POCO M6 Plus: Features, Specs, and Impressions

The POCO M6 Plus features a glass back, 120Hz display, Snapdragon 4th Gen, and 108MP camera, making it a standout in its price range.

### POCO M6 Plus & POCO Buds X1: Detailed Overview & First Impressions
* 📱  POCO M6 Plus is the first POCO M series phone to have a Plus variant, with the base model priced around **Rs 11-12K**.
* 🎁  The phone comes in a yellow box with black letters, and includes a **33W charger, USB Type A to Type C charging cable, and a sim card tool**.
* 🏗️  The M6 Plus features a glass back, flat sides, and weighs around **205g**, with Gorilla Glass 3 protection and a **side-mounted fingerprint sensor**.
* 🔋  It sports a **6.79'' Full HD 120Hz IPS LCD display**, powered by Qualcomm's **Snapdragon 4th Gen 2 Accelerated Edition**, with **6GB/8GB RAM** and **128GB storage options**.
* 📸  The camera setup includes a **108MP Samsung HM6 sensor for 3X lossless zoom**, a **2MP depth macro sensor**, and a **13MP selfie camera**.
* 🔋  The phone is equipped with a **5030mAh battery** and supports **33W fast charging**, with a **36-month lag-free certification**.
* 🎧  POCO Buds X1, the first TWS from POCO, features **12.4mm drivers**, **7 hours of battery life** (36 hours with case), and **quad mics for clear calling**.
* 💰  Both devices are set to go on sale on the 5th, with the POCO M6 Plus starting at **Rs 11-12K** and the POCO Buds X1 priced **below Rs 2K**.

Alright friends, we have the POCO M6 Plus & POCO Buds X1. We'll talk about them at the end of the video. But for the first time, the POCO M series has a Plus variant. It hasn't come with a Plus variant yet. So this is the M6 Plus & in some cases, it's seriously good. And why am I saying it's good? Because its base variant is around Rs 12K. I don't know when I'm unboxing it. But yes, it's a Rs 11-12K phone & we're going to look at it accordingly. And like I said, there are some things I really like about this phone. You'll get to know if you watch the video till the end. But yes, if you're here for the first time, then don't forget to SUBSCRIBE! This is going to be very exciting! Let's start! POCO M6 Plus.

Yellow box, black letters. First of all, there's documentation. There's a TPU clear case. Quality is done in decent quality. As soon as you take the phone in your hand, it feels slightly sturdy & heavy. And there are flat sides. We'll talk about that later. In the box, there's a 33W charger which is good. And then you have USB Type A to Type C charging cable. And there's a sim card tool too. So there's everything in the box which should be in a new phone's box. Let's keep this aside & look at the phone. Alright! Ohohoho! These days, dual tone design is becoming popular on phones. But this looks nice! And do you know why? It has a glass back & I like that. It's a Rs 11-12K phone & with a glass back, it's really outstanding. It's definitely not a problem. And it looks premium which is good.

There are flat sides. There's Gorilla Glass 3 protection, which is nice. There's a garage card, which we'll remove. I hope it makes noise! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Nice! It feels a little big in the hand. Weight distribution is good, but it's quite big in the hand. If I talk about the weight, it's around 197-198g. Because it's a glass back, it might be around 198-199g. Let's see. It's 205g. And I already said that the weight distribution of the phone is good. There's Gorilla Glass 3 protection. Let's do this! 1, 2, sound! But it's flat. 1, 2. No friends, absolutely nothing. Let's look at the ports & buttons. On the bottom, you get a speaker grill, USB Type C, a microphone. On the left-hand side, there's a sim card tray.

Then you have a 3.5mm jack. I like it. And then you have an IR blaster as well. On the right-hand side, there's a volume rocker. And then there's a power on-off button. Which is basically a side-mounted fingerprint sensor. Let's start the phone. The big display is 6.79'' Full HD & 120Hz IPS LCD. There's no AMOLED but it's 120Hz & Full HD. Again, it's priced at Rs 11-12K. I think that's a decent spec. And if I talk about the bezels, it's an average of 91% screen-to-body ratio. The bezels on the sides have an average brightness of 550 nits. Again, which is quite decent. You get a blue light certification & it's a flicker-free display. So all good about the display. If I talk about the specifications, then it comes with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 4th Gen 2

Accelerated Edition, which has an AnTuTu score of 4.8L & 4.9L, so it's nearing 5L. In terms of performance, it's quite good. If you're into gaming, you can easily play BGMI at 30-40FPS on medium settings, so you shouldn't have any problems. It's a big display, so it'll be fun, and the performance is also good as it comes with HyperOS. I think it's the 1st out of the box phone from POCO that comes with HyperOS. Otherwise, the MiUI had Android 14 & it has HyperOS, which is a little lightweight in comparison to the MIUI. There are 3rd party apps that you can uninstall, but they're there, and again, they're expected in this price range. In terms of updates, you get 2 years of major updates, so you'll get Android 15 & 16, and 4 years of security updates.

