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Every thread about Poco display I have seen, apart from the deficiency of the display panel has one thing in common .
Xiaomi has saved money and cut corners by using cheap display.
If the display is so terrible then how come YouTube is offering HDR playback on Poco upto the dislplay's resolution which is 1080P,60fpsHDR.
The only phone I could find online mention of, with a non HDR display able to play YouTube hdr video is Pixel.
Maybe becuse of soc i dont know even tho the hdr videos dont look good on pocophone sadly i hope we got amoled screens with next pocophone in same price range
sym_m said:
Maybe becuse of soc i dont know even tho the hdr videos dont look good on pocophone sadly i hope we got amoled screens with next pocophone in same price range
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Don't think soc will be the reason. Some software algorithm with high brightness maybe.
Also there's again split opinion among users for some videos are lousy and washed out colours whereas for others the colours are stunning. For me personally colours are quite good.
I am one of them with amazing colours. My rom is MI 10.2 8.11.1 beta
I don't know people are spoiled, they love to nag
aadvandersteeg said:
I don't know people are spoiled, they love to nag
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That maybe true most times but Poco display is not HDR complaint. So yes I can confirm that the HDR video resolution though available doesn't render at all. You are only able to see the natural Colors with a tiny bit less contrast than normal(not completely washed out as some say). Definitely can't render the true HDR punchy Colors. Not possible.
Which is better? I don't think oppo reno has a headphone jack?
10x without question.
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Reno has a larger screen, slightly, and a better screen. But it's more costly.
never go for zenfone 6 ,asus dont have any quality ,phone hangs a lot ,speaker, mike quality is below average ,phone UI lacks many simple things ,their R&D department is launching phones for the competition sake only, plz don't ever buy these phone
I waited for the Asus for ages. Because they were so slow I opted for the oppo. Best decision I made considering how awful they zenfone was and the number of faulty phones that got sent out.
I think that kernel developers should look at this:
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The screen actually works but still a little bit glitchy
wow with in fixes on how it transfers data to screen this will be amazing :good:
This is far away from possible on maybe devices. As stated by some kernel developpers, only a minor portion of poco f1 are able to bear 70 Hz.
It's not Possible,beryllium panels doesn't handle more than 65-70 Hz.
cediedc said:
wow with in fixes on how it transfers data to screen this will be amazing :good:
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No the display cant handle it. The guy who made that video has recompiled the kernel with 90hz in the device tree and because it cant handle it flickers and glitches
buy a oneplus 7 pro and problem solved.
You need to be happy to get any sort of overclock on such a low quality screen at all.
It helps that it's IPS but otherwise, the screen is basically not quick enough to accomodate that sort of bandwidth.
There also is a lot of variety between what poco devices can actually achieve, some screens hate 60+, others take 70 no problem even though they are NVT or tianma which proves that the quality control on these phones was very very very lax, or JUST enough to have 60Hz safely.
There's a chance you might have 75, but 90 is not possible, unless you have the luckiest of the luckiest display but I highly doubt it
It's not worth the decrease of the panel's lifespan.
LogicLost said:
It's not Possible,beryllium panels doesn't handle more than 65-70 Hz.
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My poco f1 is on 71 hz how do 90hz
oziboy said:
You need to be happy to get any sort of overclock on such a low quality screen at all.
It helps that it's IPS but otherwise, the screen is basically not quick enough to accomodate that sort of bandwidth.
There also is a lot of variety between what poco devices can actually achieve, some screens hate 60+, others take 70 no problem even though they are NVT or tianma which proves that the quality control on these phones was very very very lax, or JUST enough to have 60Hz safely.
There's a chance you might have 75, but 90 is not possible, unless you have the luckiest of the luckiest display but I highly doubt it
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Even 72 isn't possible.
Hello,
Today I went to a xiaomi shop in France and the paper near the mi a3 says 1080p screen !!!
So I asked a seller why on internet it's 720p.
He said the screen is 1080p but android display only 720p (because on other models a bug happens with android auto and 1080p. Maybe with an update it will become 1080p)
This is very weird. The screen doesn't look like a 1080p
Do you think this is true ?
And why it's written 1080 !?
