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Poco C3 design
The Poco C3 is a pretty large phone. It measures 9mm in thickness and is also fairly heavy at 194g. I definitely struggled to use it comfortably with one hand. However, the build quality is decent. The back and side frame are made of plastic and you get rounded edges on all sides. Poco claims the C3 has a P2i coating, which should help protect it against accidental
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Poco offers a large display, but naturally, only with a HD+ resolution (1600x720). It's a 6.53-inch LCD panel with Panda Glass for scratch protection. The display isn't very vibrant and the brightness is just about adequate indoors. However, the screen washes out pretty badly, making it hard to use under sunlight. The display also has thick borders all around, especially the bottom. There's a dewdrop notch for the selfie camera.
The box contents are pretty standard. You get a charging cable, a 10W charger, a SIM eject tool, and some documentation. There isn't a case or headset. Overall, the Poco C3 seems like a well-built phone for the price, even though it is a little too heavy and unwieldy for one-handed use.
Poco C3 software
The Poco C3 runs MIUI 12, but unlike Redmi phones running MIUI, Poco claims that its version has been tweaked to not show any ads or promotional content. So far, the company seems to be following through on that promise. I didn't see any ads or unsolicited alerts clogging up the notification shade during the review period. I did get the occasional alert from GetApps, which is Xiaomi's own curated app store, but these were usually to alert me about updates to the installed apps.
Other than this, the MIUI 12 experience felt familiar. You still get a bunch of apps such as Zili and small games preinstalled, but these can be uninstalled.
Poco C3 specifications and performance
The Poco C3 uses the MediaTek Helio G35 SoC, which is found in many phones in this segment, including the Realme C11₹ 7,499 (Review). The base variant of the C3 has 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, and is priced at Rs. 7,499, while the higher one has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage for Rs. 8,999. Other features include dual-4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi n, Bluetooth 5, GPS, and FM radio.
I have the 4GB version so I was expecting a relatively smooth experience, but sadly, that wasn't the case. It's not just the Poco C3 though; every smartphone that I've come across based on the Helio G35 SoC, such as the Redmi 9₹ 8,999, Realme C11, Realme C12₹ 8,999, and Realme C15₹ 10,488 have exhibited sluggish performance irrespective of the amount of RAM they had. There's an inherent lag in pretty much everything, from the UI animations to multitasking. MIUI is still very usable, but the experience is not as smooth as you'd get on phones with more powerful processors priced just a few thousand rupees higher. In a way, this is the story of most Android phones around the Rs. 7,000 price point, for now.
Games ran decently well, but you need to temper your expectations. For instance, games such as Call of Duty Mobile scaled well on the Poco C3 and gameplay was relatively smooth, but with vastly reduced graphics quality. However, titles such as CarX Drift Racing 2 struggled to run at consistent frame rates. The single speaker near the Micro-USB port gets decently loud. Videos don't look their best due to the dull display, so watching anything isn't a great experience.
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