Xiaomi Poco C75

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Xiaomi Poco C75 at Rs 31,999 brings an impressive list of specifications to the budget table. The 6.88-inch display at 120 Hz with 600-nit HBM brightness is one of the largest and brightest screens available under 32,000 PKR — the high brightness means outdoor readability is genuinely good, not merely acceptable. The MediaTek Helio G81-Ultra is a capable gaming processor for this segment, and the Mali-G52 MP2 GPU handles titles like PUBG Mobile at low-to-medium settings without excessive heating. With 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage, this phone offers flagship-level memory configuration at a fraction of the cost — you can install dozens of apps and store thousands of photos without worrying about space. The 50 MP f/1.8 main camera with PDAF captures solid daylight images with good colour accuracy, and the wide aperture helps in low-light situations. The 13 MP selfie camera is above average for video calls. The 5160 mAh battery provides comfortable all-day endurance. At 171.88 mm tall, this is a large phone that demands two-handed use, but the trade-off is a genuinely immersive viewing experience. For buyers who want maximum screen size, storage, and RAM at this price, the Poco C75 delivers exceptional value. The Itel A100 at Rs 27,999 saves you Rs 4,000 and offers a respectable 128 GB of storage and 12 GB of total RAM, but the Poco C75 outclasses it in nearly every measurable specification. The C75's 256 GB of storage is double the A100's capacity, and its 8 GB of physical RAM exceeds the Itel's 4 GB of real memory. The Poco's 120 Hz display also refreshes faster than the A100's unspecified panel, producing smoother animations. Camera quality favours Xiaomi as well: the 50 MP f/1.8 PDAF sensor captures sharper, more detailed images than the Itel's 8 MP unit. The C75's 600-nit brightness rating also means it remains visible in conditions where the A100's screen becomes difficult to read. The A100's only advantages are its lower price and lighter weight. For buyers who want the most capable phone their budget allows, the Poco C75 is the obvious choice; the Itel A100 satisfies those who need a basic phone and want to save every possible rupee. PTA Note: Confirm PTA registration before purchase, as unregistered handsets attract additional government tax on activation.