POCO F6 PRO: The Flagship Killer That KILLS
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- The POCO F6 PRO is finally here, and it's everything we've been waiting for and more! This phone is packed with top-of-the-line specs, including a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, a gorgeous AMOLED display, and a versatile triple-lens camera system. But the best part? It's all available at an incredibly affordable price.
In this video, I'm going to be putting the POCO F6 PRO to the test to see if it really lives up to the hype. We'll be taking a look at its performance, battery life, camera, and more. So if you're looking for a new phone that won't break the bank, be sure to check out the POCO F6 PRO.
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And correction to your content. The phone you feature is Poco f6 (Redmi Turbo 3). The poco F6 pro is the Redmi k70. Thats all.. Your content is misleading.
Hello Tambay ng Comsec! Thank you so much for your comment and for the correction. I apologize for the confusion, and I appreciate you pointing that out. Indeed, the POCO F6 is known in some markets as the Redmi Turbo 3, while the POCO F6 Pro corresponds to the Redmi K70. It's always great to have attentive viewers who help us maintain content accuracy. Thank you for tuning in, and I hope you continue to enjoy our videos! If you have any further questions or comments, feel free to reach out. 😊📱
@@FrancisTek welcome. :)
Not fan of Flagship killer phone that are Rebadge/Rebranded its overprice. The purpose of buying a flagship killer is its affordable price but flagship experience.
Just buy the Redmi k70 china rom(also has english language, and removable bloatware) and its lot cheaper than poco f6 pro. And it has superior specs / exclusive specs and priority to OS update, less bug update compare to rebadge/rebranded that are overprice.
Its 20-40% cheaper than rebrand/rebadge. But it also has exclusivity that rebadge/rebrand dont have
Like my Redmi K70e (superior charging speed and camera science to Poco X6pro)
Like my Redmi 12 turbo 16/1tb only 300$ (while Poco f5 dont have that configuration and its 256 variants cost 400$... What the Heeeeeck.. They are just fooooling the consumer.
Hey Tambay ng Comsec! Thanks for sharing your perspective. It's a valid point that the original models like the Redmi K70 can offer a more authentic experience and sometimes better value for money, especially if you're comfortable dealing with a China ROM and removing bloatware. It's great to hear that you've found a setup that works well for you with the Redmi K70e and the Redmi 12 Turbo. Your insights about pricing and specs are super helpful for anyone considering their options in the flagship killer category. Keep those comments coming, and let's keep the conversation going about the tech we love! 👍📱
@@FrancisTek china rom is a great deal. People should not affraid using china rom they can save a lot of money Because they are similar to global also has google services and (playstore you can install manually or let the seller install setup it for you) its great buy as long as your main / native language is english you dont have a problem with it. And latest china rom phone have better bloatware compare before because majority of its bloatware are easy to uninstall and you can disable it.
GARBAGE BRAND. THEY ARE GOOD IN SPECS ON PAPER BUT USING IT ON A DAILY BASES MADE ME CONCLUDE THAT REDMI, POCO AND XIAOMI IS A GARBAGE BRAND. THEY DON'T LAST, THEY ARE NOT CONSISTENT AND I ALMOST LOST MY JOB BECAUSE OF THE CRAPPY BRAND.
I understand your frustration, and it's unfortunate that you've had a negative experience with these brands. It's important to remember that user experiences can vary widely. While some may have had issues, others might have had a positive experience with Redmi, Poco, and Xiaomi devices. It's also worth noting that these brands have been recognized for offering competitive specifications at their price points. However, durability and consistency can be a concern for any tech product, and it's crucial for manufacturers to address such feedback to improve. If you're in the market for a new device, it might be beneficial to explore a range of brands and models to find one that aligns with your needs and expectations. Customer reviews, professional tech reviews, and hands-on trials can be very helpful in making an informed decision.