Xiaomi POCO X7 Pro smartphone, 8+256GB, green, 50MP main camera with OIS, 6000mAh (typ) battery with 90W HyperCharge, IP68, AI features (no charger included), 2 year Warranty

Switching to this phone from a Nokia 8.1 was an absolute breeze, since I could use the Google data transfer thing to do it easily. The screen is excellent, smooth and responsive at 120 Hz. Plenty of storage at least for me, and there was little bloatware on the device, and whatever bloatware there was was very easy to uninstall. It is way faster than the phone I had before, and it can comfortably run most games at a smooth 60/120 fps. For me, it was great value for money, since this phone can rival other flagship phones on the market right now. The battery life is alright, nothing major, but the 90W quick charging makes up for it as it can charge in around half an hour. The phone itself looks quite sleek, nothing amazing since it is just a thin brick with a screen, but the camera quality is solid as well, and all of the physical buttons work perfectly. However, it's slightly disappointing that it doesn't come with a charger in the UK, but it did come with a phone ring, which was nice.

I’ve been using the Poco X7 Pro for a while now, and overall it’s a really solid phone for the price. The standout feature is definitely the performance — everything feels fast and smooth, whether it’s everyday apps or more demanding games. It rarely slows down, which is impressive for a phone in this price range. The display is another highlight. The AMOLED screen is bright, sharp, and fluid thanks to the 120Hz refresh rate. Watching videos and scrolling through apps feels great. Battery life is also excellent — I can comfortably get through a full day, sometimes more, and the fast charging is a huge bonus. That said, it’s not perfect. The camera is decent but nothing special. Photos look good in daylight, but in lower light or with the ultra-wide lens, quality drops a bit. If you’re really into photography, this might not be the best choice. The software is okay, but there are a few preinstalled apps and occasional ads, which can be a bit annoying. Also, during long gaming sessions, the phone can get slightly warm, though it hasn’t been a major issue for me. Overall, the Poco X7 Pro offers excellent value for money. It’s a great choice if you want strong performance, a great screen, and long battery life without spending too much — just don’t expect flagship-level cameras or a perfectly clean software experience.

My daughter loves this phone , she's normally had iPhones but her newest one broke so I decided to switch her to android. For the price point this phone is well worth the money with good specs, a case included , a good amount of storage and a decent camera. Over all I think you won't really be able to get much better under £300. Great job Poco / Xiaomi. It's responsive and snappy and I think it looks nice plus fast charging just remember no charger in the box.

For the price there is not much that can beat this phone- it’s fast, stylish, great battery life and call quality is super. The camera takes excellent vibrant detailed photos and the phone is quite slim although a little heavier than some phones. Cases and screen protectors are easy to find and cheap too. Android 15 out of the box and mine did 2 security updates within the first hour of using it. The only downside to Xiaomi phones - and this one is no exception- is the amount of bloatware on the phone. The best way to deal with it is to uninstall all the apps you don’t want - some of the Chinese supplied ones you can’t uninstall but you can hide them away in a folder so they don’t bother you- just remember to disable notifications from them under “settings”. Apart from the bloatware once sorted this is an exceptional phone for the price. Recommended- there’s really no need to spend 5 times the money on a premium android or iOS which basically does the same things as this Xiaomi. Save yourself some money and you won’t regret it😊

Incredible value for money, had it for two or three years now. They even did an update which made it FASTER! Take that apple! Fingerprint recognition works so well it always tells me it's been three days since I used my passcode. Camera is decent, especially for the price point.

Brilliant phone perfect for gaming and very fast phone full of features. People say camera not very good but I have no complaints picture quality spot on.

I have been using it for a week now and am getting to know it. At first use there's the usual setting up to do, this was made very easy as you can link via bluetooth to you old phone and copy across all your settings including your email accounts, apps, contacts and wifi logins/passwords. Bad news is there's a load of pre-installed rubbish to get rid of after you've done this.and it tries to get you to put more on even as you're removing it. Next piece of bad news is the battery life. In normal use it's not too bad, a full charge will just about get you through the day, BUT putting it into standby doesn't appear to do much. My old xiaomi on 100% put onto standby typically loses about 3 or 4% when left on standby overnight. This model however will go from 100% to 59% overnight!! I turn off the usual stuff bluetooth etc but this doesn't make any difference. I will try to play about with the settings to see if I can stop this, but I am not hopeful. edit- another foible - holding down the power button does NOT turn it off. I had to go rooting around in the settings to alter it so that it does so - the default setting is power+up buttons together.

Excellent value for money. Still going strong

High quality and good value but my delivery was delayed so only 4 stars

Galattico.. passo dal X3 PRO al X7 PRO.. secondo me eccezionali.. purtroppo l'X3 da un giorno all'altro ha smesso di funzionare il microfono e quindi dopo 5 anni ho preferito sostituirlo.. lo uso per giocare e vedere video.. l'X7 è superiore in tutto e lo schermo è stupendo.. rimane leggermente più piccolo ma per me rimane un ottimo smartphone da game oltre che da lavoro intenso..

Toll

After 3 months, the usb port has started dropping the charger cable. This is the same problem my previous phone developed after 2 years which eventually made me need to replace it, only this time the phone's still new. Nice phone otherwise, but the point of failure is pretty damn crucial. It's already developed the condition that's going to kill it, so I can't recommend it. I'll be switching brands when I end up replacing it, which will be MUCH earlier than originally expected.

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