#POCO PHONE

POCO has officially released two new additions to its M series: the POCO M5 and M5s powered by MediaTek Helio G99 and Helio G95, respectively. [caption id="attachment_318809" align="alignnone" width="720"] Poco M5s[/caption] Aside from the difference in chipsets, they also differ in displays—the M5 has an IPS LCD panel, while the M5s has an AMOLED one. POCO says that the M5s is the 'lightest POCO ever' that only weighs 178.8 grams and spans at 8.29mm depth. POCO officially releases its entry-level device in the Philippines, the POCO C40 equipped with a 6.71-inch display, JLQ JR510 processor, and a massive 6,000 mAh battery. [caption id="attachment_315327" align="alignnone" width="720"] Poco C40[/caption] Interestingly, the Xiaomi sub-brand opted to use a less-familiar chipset using JLQ technology through JR510 octa-core CPU. 0:10Today, what we're going to do is 0:12properly de-bloat your Xiaomi phone 0:14using Kanta plus Shizuku method. If you 0:23have a Redmi or a Poco phone, this 0:25method works with those models as well. 0:33For reference, what we're using in this 0:35video is the new Poco X8 Pro Iron Man 0:39Edition. Read more in our articles including "POCO M5, M5s priced in the Philippines" and "POCO C40 specs, price in the Philippines".