Xiaomi Poco C75 5G Specs and Price

Performance and Software

At its heart, the Poco C75 5G runs on the Snapdragon 4s Gen 2 processor, built on a 4nm process. This octa-core chip ensures smooth everyday performance, especially for browsing and light gaming. The device ships with Android 14, overlaid with Xiaomi's HyperOS, and promises up to two major Android updates. While the software feels snappy, heavy apps may push its limits.

Display and Design

The phone boasts a large 6.88 inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It’s responsive and fluid, thanks to the 240Hz touch sampling rate. However, the resolution is limited to 720 x 1640 pixels, which may not appeal to users who want crisp graphics. With 600 nits of peak brightness, it works decently outdoors but doesn’t amaze. Available in three colors—Silver Stardust, Aqua Bliss, and Enchanted Green—the Poco C75 is also dust and splash resistant for added durability.

Cameras

The 50MP dual main camera delivers decent shots in good lighting, though details can get lost in low light conditions. The 5MP selfie camera records videos in full HD. The two cameras should suffice for casual photography.

Battery and Charging

The Poco C75’s 5160mAh battery is a solid performer, easily lasting a full day with moderate use. It supports 18W charging, which isn’t exactly fast by today’s standards, but it gets the job done. You might need a bit of patience if you’re in a hurry.

Storage and Connectivity

With 5G connectivity, the phone is ready for fast internet speeds. The inclusion of a MicroSD slot (up to 1TB) is a big plus for those needing extra storage. It’s a handy feature for budget phones which prefer expandable memory over more expensive high storage variants.

The Xiaomi Poco C75 5G shines in areas like battery life, display fluidity, and connectivity, while its cameras and charging speed feel a bit average.