Poco X6 and X6 Pro Camera Samples
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Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. The main camera captures a decent level of detail and depth, but tends to dial up the warmth.

Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. Colors are vibrant and punchy.

Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. There’s bags of detail here and it copes well with mixed lighting.

Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. It was tricky to get a photo of Luna as she never sits still for long and the camera isn’t fast enough for moving subjects.
Photograph: Simon Hill01Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. The main camera captures a decent level of detail and depth, but tends to dial up the warmth.
Photograph: Simon Hill02Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. Colors are vibrant and punchy.
Photograph: Simon Hill03Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. There’s bags of detail here and it copes well with mixed lighting.
Photograph: Simon Hill04Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. It was tricky to get a photo of Luna as she never sits still for long and the camera isn’t fast enough for moving subjects.
Photograph: Simon Hill05Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. I like this shot of Bodhi lazing in the sun, it picks out his coat and has a touch of natural bokeh.
Photograph: Simon Hill06Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. Sometimes the main camera overbrightens and produces shots like this.
Photograph: Simon Hill07Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. This next set of photos compares the main camera of the X6 Pro with the X6.
Photograph: Simon Hill08Xiaomi Poco X6, main camera. The X6 is darker and loses a little bit of detail.
Photograph: Simon Hill09Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. You can see how much brighter and warmer the X6 Pro camera is if you compare this with the next shot.
Photograph: Simon Hill10Xiaomi Poco X6, main camera. The X6 is a shade darker and loses some detail.
Photograph: Simon Hill11Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. This time the X6 Pro overdoes it and the backdrop in the sunlight looks weird.
Photograph: Simon Hill12Xiaomi Poco X6, main camera. The X6 does better with the backdrop and makes the red more vibrant.
Photograph: Simon Hill13Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. This shot shows the X6 Pro’s superior detail.
Photograph: Simon Hill14Xiaomi Poco X6, main camera. The X6 version is much softer and gets blurry in places.
Photograph: Simon Hill15Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. The night mode in the X6 Pro is far better at picking up details on the driveway and makes more of the available light.
Photograph: Simon Hill16Xiaomi Poco X6, main camera. The X6 is much noisier when it's dark.
Photograph: Simon Hill17Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. This isn’t a great shot, but it does capture details in the grass and plants.
Photograph: Simon Hill18Xiaomi Poco X6, main camera. The X6 version is oversoftened and completely loses the details.
Photograph: Simon Hill19Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. This close-up of a regretful stormtrooper shows the superior detail capturing of the X6 Pro again.
Photograph: Simon Hill20Xiaomi Poco X6, main camera. The X6 version is far more blurry.
Photograph: Simon Hill21Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. The main camera is capable of nice close-ups so there’s no point in using the macro lens.
Photograph: Simon Hill22Xiaomi Poco X6, main camera. The X6 doesn’t match the Pro on detail, but both get a nice bokeh effect.
Photograph: Simon Hill23Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, front-facing camera. Here’s a passable selfie with the front-facing camera.
Photograph: Simon Hill24Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, front-facing camera. The portrait mode struggles with the edge of my hat and coat.
Photograph: Simon Hill25Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, ultrawide camera. This beach shot with the ultrawide shows its limitations, but it’s also a little cooler and more realistic than the main camera version up next.
Photograph: Simon Hill26Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro, main camera. You get a lot more detail here, especially in the distance, but you can see the warm yellow is being dialled up.
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