(Sorry for my bad English ^^)
they probably messed up the product info paper. the explanation they gave you is ridiculous.
mi a3 = mi cc9e with android one.
Okay thank you for your answer.
I'm thinking maybe originally the mi a3 was supposed to be 1080 and they change it very late in the device creation. so they still have paper with 1080p screen ?
(Btw I bought one hoping the community will be big. My 2013 nexus 5 is pretty old ?)
i was hoping we get a rebranded mi cc9 (non e) too. not getting an a3 as it stands.
Actually the 720p screen is not that bad (okay we can see the pixels) the battery life is suppose to be better and games are running better
dantir said:
Actually the 720p screen is not that bad (okay we can see the pixels) the battery life is suppose to be better and games are running better
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if you can see the pixels that's bad. the excuse for better battery is just wrong. the 4k battery would easily survive a full day on a 1080p display too. and if they had used the cc9 that has a better graphics for games. no, this is just a bad move from xiaomi, no point to sugar coat it. they should have used the cc9 even if it brought the price over 300-350 or at least upgraded the screen. it still would have been a very good value device. as it is... it's a missed opportunity!
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Actually the 720p screen is not that bad (okay we can see the pixels) the battery life is suppose to be better and games are running better
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I have a Xiaomi Mi A3, the information you can see the screen pixels are wrong, it is not possible to see the screen pixels since unlike the IPS screen, in AMOLED screen this is not possible. You will not notice so much the difference between an AMOLED screen and an IPS screen. The only difference I noticed is that on Full HD the screen is sharper, but the difference is not that big. If you want to buy, you need not worry about it.
laviniu_c said:
if you can see the pixels that's bad. the excuse for better battery is just wrong. the 4k battery would easily survive a full day on a 1080p display too. and if they had used the cc9 that has a better graphics for games. no, this is just a bad move from xiaomi, no point to sugar coat it. they should have used the cc9 even if it brought the price over 300-350 or at least upgraded the screen. it still would have been a very good value device. as it is... it's a missed opportunity!
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Yes you are right :/ that's sad. But I okay with it :/
J.D.M said:
I have a Xiaomi Mi A3, the information you can see the screen pixels are wrong, it is not possible to see the screen pixels since unlike the IPS screen, in AMOLED screen this is not possible. You will not notice so much the difference between an AMOLED screen and an IPS screen. The only difference I noticed is that on Full HD the screen is sharper, but the difference is not that big. If you want to buy, you need not worry about it.
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Actually I see the red on the top of white things and a bit of green on the bottom :/ The pixels are arranged diagonally.
dantir said:
Yes you are right :/ that's sad. But I okay with it :/
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you shouldn't be "OK" with it. in 2019 you should be able to pick the features/things that you want on a phone instead of having to live with bad decisions from xiaomi. we are not sheep having to buy any turd they put out. there are many more manufcturers and many more phone models. if you have any second thoughts about the phone, return it, get your money back and pick something else. it's a free economy, you dont like something, pick something else. the market will bend xiaomi and not the other way around.
laviniu_c said:
you shouldn't be "OK" with it. in 2019 you should be able to pick the features/things that you want on a phone instead of having to live with bad decisions from xiaomi. we are not sheep having to buy any turd they put out. there are many more manufcturers and many more phone models. if you have any second thoughts about the phone, return it, get your money back and pick something else. it's a free economy, you dont like something, pick something else. the market will bend xiaomi and not the other way around.
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I can't find any other phone with low sar and big dev community (I hope it will be big at least the sources are aviable)
dantir said:
I can't find any other phone with low sar and big dev community (I hope it will be big at least the sources are aviable)
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There are actually more than a few Xiaomi phones that are cheaper or almost as cheap as the Mi A3. I'm not sure where you got your SAR specs for the Mi A3, but I suppose this can be fixed by using earphones, preferably not Bluetooth (since they have their own radiation issues). Myself I normally don't use my phone as a phone but as an ultraportable tablet, so I'm not too concerned about SAR.
I got the sar here : https://www.devicespecifications.com/en/model-sar/51c75175
And also in the store (you can also see the 1080p resolution here) :
dantir said:
Hello,
Today I went to a xiaomi shop in France and the paper near the mi a3 says 1080p screen !!!