You also get a 36-month lag-free certification. So basically, POCO is saying that your phone will work properly for 3 years, and you shouldn't have any problems. Its base variant is 6GB x 128GB, and it comes with 8GB x 128GB. As I said, 6GB x 128GB is Rs 12K with offers. If you pay Rs 1000 more, you'll get 8GB x 128GB. You get a 5030mAh battery with a 33W charger inside the box. You get virtual RAM support with 6GB, 8GB, and 8GB virtual RAM. All sensors are present. You get a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, face unlock, and it works very well. You get dual-band Wi-Fi connectivity and 7 5G bands. All the bands in India are supported. You get an IR blaster, and there's no NFC. Let's talk about the multimedia.

You get a big & good display with good video viewing quality. You get mono speakers, which are loud. Multimedia experience is decent. You get Widevine L1 support, so you can do full HD streaming on Netflix. Camera is very important. Even if you're buying a Rs 10K phone, Rs 5K, or Rs 15K phones, the camera is very important. You get a 108MP Samsung HM6 sensor for 3X lossless zoom, and it's quite usable. You get a 2MP Depth Macro sensor, and an LED light. It's good & round, so it looks good. If you want to shoot in low light, use the LED. Features are decent. You get time lapse, video, portrait, night mode, and a 108MP native mode. If you want to take a big photo & blow out the resolution, you can use that. You can shoot videos at 1080p at 30FPS. It's a 3X digital zoom, but it's lossless.

It blows out the 108MP sensor, and they're quite useful. The secondary sensor is Macro, so you can shoot macro videos. You get a 13MP selfie sensor. If I talk about the quality of photos, they're good in normal conditions. But in this price range and dynamic range, they're decent. We've taken a lot of original photos. Go and check it out. I'm giving you the G-Drive link. We've taken photos in different conditions and in low light too. Colours are decent. It's a decent camera setup. Features and Features. It has SAR value within limits, FM radio, 3.5mm jack, IR blaster, so that's good. You also get IP53 certification. Before ending the video, let's look at the POCO Buds X1. It's the first time POCO has launched a TWS. The case is yellow and looks nice. The quality and fit are good. These are POCO's first devices.

It has 12.4mm drivers, so the quality is decent. It also supports Google Fast Pair. The basic things you need in a TWS are available in POCO Buds X1. If you buy a POCO phone, you can also look at POCO Buds X1. Battery is very important in TWS. If you charge it once, you get 7 hours of battery life in single use. And with the case, you get a total of 36 hours of battery backup. It's good for calling too as it has quad mics. So you'll get clarity while calling. Its price is going to be below Rs 2K, between Rs 1500-Rs 2000. So with ANC, Rs 1500-Rs 2000, they look good. Both of them are going on sale on 5th. I'm showing you the details of the offers on the screen. Do check them out. This video is made in collaboration with POCO.

But we've told you everything about the POCO X1 Buds. This is POCO M6 Plus. I think for the price, if I talk about the display, performance, UI, and the glass back design, it's quite good. Definitely one of the better phones in this price range. This is POCO M6 Plus. If you have any questions, do ask them in the comments. If you've got anything else, do let us know. But don't forget to LIKE & SHARE it with your friends. That's all for this video. Until then Keep Trakin & Stay Safe.

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Introduction of POCO M6 Plus and POCO Buds X1

The POCO M6 Plus is the first in the M series to have a Plus variant, priced at around Rs 11-12K, featuring a sturdy build with a glass back and a 33W charger.

The phone's dual-tone design and premium look make it stand out in its price range, offering an exciting new option for users.

The POCO Buds X1 will also be discussed in the video, making it an overall exciting watch for first-time viewers.

Review of a Large-Sized Phone with 120Hz Display

The phone has a large and heavy build, with Gorilla Glass 3 protection and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.

79'' Full HD display with 120Hz refresh rate, USB Type C, a 3.

5mm jack, and an IR blaster, offering decent specifications for its price range.

The display has an average 91% screen-to-body ratio, 550 nits brightness, and is equipped with blue light certification and flicker-free technology.

The POCO Accelerated Edition: A Quick Overview

The POCO Accelerated Edition has a high AnTuTu score nearing 5L, offering good gaming performance with BGMI running at 30-40FPS on medium settings.

It comes with HyperOS, providing a lightweight alternative to MIUI, and offers 2 years of major updates and 4 years of security updates.

The phone features a 5030mAh battery, 33W charger, dual-band Wi-Fi, 5G connectivity, IR blaster, but no NFC, with the base variant priced at Rs 12K.

The POCO Phone Camera and Multimedia Experience

The POCO phone offers a high-quality display and loud mono speakers for a good multimedia experience.

It features a 108MP Samsung HM6 sensor for 3X lossless zoom, a 2MP Depth Macro sensor, and an LED light, providing versatile photography options, including low-light shooting.

The phone also comes with a variety of camera features, a 13MP selfie sensor, and offers decent photo quality, making it a competitive choice in its price range.

POCO Buds X1 offers 7 hours of battery life on a single charge, with a total of 36 hours with the case, and is priced between Rs 1500-2000.

4mm drivers, supports Google Fast Pair, and has quad mics for clarity during calls.

The video also briefly mentions the POCO M6 Plus, highlighting its display, performance, UI, and glass back design in its price range.