Poco F4 Features And Specifications And Price in India

 The Poco F 4  was a great all-around, mid-range phone that brought a well-balanced set of features as well as a flagship killing chipset. And the Poco F four follows the same formula. Not a ton has changed since last year, and that's been the recurring theme of 2022 phones. The most notable upgrades are a new main camera and faster charging and Dolby vision support. The looks of the F Four are pretty conservative, but the flat and mirror-like back panels spice things up a little bit.  The back is made of glass, but it isn't grilled glass five like last year. The frame is plastic here, and the phone feels solid in the hand. Just like last year's Poco F 4, you get IP 53-rated protection against dust and light splashes of water. The Poco f four's display is the same too.

 It's again a 6.67 inch E Four AMOLED with a 1080p resolution Gorilla glass five protection and a 120 Hz refresh rate. But this time around you get Dolby vision support in addition to HDR Ten Plus for a more immersive HDR streaming experience. The display is sharp, contrasting, and pretty color accurate. It's also very bright. We measured a maximum of 530 nits with a manual brightness slider, and this boost up to 1000 nits in auto mode when in bright conditions.

 And thanks to the 120 Hz refresh rate, swiping and scrolling look very fluid on-screen, and it will dial down when you're not interacting with it to save energy. There's support for high frame rate gaming too, and the panel is extra responsive when you're playing a game, thanks to a 360 Hz touch sampling rate. For audio, the Poco F Four has a pair of stereo speakers, and this year they have Dolby Atmos support. They scored a good mark in our loudness test, and the sound quality is good too.  The Poco F Four has a side-mounted fingerprint reader for your biometrics, and it's fast and reliable, and you can opt for 128 or 256 gigs of onboard storage.

 This isn't expandable, though. The interface of the Poco f four is Xiaomi's neo. I 13. It's based on Android Twelve here, but it's pretty much the same as what you'd find on all of Xiaomi's recent phones. You can find out more about the specific features of Neo I 13 in our dedicated video. Let's talk about what's under the hood of the Poco F Four. It's the same chipset as last year, a high-end Snapdragon 870, even though it's not a brand new chip. It is still quite competitive when it comes to both CPU and GPU performance in benchmarks. The Poco F Four tops the midrange charts, and there's more than enough power here for heavy gaming and multitasking.