So I asked a seller why on internet it's 720p.
He said the screen is 1080p but android display only 720p (because on other models a bug happens with android auto and 1080p. Maybe with an update it will become 1080p)
This is very weird. The screen doesn't look like a 1080p
Do you think this is true ?
And why it's written 1080 !?
(Sorry for my bad English ^^)
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He is saying the truth cuz as all of you know the iPhone 8 currently my social phone is 720p resolution but when I open youtube for most Android phone with 720 p screen they limit at 720p but my iPhone can max out at 1080p the other one is my brother's Xperia 1 all of you must know that it has 4k display but it is not 4k Everytime.when you game on the Xperia it will compress to 720p also when you are multitasking it switch to 1080p the only time when 4k is applied when you web surfing like YouTube or Instagram and when opening the gallery and camera
It's 720p screen and it's ****, no honest person gonna deny that,, that's just not acceptable in 2019.
Xiaomi is a bad company they are putting an end to the mi A line up in favor to their ****ty miui os,,
I got Mi A2 Lite (FHD) and Mi A3 (HD) - i personally cannot see much difference in everyday normal using. There are options for interface and font size, i was allways using custom ones, so the screen is not a problem for me. Mi biggest problem is navigation buttons missing, but thats different topic.
vlad_8011 said:
I got Mi A2 Lite (FHD) and Mi A3 (HD) - i personally cannot see much difference in everyday normal using. There are options for interface and font size, i was allways using custom ones, so the screen is not a problem for me. Mi biggest problem is navigation buttons missing, but thats different topic.
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Can't see the difference too, actually i'm prefering Mi A3 display against Mi A2.
I'm loving this phone for now, way better than A2 in all aspects, my only complain is same as yours, the navigation buttons missing
https://www.gizmochina.com/2019/08/...d-in-russia-may-launch-soon-as-the-mi-a3-pro/
looks like the a3 pro is finally coming to the rescue
laviniu_c said:
https://www.gizmochina.com/2019/08/...d-in-russia-may-launch-soon-as-the-mi-a3-pro/
looks like the a3 pro is finally coming to the rescue
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If this is true, big mistake from xiaomi that doesn't announced the entire A3 line at once. Why announces one in July and one in August? This will really frustrated a lot of A3 owners, including me.
fir1996 said:
It's 720p screen and it's ****, no honest person gonna deny that,, that's just not acceptable in 2019.
Xiaomi is a bad company they are putting an end to the mi A line up in favor to their ****ty miui os,,
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I used to think like you, including the bits about how xiaomi is probably trying to make us buy its MIUI products. However, I've since gotten an A3. And I can tell you, the problem is not nearly as bad as everyone made it out to be. It does save battery life, and pixelation is not nearly as noticeable as I thought. I have to look pretty hard to see the difference that the complaint seems moot. Yet OLED is obviously brighter and more vibrant than IPS LCD, and also necessary for the in screen fingerprint sensor. To have all these specifications (OLED, imx586, 4000mah, SD665, sd card, headphone jack, gorilla glass back, etc) at this price point itself is a sincere effort.
You have to check it out yourself before you make your final judgment. I personally am an unlikely convert and I'm loving it. Although I still wouldn't mind having a CC9 a3 pro, I honestly think xiaomi did a really good job with A3, and it's probably a more thoughtfully balanced package if not the best spec'ed in the latest xiaomi lineup, in my opinion.
Hi
I'm currently using the Zuk Z2 plus and looking for an upgrade as the battery is worn out. Is this phone good if I get it at 15k? How bad are the ghost touches and any fix? Any other issue?
Or should I go for Redmi K20 as K20 pro is out of my budget..
Don't waste your money on any Xaiomi phone, better wait and save more the new phone.
don't buy
don't buy it, even paying 7k is enough for this in 2019, have been using it for 7 months, lot of issues facing, specially signal issue, freezing, battery backup, updating issue, now after updating to september 2019 update facing google cam stuck, don't take it, you can buy K20 at flipkart BB sale or realme 5 pro or XT or X...........
Chup Bc
Most Probably You Are Using Old Batch !
I'm Using It From 1 Year And No Issues At All !
Newer Models Got New Panel !
