
16 March 2021
Poco X3 NFC made its debut in Europe in September and it then landed in India in the same month. The phone launched with Android 10 but now it appears the phone will soon receive Android 11. Well, this is apparent from Google Play Console and Geekbench listing spotted by a couple of tipsters.
[EXCLUSIVE] Another exclusive news for you brothers. Poco X3 NFC ready to get Android 11 update.#Poco pic.twitter.com/MCoZdZW5pr
— தமிழன் டெக்கினிக்கல் (Tamilan Techinical) (@TTechinical) November 21, 2020
As per @TTechinical on Twitter, the Poco X3 NFC running Android 11 is spotted on Google Play Console. Later on, another tipster @yabhishekhd backed it with another tweet by adding that the Poco X3 NFC phone with Android 11 has also been spotted on Geekbench. This indicates Poco X3 NFC may soon receive the Android 11 update.
Good News 👍 For Poco X3 NFC Users.
— Abhishek Yadav (@yabhishekhd) December 7, 2020
Poco X3 NFC Will Soon Get Android 11.
Poco X3 With Android 11 Spotted On Geekbench & Google Play Console Listing. https://t.co/KL7C9HTg22 pic.twitter.com/0Eu8vRgpoR
As of now, it is unknown when the Android 11 update will come to the Poco X3 NFC owners. But its existence on the two confirms the day is not too far.
Note that Poco X3 NFC is powered by Snapdragon 732G octa-core processor and it features a 6.67-inch full HD+ punch-hole display with support for a 120Hz refresh rate. It includes a quad-camera setup, where 64MP is the main sensor followed by a 13MP wide-angle sensor, a 2MP depth sensor, and a 2MP macro sensor. It includes 6GB RAM with 64GB/128GB storage options. It includes a 5,160mAh battery with support for 33W fast-charging.
Poco X3 is referred to as an overall good budget gaming phone. Its battery capacity and build quality are a couple of traits that have garnered appreciation for the phone.
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