Poco F5 Unboxing Vs F5 Pro | Gaming, Camera & Beyond!

So the Poco F5 is a beefy new mid-range  mobile packing some pretty lovely specs, but should you Chuck a bit more money at  Poco and Gold Pro instead well, let's do  one of those side-by-side comparisons  for you the Poco F5 or the Poco F5 Pro  and for more on the latest and greatest  Tech please do POG subscribe and ding  that notifications Bell cheers well  

What's in the box?

First up, there's not much difference  when it comes to what's packed inside of   the Box you've got yourself one Poco  smartphone a reasonably Dinky 67-watt  power adapter a hot, but FDUSB cable  action, and oh yes a prophylactic Poco  case so your blower does a girl banged  up and that as they say is very much that now the Poco F5 and the Poco F5 Pro


Design

are both 6.67 inch beasts chicken side   side very similar Dimensions that pro  model is eversourced slightly bigger  though just because it has ever so  lightly thicker bezels here in the  regular Poco F5 you've got a flat Edge  designer though it's reasonably skinny  not like those chunky iPhones and at  just 181 grams it's pleasingly  lightweight too certainly a lot lighter than the Hefty pro model which is 204  grams and flip these Poco phones over  and you get a very different design as  you can see there even though they're both constructed from plastic the Poco F5 Pro looks kind of stern and serious  you've got a bit of pattern action going on to try and Jazz things up a bit but regular Poco F5 is pretty much the Other  xtreme there's so much going on here  it's a bit mental this sort of fractured   pattern design thing I don't even know  how to describe it it just kind of looks  like you've burned the Poco F5 in the  freezer next to your peas and your crispy pancakes and that pattern   actually morphs as well as you tilt the  phone about the place it's absolutely hypnotizing seriously Saturday night   just drop a couple of pills and stare at  scratch up reasonably easy unless you   slap on the condom case how however you do have Gorilla Glass 5 up front for a bit of extra hardiness you've got   pre-installed screen protectors slapped   on both of them as well so no worries there and both of these Poco phones are   should 2:16   all right the actual

 Features

software experience is the same on both  the Poco F5 and the Poco F5 Pro you've got the latest freshest Android 13 with  xiaomi's on MIUI 14 slapped on top of  that and these phones should receive the same level of software support from Poco  as well so I'm talking about two Android OS updates and around three years of   security updates unfortunately all  Pokemon xiaomi phones are absolutely   loaded with crapware when you first boot   them up so you'll have to spend a  reasonable amount of times gone through   uninstalling all of this bollocks good  old tile fun it's been loaded on every  single xiaomi and Poco phone I've  years h I'm  not going to start today you got all  the  same MIUI feature is on both these  phones as well the likes of the video toolbox plenty of customization options  including a healthy selection of themes that you can download and Chuck on there  the security app is one that's actually  pretty good can perform a full health  check on your phone and acts as a hub to various other features the likes a block  listing which has become an essential  these days and the game Turbo feature  which I'll bang on about soon both the  Poco F5 and the F5 Pro come with a generous 256 gigs of storage space  although that's not expandable via micro  SD can only slip two sims into that SIM   tray both Sims Do Spot 5G however and   when it comes to the security well it is a very different option on both It's  actually an edge mounted fingerprint  sensor here on the regular Poco F5  whereas the Poco F5 Pro goes for your   more typical Optical fingerprint sensor  which is built into that display   personally I do prefer a physical sensor   like the one on the regular Poco F5 but   I've got no complaints whatsoever with   the optical scanner here on the F5 Pro  

