Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro

As is the Poco F2 Pro if you simply hate LCDs or hole-punch cutouts - or both. That phone has neither, but since right now it's around the same price as the Mi 10T Pro, it's really hard to make a case for it based on anything else, since it has a smaller and slower charging battery and an inferior camera system, while it also can't compete in smoothness.

I'm planning to buy either xiaomi's Mi10t (144hz Lcd) or the Poco F2 pro (60hz amoled) as an upgrade for my Huawei Y9 2019 (60hz lcd) . Both are good but the screen is what I'm considering. I usually use my phone to watch YouTube and Netflix and I also have sort of an obsession with smoothness.

* 6 GB of RAM (could open it up to 4GB if the difference in longevity and performance is negligible, there are a number of other options at 4GB). * Quick Responding phone. * Camera that isn't shite (I had an iPhone 8 Plus as a work phone previously and that camera was amazing, not expecting anything that quality at this price point however).

2) xiomi poco f2 pro (amoled screen, less ram, less battery, 60 Hz refresh which might affect reading and browsing but is also good for battery drain). 3) samsung s20 fe 5g: the normal variant has exynos not the snapdragon cpu (also less ram than mi10t pro, has a much lower battery, is more than 200 euros more expensive than the mi10t pro and double the price of the poco f2 pro.). I have no experience with LCD screens except my friend's iPhone 11.

The worst experience of this phone is overheating issue. Water vapour gets into my phone camera and causes burn screen.

Xiaomi phones are well worth it. Great value for what you get. It's stacked with top end features and the only major downside for some would be the software, but I've been using poco f2 pro for a few months, put a stock software skin on top and haven't encountered any problems.

Hey guys, so I've been using a Poco f2 Pro for about 7 months now. The hardware is solid and it's really my first flagship, however the software experience is an absolute bug filled nightmare.

Personally when I was still using 16-32gb phones 2 years ago(bless my old galaxy j6's soul) it was mostly because I could only afford that(got the j6 new for around 170euros because I wanted something to last me a few years and my opx died). Now that I do own a smartwatch (ticwatch pro 3) it is to accompany my fancy(at least I think so 😅) 256gb poco f2 pro.

Poco F2 pro (if you can find one). Very nice screen and big battery but with a proper flagship processor that blows everything above out of the water in terms of gaming performance.

But I find that most of the devices really lack in the battery department, compared to Poco F2 Pro. Here are the [reviews](https://i.imgur.com/pW4ZSPD.png) on When looking at other reviews and their "2022 best battery smartphones", you get either very mediocore devices, with not so great features, mediocore battery devices (Like Galaxy S21 Ultra) or beasts over 1000€ (Rog Phone 5).