➤Here he comes! Xiaomi POCO M3 is approved by Anatel with 6.000 mAh battery 🕹

It seems that the POCO M3, a device with a focus on autonomy, can finally be announced in Spain. According to documentation issued by Anatel, the device meets the technical compliance required by the Spanish agency and was released for launch and commercialization.

The POCO M3 was announced on the international market at the end of last year, and with the help of DL, the device can now be imported into Spain as it has been homologated for that. Despite the certification date being March 1st, the reference device document M2010J19CG was only released in the system today (16).

It should meet the needs of those who need a lot of battery, as the device has a nominal module of 6.000 mAh, which according to the manufacturer, is capable of storing battery for up to 5 days depending on use.

Here he comes! Xiaomi POCO M3 is approved by Anatel with 6.000 mAh battery — Xiaomi POCO M3 document. (Image: Anatel / Screenshot by Adalton Bonaventura)

Detalhes do POCO M3

Characterized by Xiaomi as an intermediate level device, the POCO M3 has a housing made of textured plastic that resembles a type of synthetic material and features a striking design, with a well-protruding camera module on its rectangular-shaped rear and much larger size than the sensors actually occupy.

The photographic package consists of three cameras, which basically consists of a 48MP main sensor and f/1.79 aperture, accompanied by two more 2MP lenses and f/2.4 aperture for macro use and depth of field notions.

On the front, the device measures 6,53 inches and features a screen with Full HD+ resolution and 60 Hz refresh rate. The front camera is inserted into a teardrop notch at the top center of the display.

The POCO M3 shouldn't be an exorbitantly priced device, but even so, it has interesting features for this category, such as a stereo speaker system and an infrared sensor port to interact with other devices that need remote control. Xiaomi is one of the few manufacturers that continues to keep this feature in a traditional way.

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Speaking of device performance, the smartphone is powered by the Snapdragon 662 chip with 4GB of RAM and is offered with options of 64GB or 128GB of storage, which can be easily expanded via microSD card. A very cool point of the POCO M3 is that even using a microSD card, the drawer can still hold two carrier chips thanks to the dual-SIM system.

The 6.000 mAh battery, as already mentioned, is one of the device's strong points, and to recharge its energy, an inserted USB-C port can support loads of 18W. In addition, it is worth remembering that the charging accessory (model MDY-11-EP) is included in the box, next to the headset (model MH410c).

Although Anatel's approval naturally culminates in the launch of the POCO M3 in Spain, there is still no release forecast, but new details should be released soon.