Display & audio

so what about those mighty 6.67 inch  displays on these Poco F5 series blowers  well its AMOLED Tech on the pair of them  so that means nice sharp contrast you   got deep Inky blacks nice crisp clean   whites you've got full support for not  on the hdr10 playback but Dolby Vision  on the pair of them as well the result  is your movies will look absolutely   resolution is crisper on the Poco F5 Pro  it's a Quad HD Plus display 3200 by 1440   compared with the full HD 2400 by 1080  pixel resolution on the regular Poco F5   yeah you can notice the difference when   you stick these phones side by side and   scrutinize them but otherwise the Poco  F5 does a sterling job for all of your   media streaming needs I would say  however though if you do live in a  really sunshiny country like not the UK   you might be more tempted by the Poco F5  Pro because it tops off at 1400 nits compared with the 1000 nits of the   regular poker F5 and no matter your  choice you're getting nice fluid 120  hertz refresh rate as well you can   manually scale between 60 and 120 or   just let the phone automatically swap  between the two both of these phones  also boast a stereo speaker setup but is  there any actual difference well let's  find out starting with the regular Poco F5 is the Asus Zenbook s13 OLED an  amount of power and features despite its     ridiculous and I've been using the  Zenbook s13 all that for over a week now  ahead of the official launch and there's   certainly not much in it at all but I  would say the Poco F5 Pro is ever so  slightly louder than the regular Poco F5  and they both pump out reasonably crisp   audio even when you do a Max them out   and yes both Poco F5 and the F5 Pro have   full Dolby Atmos support as well  complete with usual bit of graphic  equalizer action and the regular Poco F5 does have one major advantage over the   pro model here as well and that is the  fact that it's actually got a ruddy  headphone jack  subtle headphone jack on the pro model  sadly but they both support Bluetooth 5.3 streaming and they've both been   absolutely fine when it comes to the  wireless streaming at least the regular Poco F5 has been absolutely fine the pro  model when I first started testing that I'd stick my earbuds in and instead of   hearing music or a podcast I would hear  screechy nasty horrible noise but you  know it probably wasn't programmed to do  thankfully I did the Bluetooth settings   and since then touchwood it's been fine anyway let's move on to Performance and  



Performance & gaming

as you can see here these Poco F5 series  handsets are powered by different  Qualcomm Snapdragon chipsets you've got   the seven plus Gen 2 here on the regular  Poco F5 and the Snapdragon 8 plus gen 1 on the F5 Pro now the 7 plus Gen 2 and   the Poco F5 is the fresher of the two chipsets it was only very recently  launched whereas the it plus gen one   stuffed inside of the pro model is older  but that one was designed for the very   best Flagship smartphones of last year  we found it crammed inside the likes the   Zen four nine the xiaomi 12T Pro etc etc  whereas Qualcomm designed the Snapdragon  7 plus Gen 2 with mid-range mobiles in  mind but that said there isn't actually   an enormous performance Gap between the  two with the pro model you've got a   slightly higher clock speed you've got   higher memory bandwidth you've got the  adreno 730 rather than the 725 so more 7:28  hot gigaflop action but all that said   the regular Poco F5 would spank the Poco 7:33 F5 Pro in the multi-core testing  geekbench 6 every time I run the damn  thing especially as both of these phones  have the same amount of memory 12 gigs  but anyway I put them both through their   pieces with a tasty bit of gentian  impact action bumped up those graphic   settings all the way to the highest   possible quality levels stuck up on 60    FPS and let them go and yep sure enough  the Poco F5 kept pace with the pocket 5   Pro no worries at all maintaining a very  fluid frame rate even when things got   kind of nuts and buy things got kind of   a Giant floating blue orb thing whatev 8:08 this is the Poco F5 pro has twice the  h sampling rate of the regular poco F5 but I thought the F5 screen was perfectly responsive all the same I   notice the difference when playing the   likes of Call of Duty but I certainly   come with my knackered old arthritic  Knuckles and buggered eyesight you've   got a bit of liquid Cool Tech stuffed   inside of both Poco F5 phones including   a whopping great Vapor chamber so you  can keep on gaming for hours as long as   the battery holds up basically and show  no signs of throtland and yes you got  that lovely MIUI game and mod chucked on   both as well just to add a whole bunch  of tools and features to help you   conquer your enemies including do not   disturb and stuff like that as for the  

