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Poco C65 in for review

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Ivan 11 November 2023

Poco Xiaomi Android Featured In for review

We have the new Poco C65 in for review so let's do an unboxing. The phone comes in a modest package with only a USB cable and a 10W charger. There's no bundled case and if you want to maximize the C65's charging potential, you need to get an 18W charger.

Poco C65 in for review

There's good reason for the retail cutbacks. The Poco C65 costs just $129 and $149 for the 6/128GB and 8/256GB models (early bird prices are $109/$129). And at those modest prices, you're getting a lot of phone both metaphorically and literally - the Poco C65 feels big.

It's wide and tall and weighs nearly 200 grams, but it justifies it with a big display and a 5,000mAh battery.

Poco C65 in for review

The 6.74-inch IPS LCD has a maximum refresh rate of 90Hz. The panel is adequately bright, but the 720x1600px resolution is stretched thin on such a large panel.

Then there's the 12nm Helio G85 chipset - a similar 12nm offering as the Helio G88 inside the Poco C55. This isn't the fastest nor most efficient chip around and we'll pay extra attention to the C65's battery life and performance in our full review. Stick around for that!

Poco C65 in for review
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  • rsdt
  • PcF
  • 13 Nov 2023

Firmware updates are 100% the responsibility of the device manufacturer, not the SoC manufacturer.

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  • Anonymous
  • mF8
  • 12 Nov 2023

No point in changing the chip for those ones. They are basically the same as the G85, and Mediatek is more reliable for updates and camera. For those who are looking for an upgrade from 10C or 12C I think Xiaomi will make a newer, more powerful ...

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  • Anonymous
  • I@H
  • 12 Nov 2023

Should have used t612 or t616. UFS2.2 I dont think they can afford G99 in the entry level segment(around $100)

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