Best POCO smartphones 2026: compare and buy at the best price on Kimovil
We present a list of POCO smartphones with the best prices on a wide range of domestic and foreign stores. Here you can choose which is the best store to buy your POCO smartphone which will show the price of each mobile in the cheaper stores worldwide.
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From $ 228POCO M8s 5G - Add to compare
From $ 309POCO X8 Pro
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From $ 447POCO X8 Pro Max - Add to compare
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From $ 206POCO M8 5G - Add to compare
From $ 268POCO M8 Pro 5G - 2025
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From $ 205POCO C85 5G - Add to compare
From $ 481POCO F8 Pro - Add to compare
From $ 667POCO F8 Ultra - Add to compare
From $ 116POCO C85 - Add to compare
POCO M7 Plus - Add to compare
From $ 134POCO M7 - Add to compare
From $ 380POCO F7 - Add to compare
POCO M7 5G - Add to compare
From $ 94POCO C71 - Add to compare
From $ 434POCO F7 Pro - Add to compare
From $ 522POCO F7 Ultra - Add to compare
From $ 283POCO X7 Pro - Add to compare
From $ 287POCO X7 - 2024
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From $ 235POCO M7 Pro 5G - Add to compare
From $ 145POCO C75 - Add to compare
POCO M6 PLUS - Add to compare
From $ 169POCO M6 - Add to compare
From $ 336POCO F6 - Add to compare
From $ 370POCO F6 Pro - Add to compare
POCO C61 - Add to compare
POCO X6 Neo - Add to compare
From $ 541POCO X6 - Add to compare
From $ 195POCO M6 Pro - Add to compare
From $ 388POCO X6 Pro - 2023
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POCO M6 5G - Add to compare
From $ 162POCO C65 - Add to compare
POCO M6 Pro 5G - Add to compare
From $ 460POCO F5 - Add to compare
POCO F5 Pro - Add to compare
POCO C51 - Add to compare
POCO C55 - Add to compare
From $ 296POCO X5 5G - Add to compare
From $ 275POCO X5 Pro 5G - Add to compare
POCO C50 - 2022
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From $ 132POCO M5 - Add to compare
From $ 171POCO M5S - Add to compare
From $ 270POCO F4 5G - Add to compare
POCO X4 GT - Add to compare
From $ 144POCO C40 - Add to compare
From $ 136POCO M4 5G - Add to compare
From $ 231POCO F4 GT - Add to compare
POCO X4 Pro 5G - Add to compare
POCO M4 Pro - 2021
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From $ 395POCO M4 Pro 5G - Add to compare
POCO C31 - Add to compare
POCO X3 GT - Add to compare
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From $ 257POCO M3 Pro 5G - Add to compare
POCO M2 Reloaded - Add to compare
From $ 190POCO F3 - Add to compare
POCO X3 Pro - 2020
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From $ 227POCO M3 - Add to compare
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POCO M2 - Add to compare
POCO X3 NFC - Add to compare
POCO M2 Pro - Add to compare
From $ 247POCO F2 Pro - Add to compare
POCO X2 - 2018
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From $ 294POCO F1
POCO phones user reviews
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I went from Samsung (2016-2021) to OnePlus (2021-2026) to Xiaomi/POCO (2026).
I had no idea the Android experience could be this bad. HyperOS is trying to be Windows for smartphones. Bloatware you can't get rid of. Ads embedded into the OS itself. Lots of weird bugs. Laggy even with an excellent CPU.
The battery is generally great (1-2 days), but sometimes it starts draining fast for no reason and it won't stop draining until I restart the phone (before I learned I had to restart, I was charging 2-3 times a day when this started happening).
My experience with it has been far from smooth. After ~6 months using it, I decided to just buy another phone. I can understand why the POCO is so cheap - if it weren't, no one would buy it.
Edit: I don't normally play, but I decided to test the phone in a mobile game. It's just an idle game that should run on most phones (but it's probably not well optimized). After a while, the phone gets very hot and starts lagging hard (and I'm not even using the case). Not sure if this is normal in mobile gaming, but I reduced my rating in "demanding games" from 10 to 7.Pros- Cheap for the specs you get
- Large battery
Cons- HyperOS
- Heavy and bulky
- Sometimes the battery starts draining fast
- 4
- Screen6.2
- Performance7.0
- Camera6.5
- Connectivity10
- Battery9.0
View answers - Probably the best phone to get with masive battery right now at market.
Great value for the price, but has a fingerprint scanner flaw
For the price, this phone definitely exceeds my expectations. The battery lasts for 2 days, and it handles more demanding games perfectly.
However, there is one main issue, the fingerprint scanner is located under the screen instead of on the side power button. Once you apply a tempered glass screen protector, the fingerprint reader completely stops working. Face ID saves the day, but as we all know, it’s not always bright enough for it to work properly.
Another downside is the presence of pre-installed bloatware. The device comes with several factory-installed applications that cannot be deactivated or uninstalled, taking up unnecessary space.
