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The entry-level smartphone market might not be as exciting as the mainstream or mid-tier segments, but it's still amazing to see the kind of features you can get today at relatively low prices. Today we'll be testing the Poco C3, which is Poco's first sub-Rs. 8,000 smartphone in India.
With prices starting at Rs. 7,499, the Poco C3 boasts of a large display and battery, triple rear cameras, and a gaming-oriented SoC. Its main rivals include the Redmi 9A and Realme C11. Does the Poco C3 offer better value for your money than the competition? Time to find out.
Poco C3 cameras
The Poco C3 prides itself on having three rear cameras, which is not something we see too often in this segment. You get a 13-megapixel primary camera, a 2-megapixel depth camera, and a 2-megapixel macro camera. For selfies, there's a 5-megapixel front camera. The camera app has the usual basic shooting modes, Auto HDR, and AI scene recognition. There's no dedicated low-light shooting mode.
Shots taken in the daytime were decent, with fairly good details and colours. However, HDR wasn't always handled very well, with highlights often getting overexposed. Close-ups had good detail as long as there was ample light, but once again the highlights tended to get blown out when shooting under sunlight. The macro camera has a lot of shutter lag, due to which most pictures usually ended up with a slight blur unless you stay extremely still. Portrait mode does a decent job too, but there's no way to adjust the level of blur while shooting.
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