Xiaomi Poco C95 Pro has made its debut in Singapore and the EU, but the rollout will inevitably expand. This is a 4G LTE device, so its launch in Pakistan is also a possibility, and if we hear anything along those lines, we’ll report back. Anyway, these are all the specs you’ll find on the Poco C95 Pro.
The newcomer’s specialty is a big battery. They’ve put a 7500mAh cell on this model, and it will recharge over a 45W wired input. This kind of battery will easily run a day and a half if you are a light user, though you won’t be doing much gaming on the handset anyway because of its weak SoC.
The Xiaomi new Poco mobile has a Helio G91 Ultra chip, which is a weak entry-tier performer, and makes the Poco C95 Pro a 4G model. This one has a 2GHz CPU, and the onboard GPU is a Mali G52. They paired this chip with 8GB LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB eMMC 5.1 storage.
Sure, it has capacity, but the C95 Pro isn’t exactly the fastest device we’ve seen for that price. The newcomer does have a massive screen. That’s an IPS 6.9” LCD you see on the front with a 120Hz refresh rate, though it is only a 720p HD+ screen, so expect soft visuals.
Gorilla Glass 7i is supposed to guard the panel from scratches. By the way, they’ve put an 8MP selfie camera on that screen in a punch hole. The back setup fakes two lenses and only shoots from a 50MP main sensor inside a giant camera island.
The phone’s only rated for IP64 protection, so don’t dunk the phone in water. This only gives you minor splash resistance from rain and spilled liquids. Poco C95 Pro does have an SD card slot and a barrel headphone port. There’s dual-band WiFi, and of course, the side fingerprint reader.
Hyper OS 3 is the default OS, so it’s running Android 16 at the core, not 17. That’s a compromise all entry-tier phones have to make right now. Anyway, the C95 Pro’s 6GB RAM trim is paired with 128GB storage, and that hits a base price of €220 (~PKR 68,000). 8/256GB upgraded variant is priced at €259 (~PKR 80,000).
