Xiaomi POCO C75 4G Golden-Smartphone 6+128GB, 2.0GHz, Immersive 6.88" display, Massive 5160mAh battery, Clear 50MP AI dual camera, Powerful octa-core processor (UK Version + 2 Years Warranty)

Perfect in every single way if looking for a cheap and completed phone! It is huge, have a great quality, resistant, good materials, easy to use (standard android experience enhanced by HyperOS), looking very cute with the cover and screen protector and could not be happier with the simmetric corners...except the big chin below which fits the design and honestly good for how much I paid it. Battery life is a monster, 11 out of 10. Amazing functionality but be aware of 3 things: there is no support to eSIM, they ensure 2 more OS updates but never really made it clear the first update would come delayed in 2024-2025, and after the first big update with HyperOS the phone slowed down. The processor overall handles all very good, true, but this is not a premium quality phone. It does a very good job, it is extremely good but if you are looking for a primary reactive phone be aware this is not the best idea, unleass you want to spend very low money. I use it from months as a media device, game and other general work stuff as a second phone and for me this is the greatest of the greatest. Also worth to say that this is the same phone as the Redmi 14C, just rebranded POCO. Not sure why but this should be cheaper. Got the 256gb one and it flies. Leave the 128gb, it's inevitable to use 256gb nowadays.

It is an excellent phone considering the price, large & spacious, very nice aesthetics, light to hold. It certainly LOOKS pricier than it actually is. The display is good but will struggle a bit in bright sunshine.It is simple to setup with tips & advice as you use apps & programs for the first time. Theme wise there are only a few backgrounds & themes for free with a lot of payware options. It is a similar trend with sound as well.It has very good storage capacity & with 8GB of RAM it's performance is fast, very responsive with plenty of memory. It's battery lasts plenty long with reasonable charging speed. Being a large phone it won't fit that well into small pockets but does come with a ring accessory you can attach to the back of a phone case to hold the phone with or use as a phone stand.

After my previous phone got run over in a car park, I needed a new one pronto. Ordered it, due next day. A bit of a hoo-ha occurred because the driver had problems reading 3 letters but it finally got to me a day late.I've had this phone a few weeks now and have decided that, for the price, it is more than adequate. Plenty of ram to get things done without slowing down, plenty of room for all the crap I download, dual SIM was essential for what I do, battery is good for when I'm bored. It looks like a phone, it was inexpensive so quality is better than expected. It's an android, so as an android user it's as easy to use as any other android. Plenty of easy to use standard functions, performs just fine as expected for a budget phone.

The Poco C65 is a budget-friendly phone with solid features, but it has some limitations. Here’s a straightforward overview:What’s Good1. Display:• 6.6-inch screen with smooth 90Hz refresh rate.• Good colors and viewing angles for indoor use2. Battery Life:• Big 5000mAh battery lasts a full day of use.• Comes with 18W fast charging3. Performance:• Handles daily tasks and light gaming well.• MediaTek Helio G85 chipset and up to 8GB RAM make multitasking smooth4. Camera:• 50MP main camera takes good photos in daylight.• Includes portrait and macro modes for creative shots5. Affordable:• Great value for money with lots of featuresWhat’s Not So Good1. Screen Limitations:• Only HD+ resolution.• Struggles in bright sunlight2. Build Quality:• Made of plastic, which feels less premium3. Preloaded Apps:• Comes with bloatware, though most can be removed.4. Low-Light Camera:• Struggles in dark settings5. No 5G Support:• Only works on 4G networksWho Should Buy It?The Poco C65 is great for everyday users who want a reliable phone without spending much. It’s perfect for simple tasks, casual photography, and all-day battery use. However, it’s not ideal for those who need high-end features like sharp displays, 5G, or advanced cameras.

Perfect basic phone for my needs to run basic apps, messaging and Internet access. Like the colour and the device is fast and more then suitable for my requirements. Battery life is good, charging fairly fast. Overall a good choice.

This is not a great phone. On paper the specs look good. 256 gigabytes of storage, 8 gigabytes of RAM and a large screen. Add in a large 5000 MAH battery, how could you go wrong?However, there is a reason why these things are so cheap. It is so full of spyware. In order to change the font you need an account with Xiaomi to be able to do so. The app provided will also advertise at you, unless you pay YES pay to get rid of the adverts. There were free fonts, but they are only ones you will struggle to read and you must then pay for the good ones.It will install apps you haven't asked for and in some cases reinstalls the apps you removed!I was expecting so much better, but in reality a very underwhelming device.The size of the screen was great but the image quality was very poor when watching videos. They were all washed out and lacking in colour, changing the setting made no difference.Build quality very poor.I have returned mine for a refund and will never buy another product from this manufacture again.

Excellent phone for the money, quick charging, photo quality is brilliant and the build quality is far better than other brand leading phones.

It's probably a decent phone under all the bloatware but I'm struggling to delete/disable/bypass it, e.g., I don't want to have to set up an account with their preinstalled "Themes" app to customise sounds/wallpapers but I can't get past it and I can't get rid of it. Beginning to wish I'd gone for a more mainstream make.