6.83" • Dimensity 9500s • 50 MP
A summary of POCO's official product description.
Launched on March 17, 2026 alongside the X8 Pro, the POCO X8 Pro Max steps up to MediaTek's flagship Dimensity 9500s on a 3nm process, pairs it with an 8,500 mAh silicon-carbon battery (9,000 mAh in some markets) and 100W charging, and adds Wi-Fi 7, UFS 4.1 storage and an ultrasonic fingerprint reader, in an IP68/IP69K aluminium-framed body running HyperOS 3 on Android 16.
Main components of the camera system according to the manufacturer's official specifications.
50 MP main camera — f/1.5 • 1/1.95" · 8 MP Ultra Wide — Wide-angle and macro · 4K 60 fps — Max Video Recording
Manufacturer's official technical values.
8500 mAh — Si/C Li-Ion · 100 W wired — 50% in 24 minutes
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Good fitThe 6.83-inch body may be harder to handle for fans of smaller phones.
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POCO is designed in Beijing as a Xiaomi sub-brand, and production runs through the Chinese contract manufacturers in Xiaomi's supply chain. Units for the Indian market are assembled locally by Xiaomi's partner plants there.
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