| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Lavender Frost · 256 GB | ₹16,999 | Not sold |
| Olive Twilight · 256 GB | ₹16,999 | Not sold |
| Lunar Dust · 256 GB | ₹16,999 | Not sold |
| Lavender Frost · 128 GB | ₹14,999 | Not sold |
| Olive Twilight · 128 GB | ₹14,999 | Not sold |
| Lunar Dust · 128 GB | ₹14,999 | Not sold |
The POCO M7 Pro 5G gets a lot right for this budget: a very good display, dependable battery life, solid everyday speed and a better main camera than many rivals. It is not the most powerful option, but it is one of the more complete ones.
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The 6.67-inch AMOLED panel combines a sharp 1080x2400 resolution with 120 Hz refresh rate, so scrolling looks smooth and text stays crisp. Peak brightness of 2100 nits also helps a lot outdoors.
The 5110 mAh battery is comfortably sized for a full day of use, and the 45W charging is among the better options at this price. PCMark battery life of 17h 46m points to dependable endurance.
It scores about 486,000 on AnTuTu, which is solid for this price. Apps, multitasking and casual gaming should feel smooth, with UFS 2.2 storage helping installs and loading times.
The 50 MP main camera gets useful upgrades that many rivals still miss, including OIS and a bright f/1.5 lens. That helps with cleaner low-light shots and steadier photos.
Stereo speakers, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, IR blaster, in-display fingerprint sensor and IP64 protection make the phone feel more complete than many alternatives around this budget.
The rear camera tops out at 1080p at 30 fps, which feels restrictive when some rivals offer smoother 1080p60 or 4K recording. It is fine for casual clips, but not ideal for creators.
The 6 GB version is adequate for daily use, but it is not especially generous in this segment. Heavier multitasking and gaming will feel better on the 8 GB variant.
The 2 MP extra camera does not add much real versatility. Most of the photo quality depends on the main sensor, so this is not a flexible multi-camera setup.
Then even more so not to buy M7 if ur lookin for hard gaming🤣 temp get crazy hot especially when using data, don't support 120hz gaming, batt is shit.. Cam is good tho.. still shit choice for gaming.. gt30 would be a better choice.. but I think M8 or X7 pro is still better
POCO M7 PRO SUPPORT 67 WATT TURBO CHARGE..IT CHAREGES THE 7000 MAH BATTERY RAPIDLY IT SHOWS QC (QUICK CHARGE) TILL 45 WATT CHARGER. IN 67 WATT CHARGER MY PHONE GOT CHARGED FROM 30% TO 80% IN 10 MINUTE
Como n sem problema? atualizei o meu recentemente e a bagaça limitou meu fps em 60 vei todo jogo que entro ele cair pra 60 até Clash cair pra 60 até jogo de combina bolinhas coloridas cair para 60, se eu soubesse que ia ter isso de FPS não teria atualizado teria deixado no Android 14 mesmo
agora tô aki a 2 dias tentando fazer de tudo para fazer meus jogos roda a 120 novamente só que não tá dando como fazer tentei de tudo tudo mesmo e n volta para 120 FPS. Ahh e esse problema da bateria é normal entre uns 3 dias o meu foi assim a bateria tava descendo Rapidão depois que atualizei
i have redmi note 14 5g is the same thing as poco m7 pro 5g also is compatible with 2 of the phone i said btw no custom recovery btw. use gsi if you can. like lineage.
Than the global Note 14 5G, yes. The global Note 14 5G uses an old 108MP sensor, the M7 Pro uses a more modern Sony 50MP sensor. You can compare their cameras in GSM Arena's reviews. M7 Pro 5G color balance is more consistent, the Note 14 5G has a yellow cast in several shots.
Just had my poco m7 pro 5g blocked by Optus, telling me the mobile does not comply with government requirements on emergency calls , take care irony my old poco M3 pro 5g works fine. Matter under discussion
There's no point in getting the M7 pro, there isn't a single thing it does better than the X7
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