Xiaomi Poco X5

74% Poco X5 review
Forrás: GSM Arena EN→HU
Overall, the Poco X5 delivers a nicely well-rounded package and most of its missteps aren't uncommon for the class. An Android 13 update is likely in the making and video recording in the midrange in the last couple of years has been limited to 1080p (thanks, Qualcomm), though the Poco's shaky 1080p is a bit of letdown of its own. Possibly the most notable shortcoming of the Poco is its single speaker and that should tell you that it's a short and unremarkable cons list. On the other hand, we did enjoy the OLED display that's bright and capable of maintaining 120Hz for use cases some others refuse. And that high refresh rate might be taking a toll on battery life in some instances, but the Poco still manages respectable endurance, while also being quick to charge. The extensive set of small niceties doesn't hurt and the camera system doesn't disappoint in stills either. In summary, the Poco X5 is a solid phone. We'd say it lacks dealbreaking offenses and delivers at least average (but often better than) results in most areas. It may not ignite enthusiasm in any particular way, but that's not a requirement for a recommendation.
Egyéni teszt, online elérhetőség, Nagyon hosszú, Dátum: 02/06/2023
Értékelés: Összpontszám: 74%

70% POCO X5 Pro 5G review: a good iterative upgrade
Forrás: 91mobiles EN→HU
The POCO X5 Pro 5G does not come cheap, and the handset is the most-expensive X-series smartphone in India yet. But this shouldn’t come as a surprise to you as prices of the handsets across segments have been increasing lately. The X5 Pro 5G competes against the Realme 10 Pro Plus (review), with which it has a lot in common. However, the Realme smartphone runs Android 13 out of the box, which isn’t the case with the POCO phone. The X5 Pro also lags behind in the camera department, which has a 108MP HM2 primary sensor instead of the latest 108MP HM6 sensor. Having said that, the POCO X5 Pro does a better job than its counterpart in the performance and display departments. The handset also has a good audio setup to go with that beautiful screen. What’s more, the smartphone is more affordable than the Realme 10 Pro Plus. These things make the POCO X5 Pro 5G smartphone a good buy for its price, at least for now. The handset is selling in India at Rs 22,999 for the 6GB RAM variant, while the 8GB RAM option is priced at Rs 24,999.
Egyéni teszt, online elérhetőség, Közepes, Dátum: 02/06/2023
Értékelés: Összpontszám: 70% teljesítmény: 80% kijelző: 80% mobilitás: 70% összeszerelés: 70%

80% Poco X5 5G review
Forrás: Tech Advisor EN→HU
The Poco X5 is truly an excellent mid-range buy. The 120Hz display is great to use for videos and social media, and the 5000mAh battery will give you two days’ worth of use with ease. There are always sacrifices for phones at this price point, and the X5 makes them with its poor low-light photography and unimpressive speaker. The MIUI OS is also not the most user-friendly, especially with the amount of bloatware. The biggest downfall is that the Poco X4 Pro still trumps this phone in terms of value for money. Nonetheless, you’ll still be getting bang for your buck with the Poco X5 if you want the latest model.
Egyéni teszt, online elérhetőség, Nagyon hosszú, Dátum: 02/06/2023
Értékelés: Összpontszám: 80%

80% Ein solider Allrounder – nicht mehr, nicht weniger
Forrás: Nextpit Germany DE→HU
Egyéni teszt, online elérhetőség, Hosszú, Dátum: 02/10/2023
Értékelés: Összpontszám: 80%