As for the camera, I can't say much because I bought this phone for standard everyday use and I hardly ever take photos. But for my basic needs—like snapping a quick picture of an ad, a flyer, or other random little things—the camera does a great job.Pros- Face ID
- Battery
- Performance
Cons- Fingerprint scanner
- 9
- Screen9.0
- Performance10
- Camera8.2
- Connectivity9.0
- Battery10
View answers - Thermal performance so bad it fried my SoC.
The M5s is just a really lazy rebrand of the Redmi Note 10S, with RAM and storage upgrades, and it carries over the issues the Note 10S had.
My experience with the M5s was good... for roughly 2 days until the overheating issues appeared. This phone is clearly not made for any climate above 22°C, and less for a climate of >30°C like mine.
I vividly recall the device overheating even with simple tasks such as watching YouTube, the thermal throttling absolutely destroys all usability of the device.
Only positives I'd say is that Xiaomi thankfully didn't use eMMC, which would've had made the device more insufferable than it already is due to the thermal throttling.
I used it for almost a year, until it fried its SoC one day from all the overheating, when I had to take it to repair myself (Xiaomi declined my warranty repair, and wanted to charge me 2x what I paid for), I observed that the device has no passive cooling outside of a small and thin graphite layer, which is the bare minimum for any device.
Ended up replacing the entire motherboard and losing some files (my fault for not backing up I guess) with a Note 10S motherboard.
Screen quality is pretty good though, being stuck with MIUI 14 is not.Pros- UFS 2.2 instead of eMMC
- Good quality screen
- Decent Main camera
Cons- Very poor thermal performance
- Xiaomi won't give a damn about your warranty
- A lot of bloatware
- Throttling makes the device completely unusable
- Macro and Ultra-wide quality is very poor.
- No OIS and EIS is limited to 1080p30
- 5
- Screen6.2
- Performance3.0
- Camera5.0
- Connectivity9.0
- Battery7.0
View answers - HyperOS 3 really limits this device.
First device of this performance I've had, despite being a power user.
I can definitely say I understand why people say HyperOS is... not the best.
Bloatware aside (which you can very easily uninstall via ADB), the per-app memory limits are a huge issue if you run apps that use more than 3.5-3.9 GB of RAM (I'm looking at you, Zenless Zone Zero.)
If it wasn't because of HyperOS 3, this would definitely be a device to recommend to anyone.Pros- Will handle any games you throw at it
- Decent camera quality
- Very impressive thermal performance (30°C ambient)
- Throttling won't absolutely destroy your FPS
- Dual-SIM by default (idc about eSIM)
- 100W Charging (lifesaver)
Cons- HyperOS 3.
- Very hacky ways to achieve 120hz in some games
- No MicroSD slot
- USB 2.0 (just let it die
- 9.3
- Screen9.0
- Performance9.3
- Camera8.0
- Connectivity9.0
- Battery9.0
View answers - The screen scratches extremely easely
Overall a good phone, but the screen scratches so easily that I made the first scratch within 5 minutes by dropping on it the pin to extract the sim slot. Rarely seen a screen so awfully bad! Moreover, this model does't come provided with the screen protective pellicula.
Pros- Quick processor and durable battery
Cons- The screen glass awful quality
- 7.6
- Screen6.0
- Performance9.3
- Camera8.0
- Connectivity7.3
- Battery9.0
View answers - It's very good phone for it price, i like it
I like everything about the phone, it's good deal
Pros- Powerful processor for the price
- Very good material
- Good camera
- Fast charge
- Good OS
- Good battery life
Cons- Overheating when you do hard work (it's normal in any phone)
- 10
- Screen9.5
- Performance9.0
- Camera8.7
- Connectivity10
- Battery7.0
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Comparisons of POCO phones
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POCO X8 Pro
Global · 8GB · 256GB
From $ 309
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POCO X8 Pro Max
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 447
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POCO F8 Pro
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 481
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POCO X8 Pro Max
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 447
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POCO F8 Ultra
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 667
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Xiaomi 17T Pro
Global · 12GB · 512GB
From $ 718
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POCO X7 Pro
Global · 8GB · 256GB
From $ 283
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POCO X8 Pro
Global · 8GB · 256GB
From $ 309
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POCO F8 Ultra
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 667
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POCO X8 Pro Max
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 447
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POCO X8 Pro
Global · 8GB · 256GB
From $ 309
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G
Global · 8GB · 256GB
From $ 294
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POCO F8 Pro
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 481
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POCO X8 Pro
Global · 8GB · 256GB
From $ 309
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POCO F8 Pro
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 481
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POCO F8 Ultra
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 667
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POCO F7
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 380
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POCO X8 Pro
Global · 8GB · 256GB
From $ 309
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POCO F8 Pro
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 481
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Xiaomi 17T
Global · 12GB · 256GB
From $ 542
About POCO
In August 2018, Xiaomi launched the POCO brand as a sub-brand of Xiaomi. Its first device, was the famous Pocophone F1, a device with upper mid-range features and a very competitive price, which became one of the best-selling devices of the end of the year and 2019. As early as 2020, Poco became an independent brand in India. It has subsequently been launching rebranded devices from Xiaomi's Redmi under its own name, mainly in the Indian market.