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7 Poco phones on Tuvvo, best first. Checked 19 October 2026.

  1. #1Poco X8 Pro Max

    ₹49,999
    Our pick: buy this

    Flagship-level speed and a giant battery at a mid-range price.

    • Excellent battery life from a 9000mAh battery, with 100W fast charging.
    • Capable main camera with good 2x shots, but no zoom lens and a basic wide-angle camera.
    • Dimensity 9500s is one of the fastest chips at this price, great for games.
    • Somewhat heavy, with no telephoto camera and a basic 8MP wide-angle.
    • HyperOS 3 (Android 16), 4 years of updates • 8.5/10
    Full details and price history →
  2. #2Poco X8 Pro

    ₹39,999
    Best alternative

    Near-flagship speed, a great screen and long battery life at a mid-range price.

    • Long battery life (16 hours 52 minutes in GSMArena's test) and 100W charging to full in 48 minutes.
    • Good main camera photos and video, but no zoom lens and a basic 8MP wide-angle.
    • Dimensity 8500 Ultra is fast and holds its speed well, though the phone gets hot in long games.
    • No zoom camera, and three price rises took it from ₹32,999 to ₹39,999.
    • HyperOS 3 (Android 16), 4 years of updates • 8.1/10
    Full details and price history →
  3. #3Poco M8 5G

    ₹21,999

    A slim, light Poco with a bright AMOLED screen, a quick Snapdragon chip and four years of Android updates.

    • 5520mAh battery lasted about 14 hours in GSMArena's test, a solid full day; 45W charging fills it in about an hour.
    • 50MP main camera that is fine in daylight; the second camera is only a helper, so there is no wide-angle.
    • Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 is smooth for daily use and fine for casual games.
    • Smaller battery than most rivals, no wide-angle camera, and the price has risen from ₹18,999 to ₹21,999.
    • HyperOS 2 (Android 15), 4 years of updates • 7.1/10
    Full details and price history →
  4. #4Poco M8 Power 5G

    ₹24,999

    A big-screen Poco with an 8000mAh battery, an AMOLED display and four years of Android updates, for less than its Redmi twin.

    • 8000mAh battery gave Smartprix about 9 to 10 hours of screen time, so most people get two days; 45W charging takes almost 2 hours.
    • One useful 50MP camera that is decent in daylight but blurry indoors, and video stops at 1080p.
    • Snapdragon 4 Gen 4 is fine for apps and social media, below average for games.
    • Mono speaker, no NFC in India, weak cameras and slow charging; heavy at 225g.
    • HyperOS 3 (Android 16), 4 years of updates • 7.1/10
    Full details and price history →
  5. #5Poco X8

    ₹29,999

    A very tough budget phone with a 9000mAh battery and a big, bright screen.

    • Excellent battery life; it shares its battery and chip with the Redmi Note 17 Pro, which lasted 17 hours 32 minutes in GSMArena's test. 67W charging.
    • Basic 50MP main camera with a small sensor, and video only goes up to 1080p.
    • Fine for apps and social media, weak for heavy games.
    • Basic camera, slow chip, heavy at 223g, and the 128GB model uses slower UFS 2.2 storage.
    • HyperOS 3 (Android 16), 4 years of updates • 7/10
    Full details and price history →
  6. #6Poco M8x 5G

    ₹20,999

    A huge-screen Poco with a 7900mAh battery, stereo speakers and four years of Android updates.

    • 7900mAh battery gave FoneArena over 8 hours of screen time across almost two days; 45W charging takes about 2 hours.
    • One 50MP camera that is good in daylight; low light and video stabilisation are weak.
    • Snapdragon 4 Gen 5 handles apps and light games; heavy games struggle.
    • Low-resolution LCD screen, heavy at 232g, no NFC, and only 4GB RAM in the base model.
    • HyperOS 3 (Android 16), 4 years of updates • 6.7/10
    Full details and price history →
  7. #7Poco C85x 5G

    ₹14,999

    A big-screen, big-battery 5G phone for people on a tight budget.

    • 6300mAh battery lasts a long day; 15W charging is slow but the charger is in the box.
    • A 32MP main camera that is okay in good light only.
    • Unisoc T8300 copes with daily apps; games run at low settings.
    • Slow charging, a low-resolution screen, and the price has risen from ₹10,999 to ₹13,999.
    • HyperOS 3 (Android 16), 2 years of updates • 6.4/10
    Full details and price history →

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Before you buy a Poco phone

Best for
Value hunters who want lots of hardware for the money and will spend 10 minutes switching off ads.
Updates on top phones
Xiaomi 17 and 17 Ultra: 5 Android upgrades and 6 years of security patches.
Updates on budget phones
Redmi Note series and Poco M8 Power: 4 upgrades and 6 years of security. Cheaper Redmi number-series phones reportedly get only 2 upgrades and 4 years of patches.
Service in India
Xiaomi says its service network covers every pin code in India. It is adding Premium Service Centres: 10 in 2025, 15 more cities in 2026, with a target of 100. We did not find a recent total centre count.
Preloaded apps and ads
HyperOS shows ads and recommendations in the app drawer, system apps, GetApps and Themes. Most can be turned off in settings (msa, personalised ads, per-app recommendations), but GetApps and Themes ads cannot be fully disabled.
Sources (checked 19 October 2026)

Common questions

Which is the best Poco phone right now?
Poco X8 Pro Max, rated 8.5/10. Flagship-level speed and a giant battery at a mid-range price.
Which is the cheapest Poco phone here?
Poco C85x 5G at ₹14,999 in India.
What is the newest Poco phone?
Poco X8, launched 4 September 2026 with HyperOS 3 (Android 16).

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