#poco m6 pro specs

And we actually have two of them to talk about: the newly released itel RS4 and the POCO M6 Pro. Design and Build Straight away, both the itel RS4 and the POCO M6 Pro don’t exactly showcase any gaming-oriented design. Meanwhile, the POCO M6 Pro with its Purple variant showcases a two-tone, glossy and matte finish. On the other hand, the POCO M6 Pro fills these gaps with a 6.67-inch Full HD+ AMOLED display, also running at 120Hz. [caption id="attachment_357680" align="alignnone" width="1280"] POCO M6 Pro uses an FHD+ AMOLED display[/caption] Adding to that is its Gorilla Glass 5 protection sandwiched on top making it relatively scratch resistant. Albeit the itel RS4 adds an “Ultimate” wording, and the same treatment goes for the POCO M6 Pro but with the word “Ultra”. [gallery type="rectangular" columns="2" size="full" link="none" ids="357684,357683"] Both chipsets have the same 6-nanometer process node and up to 2.2GHz clock speeds, at least according to itel’s and POCO’s respective websites. In fact, our various benchmark results showed no drastic gap between the itel RS4 and POCO M6 Pro. Read more in our articles including "itel RS4 vs. POCO M6 Pro Comparison Review" and "WATCH: POCO M6 Pro 4G Review".