The First Batch Was Sh*t, But They Could Be Fixed Just By Using Proper Kernel With Proper Driver.
If You Don't Know That, Don't Mislead Annoying!
You can get even more discount by using an axis bank debit credit card and icici credit card, which technically brings the price down to 13.5k. And at this price that's an absolute steak. Nothing comes close. Go for it
I added a poll please vote . I'm still confused and only 5 days left for sale
So let me give a little comparison.
If you choose the Poco F1, you get an LCD display, Snapdragon 845 which is great if you plan to play any heavy games. SD card slot and a notch. 2 Cameras on the back (''wide''/normal camera and a depth sensor which is used to detect edges when you do a portrait shot)
If you choose the K20, you get an AMOLED display, you get a Snapdragon 730 which is still great but not as powerful as the Snapdragon 845, you can still play heavy games but not at high FPS or you will have to lower the graphics quality. You lose the MicroSD slot. ''Bezel Less'' display. You get 3 cameras on the back (wide, telephoto which is great for portrait shots and an ultrawide which is great for landscape shots).
If you want to play heavy gpu games, go for the Poco F1, most of the ghost touches are fixed with either updates from MIUI or various kernels on this site (some say ghost touches occur because they installed a screen protector). If you don't plan to play any heavy gpu games and you only use it for social media, videos, light-medium gpu games, go for the K20.
danielbulan97 said:
So let me give a little comparison.
If you choose the Poco F1, you get an LCD display, Snapdragon 845 which is great if you plan to play any heavy games. SD card slot and a notch. 2 Cameras on the back (''wide''/normal camera and a depth sensor which is used to detect edges when you do a portrait shot)
If you choose the K20, you get an AMOLED display, you get a Snapdragon 730 which is still great but not as powerful as the Snapdragon 845, you can still play heavy games but not at high FPS or you will have to lower the graphics quality. You lose the MicroSD slot. ''Bezel Less'' display. You get 3 cameras on the back (wide, telephoto which is great for portrait shots and an ultrawide which is great for landscape shots).
If you want to play heavy gpu games, go for the Poco F1, most of the ghost touches are fixed with either updates from MIUI or various kernels on this site (some say ghost touches occur because they installed a screen protector). If you don't plan to play any heavy gpu games and you only use it for social media, videos, light-medium gpu games, go for the K20.
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I want good camera and battery(installing GCam and custom ROMs). I have seen Pocos display and it looks great! I don't mind AMOLED display nor do I need MicroSD.
Does Poco have ESim?
wow you haven't bought it YET ?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/poco-f1/help/worth-buying-t3960723
I thought we closed this chapter!
I replied you there and I still stand for it!
yes the AUG2019 update had touch drivers issues but I am reading reports that on vendor 10.3.8 they fixed it
YasuHamed said:
wow you haven't bought it YET ?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/poco-f1/help/worth-buying-t3960723
I thought we closed this chapter!
I replied you there and I still stand for it!
yes the AUG2019 update had touch drivers issues but I am reading reports that on vendor 10.3.8 they fixed it
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:laugh: i couldnt decide then but now the sale will start soon and the cost factor is great so was pretty i should buy it now
GopalKaul said:
:laugh: i couldnt decide then but now the sale will start soon and the cost factor is great so was pretty i should buy it now
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all the best sir
GopalKaul said:
:laugh: i couldnt decide then but now the sale will start soon and the cost factor is great so was pretty i should buy it now
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With Google Cam you will get great photos out of both phones, sometimes the stock camera outperforms the Gcam. Also MKBHD did a camera blind test with a bunch of high end phones and the Poco F1 got 2nd place. And if you plan on flashing ROMs, you will find great ROMs and Kernels that will give you great battery life.
GopalKaul said:
:laugh: i couldnt decide then but now the sale will start soon and the cost factor is great so was pretty i should buy it now
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POCO F1 is the best phone you can get at ₹15K as it has second fastest Qualcomm processor. So don't worry just buy, you don't need post a poll. But buy it from Amazon, because ₹1K cheaper in Amazon. Or else you can buy Asus Zenfone 5Z for ₹17K which is also a good option as it has great design & build quality and HiRes earphones in the box.