Is like the Poco X6 but with better camera, design and esim. One of the lastest mid range well balanced phones that came with 3.5 jack.
There are a few ones that are near as good as this and have jack, like the Tecno Pova 7 pro, Moto G stylus 2025, Poco X5 pro.
A decent phone that came with 3.5 jack but with sd card slot as well, are the Realme 13 plus/Realme 15 lite.
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Nguyen The LucJanuary 15, 2024 at 04:48 PM
Hmm.... Global version support eSIM lol.
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Holy cheezusDecember 23, 2023 at 11:01 AM
This phone's CPU doesn't support HDR or Dolby Vision. Xiaomi appears to be misleading us. Check on Qualcomm's official site and you'll see that only HLG is included. There's no support for HDR playback.
Furthermore, there's no 10-bit support, yet they've given us a 12-bit display. What's going on?
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CheezasDecember 27, 2023 at 09:08 AM
My Follow-Up Research:
I discovered that the Chinese variant, in fact, does not support HDR streaming, either on YouTube or Netflix. However, it does show Dolby Vision as a supported playback option on Netflix. My guess is that this might be made possible by the use of software decoders, which could occasionally result in laggy playback. What is the point of providing a top-notch display if the underlying hardware is incapable of supporting it?
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JGBJanuary 6, 2024 at 03:25 AM
Cheezas, Let's wait for reviews of Global units. They launch this month, and probably they'll be fine.
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CheezusJanuary 10, 2024 at 08:25 AM
JGB, Unfortunately, none of the variants - whether global, Chinese, or Indian - support HDR, including the rebranded Poco X6. I can confirm this isn't Xiaomi's fault, as they didn't even bother to mention HDR10 or HDR10+ support on their product page. Therefore, we can't watch HDR videos on Youtube, Netflix, and Amazon, which are the most common sources of HDR videos. Moreover, Dolby Vision is only available on the highest tier of the Netflix subscription. I also blame Qualcomm for failing to include native HDR support in their "latest 7 series" processor in "2024". I am disappointed by both.