Poco M6 Plus First Impressions | Powerhouse Budget Smartphone With 5G

Poco M series is made for budget-conscious buyers who want performance-centric devices. Heres my first impressions of the new Poco M6 Plus. [Image credits: Krishna SinhaChaudhury/ABP Live]

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The Poco M6 Plus comes with two years of promised OS updates and an impressive four years of security patch upgrades.

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1/8
The Poco M6 Plus has a dual-camera setup on its back and the star of the show is a high-resolution 108MP main sensor, which supports 3x digital zoom. Complementing it is a 2MP macro sensor for close-up shots. Given the phone's pricing, the main camera's output is notably strong. It captures detailed images that surpass expectations for its market segment.
2/8
The primary camera produces images with good dynamic range and impressive colours for the asked price. The 13MP selfie camera is good for taking social media-worthy photos.
3/8
The Poco M6 Plus comes with a 5,030mAh battery, offering more than a day's use on moderate use of browsing Internet, checking emails and using multiple apps. The included 33W charger fully powers the device in about 70 minutes.
4/8
The Poco M6 Plus stands out in the budget segment with its good design and a hefty battery. Starting at Rs 11,999, for the 6GB RAM version, the phone handles everyday tasks well and appears to offer good value for the asking price.
5/8
First impressions of the Poco M6 Plus is good for basic day-to-day tasks, and the OEM is also giving a 36-month lag-free experience.
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Poco promises two years of OS updates and an impressive four years of security patches for this budget handset.
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The Poco M6 Plus is the company's cheapest device to come with Android 14-based HyperOS.
8/8
The Poco M6 Plus comes with a big 6.79-inch LCD display with 120Hz refresh rate and atop is a layer of Corning Gorilla Glass 3 for protection. This budget phone features typical brightness of 450 nits and peak brightness of 550 nits, which means it has below average sunlight legibility.
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