finish with contrast to its appearance as it is presented by showcasing an array of s. The two glossy stripes are vertically etched on both sides of a race-line pattern, while the rest is matted back. For example, if I’m in my first few days of use, fingerprints tend to stick to the glossy part more than the matte portion.

The phone is 164mm x 75. Paraphrasing 42mm x 7. It weighs 178 grams and is 35mm, but has very good ergonomics even though it’s quite large. According to the company, it is “the thinnest phone ever made by Poco” and feels very light in hand,” a statement that says.

It has the power and volume buttons that sit on the right side of the phone, as well as the USB-C port, speaker grille (and microphone) at the bottom.

A dramatic change from its predecessor, as it seems like the right move for the front of the Poco M8 5G to be a dramatic transformation. Having reviewed the Poco M7 5G in detail, we found that it was clear that the previous device had a flat LCD screen with chunky bezels on the sides (besides the even thicker chin at the bottom)?

The Poco M8 5G, on the other hand, has a 6 in its line. This is a 387ppi screen density, peak brightness of 3,200 nits and has an AMOLED display with 77-inch (1,080 x 2,392 pixels) 3D (70-inches). According to our initial impressions, it seems a major upgrade from its M7 5G with noticeably slimmer bezels and punchier colours and sharp output. More modern A hole-punch selfie camera cutout has also been made, as well as the waterdrop-style notch that is more contemporary with its newer look for a photo of itself.

For full review, watch the video ‘It is an everyday performance of its colour reproduction, touch response and brightness levels.

Poco M8 5G Performance, Camera, and Battery

The Poco M8 5G is based on the 4nm Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 chipset and an Adreno GPU, with up to 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM and upto 256GB (UFS 4) UFS 4. 1 storage for s onboard. Printed, this setup appears appropriate for everyday use like calling and messaging (including the usage of app browsing), casual gaming or other common tasks. Its real-life performance, however, will be rated in the full review of its work as .

A slight disappointment for some who were hoping to see Android 16 – may be the fact that it runs on an iPhone with 15-based HyperOS 2, which is perhaps just one of the few people in the world are expecting this week. Poco’s software plan to provide four years of Android version updates and six years security updates is certainly a good thing, though, but it does not mean that PoCo has been giving the most effective way to do so.

The Xiaomi sub-brand, in the optics department, has chosen a dual-camera setup at the back of the Poco M8 5G. In this configuration, an primary sensor of 50-megapixels is paired with a 2-megapixel secondary sensor and the main sensor in its setup is mixed with another two-mp. It also provides camera apps such as the HDR mode, Night mode and Portrait mode (low motion videos), time lapses. a 8-megapixel hole punch camera for selfies at the front is an 8 MP hole-punch one of the most. If we have put it through a few real world scenarios, the actual quality and consistency of that image will only be apparent after some true-life situations so stay tuned on our review.

Poco M8 5G 5,520mAh battery with 45W wired fast charging support. I think it’s a good addition to 18W reverse wired charging, which also supports support. we are going to talk about its battery life only after long usage,’ .

The Poco M8 5G, based on our first impressions, seems to be a thoughtful successor to the disappointing M7 5g. Paper also contains some indications that the phone is designed to meet the needs of regular use. But will it do what it says? Watch our full Poco M8 5G review, which drops on January 12, to know about the results.