Poco M2 pro reviews

February 21, 2021

Author: Bhanu Sharma

Presently when Poco fans were sitting tight for the Poco F2 to at long last show up in India, the organization carries another M arrangement to interest purchasers searching for the best camera phone under 15000rs in India

Poco M2 Pro cost in India: 16,999 (6GB RAM + 128GB capacity)

The telephone is very much fabricated and feels durable in the hands. It fits completely in my grasp and is not difficult to use with one hand. It's on the heavier side however, it very well may be down to the huge 5000mAh battery, which is probably the best thing about the Poco M2 Pro.

The M2 Pro handles my weighty utilize quite well and goes on for over a day. The good to beat all is the included 33W quick charging stand. The charger figures out how to completely charge the telephone in a little more than 60 minutes, which is very bravo.

Poco M2 Pro cameras: great, however not incredible

The Poco M2 Pro has four back cameras, including a 48-megapixel essential sensor, a 8-megapixel sensor with a wide-point focal point, a 5-megapixel full scale camera, and a 2-megapixel profundity camera. You get a 16-megapixel poke hole selfie camera. The M2 Pro has a similar variant of the MIUI camera application as the Redmi Note 9 Pro. From what I could see, the solitary genuine distinction between the two telephones as far as usefulness is that you can utilize the night mode for the selfie camera in the M2 Pro.

There are some cool highlights, similar to the capacity to record full-HD video with the large scale camera, and the outcomes were shockingly acceptable. The Pro mode likewise underpins video recording, permitting you to physically set the openness for one shot and furthermore the capacity to record in LOG design, which can be graduated in shading later. All things considered, the Redmi Note 9 Pro has the very same highlights now.

I think the Poco M2 Pro is a pleasant expansion to the sub-Rs. 15,000 cell phone section, and I have no issue suggesting it. From various perspectives, you could consider it a Redmi Note 9 Pro (Review) with quicker charging at a comparable cost. Additionally, it ought to be a lot simpler to purchase contrasted with Xiaomi's blaze deal framework. The M2 Pro offers a decent form quality, a sharp screen, a strong battery life, and great execution. The cameras aren't that awful either, insofar as you're shooting during the day.

Be that as it may, dissimilar to the Poco X2 (Review), I don't see the M2 Pro intruding on this value portion essentially in light of the fact that it is fundamentally the same as the Redmi Note 9 Pro, which has been sold here for quite a while. The Realme 6 (Review) stays a strong other option, as it stays the lone telephone with a 90Hz showcase underneath Rs. 15,000.