POCO F8 Pro reviews by real users POCO F8 Pro

If you're thinking of buying this phone for gaming, it could be one of the best options. Games like Wuthering Waves, Genshin Impact, Honkai Star Rail, and PGR run smoothly at maximum graphics settings. However, if you live in a hot climate, I'd recommend a cooler. Does it have overheating problems? In my honest opinion, no. If you use it in a hot place and play demanding games, it's obvious it will get warm, but if it's for daily use or games like Dragon Ball Legends, Clash Royale, Minecraft, or Free Fire, the phone stays cool and very comfortable. It doesn't burn your skin, and it's as if you were just opening any other app. In short, in these games, you won't notice any significant heat buildup. As for battery life (I mostly play demanding games), it lasts me a full day until the next morning. If you're looking for this phone for daily use, it's an excellent choice. It can easily last up to two days if you don't use it for demanding games or apps. The cameras are good, and you can take excellent photos and record video very comfortably. Except for the wide-angle and front camera, the wide-angle lens shows a noticeable color shift compared to the other cameras when zooming out. The front camera isn't bad, but it's not amazing either. It's adequate during the day, but not great at night. I upgraded from a Poco F4 5G four generations ago, and it was a huge leap for me. I thought I'd never feel that exciting change again when I switched to the Poco F8 Pro. I ran AnTuTu benchmark tests, and it scored 3,111,384 points.

It's a phone that, if you're looking for gaming, is one of the most reliable options. Many criticize HyperOS, but in all the time I've had it, I never had a single bug on my Poco F4, which I had for about three years, and I haven't had any bugs with this recent Poco F8 Pro either. Plus, it comes with HyperOS 4.0, which will be redesigned from scratch, eliminating the recycled code from MIUI.