Poco X3 NFC Confirmed to Pack 64-Megapixel Main Camera, 5160mAh Battery

Poco X3 NFC is all set to move professional on September 7 and the corporate has now began teasing the specs of this upcoming telephone. The Xiaomi spin-off emblem on Wednesday indicated the specs with 3 mysterious pictures on Twitter. One by one, a list on e-retailer AliExpress has printed that the Poco X3 NFC will pack a big 5160mAh battery with 33W rapid charging make stronger. The handset could also be set to function a 64-megapixel primary digital camera and Qualcomm Snapdragon 732G SoC.

Poco took to Twitter to release 3 cryptic pictures revealing key specs of the Poco X3 NFC. The primary symbol, when decoded, hints that the telephone might include 120Hz refresh price. The second one symbol hints that there is also 240Hz contact latency at the telephone. The 3rd symbol means that there is also two variants within the Poco X3. It’s purported to be a ‘Professional’ fashion that can release along.

Some customers on Twitter additionally suggested that the 3rd symbol hints that the telephone is also priced at $229 (kind of Rs. 16,700).

Chinese language e-retailer AliExpress additionally published a devoted web page teasing few key specs of the Poco X3. The telephone will likely be powered via the Qualcomm Snapdragon 732G SoC and include a 64-megapixel primary digital camera. The handset can even pack a big five,160mAh battery with 33W rapid charging.

The Poco X3 NFC launch event will happen on September 7 and will likely be reside streamed at five.30pm IST. Contemporary pointers recommend that the telephone might function a 6.67-inch show. The telephone is expected to sport a quad rear digital camera setup and might include a 20-megapixel selfie digital camera. The Poco X3 could also be tipped to hold a hole-punch show and a curved rectangular-shaped quad digital camera setup. As per other leaks, the telephone can have a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.

Extra main points in regards to the Poco X3 NFC must be unveiled within the run as much as the release.

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