Battery life

battery life well once again there's not   much of a gap at all between the regular   poker F5 and that F5 pro model you've got a 5 000 milliamp-hour battery versus  the 5160 milliamps stuffed in the Pro and they both seem to drain at a very   similar rate when you're streaming  videos or just browsing the web or  whatever I've actually used the pros my   full-time phone for over a week and  certainly I never struggled to make it  to the end of a very busy day without at least a little bit of juice left in the   tank as for the around five to six hours   of screen on time and plenty of audio streaming in the background as well and   then when it comes to powering the backup again they both support 67 watt   wired charging so you can just bung a  cable in them for 20 30 minutes in the   morning and Juice them up but if you   want wireless charging well that's Pro   on the unfortunately 30 watt wireless   charging you don't have that on the  regular poker F5 so let's finish u




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Cameras

Poco F5 unboxing and F5 Pro comparison with a squinter the camera Tech and this is actually nice and easy because it's  the same camera Hardware on both a 64  megapixel primary shooter with Optical   image stabilization backed by a basic 8  megapixel Ultra wide angle and 2 megapixel macro shooter that's the exact  same camera app and Camera UI on both  that said there are some differences  between the two for instance the Poco F5   pro has proper eye focus and also motion  track and focus which you don't get on  the regular Poco F5 as you can see there can't detect faces however apart from  that is very very similar camera xperience the shutter speed nice and   nippy and as you would imagine there's  not really any difference at all in the quality of the samples that I shot on  the Poco F5 versus the F5 Pro both  perfectly capable cameras certainly when the lighting is decent and in more ambient light as long as your subject  doesn't move around like an absolute  Mentalist then it's all good too I  particularly like the portrait effects on the Poco F5 and the Poco F5 Pro nice  bit of bokeh action really helps your  subject to stand out and these phones didn't struggle with slightly trickier  conditions like high contrast either and  definitely go check out my full Poco F5  Pro review for more on the photo quality you'll see that the Poco F5 and the pro  have the same basic camera modes  including portrait mode and night mode if you jump into more you'll see the pro   does have a couple of bonus bits like dual video and movie effects but both phones can capture full 64 megapixel  images and both boast a proper Pro board  where you can fiddle around with the iso  in raw unfortunately but here and you'll  also spy some differences when it comes  to shooting home movies because you've got an HDR option here on the Poco F5  Pro not available on the Poco F5 and if   we jump into the resolution settings  you'll see that the Poco F5 Pro can   shoot up to 8K resolution footage or 4K at 30 or 60 frames per second whereas the regular poker 5 does max out at 4K res at just 30 FPS and again when it came to the video chops no real  difference between the Poco F5 and the Poco F5 Pro besides the fact you've got   that AK resolution support I found that   the pocket F5 was just as capable when   it came to shooting that 4K resolution footage visuals are sharp you've got colors as long as the lighting  isn't cack again and audio perfectly captured from all around for perfect surround sound style effect so yeah overall at this sort of price point  great stuff and no difference when it comes to the selfie cam action here either because once again it's a 16  megapixel front facing shooter on both   the Poco F5 and the pro and this does the job absolutely fine for your  everyday selfies you want to share them   online even if you're shooting against a club or some other ambient environm N where light is at a premium it's all  good and the Poco F5 just like the Poco F5 Pro maxes out at full HD resolution no 4K Shenanigans for that front facer but you know it's still absolutely fine  if you want to do a bit of Skype and zoom in whatever and there you  my lovelies that and a delicious little nutshell is the Poco F5 versus the Poco F5 Pro it's quite a few differences  between them starting with the wacky design of the Poco F5 which I actually  prefer and it's got a few other advantages over that pro model like the headphone jack likewise the performance there isn't the golf that you might  expect between the two the battery life s still Sublime so which one are you  more tempted by be gritty your thoughts  down in the comments below please do pug   subscribe and ding that notifications  Bell .Thank you  



 

 

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