Whenever POCO brings out something new, the expectation level automatically skyrockets. And F7 Ultra? Brother, just by hearing the name it seems that we are going to get some heavy-duty, all-rounder machine. This time POCO has sent it with not just specs but a full attitude. Shine in design, fire in performance and clear in camera – an absolute Ultra vibe.
But… just the name won’t suffice, right? Is this phone really “Ultra” or just another hype machine? Battery, display, gaming, camera – we will dissect it from every angle, without any bias.
If you are also thinking that “brother, should I buy POCO F7 Ultra or skip it?” – then just wait here, because after this review you will either add it to the cart or start looking for another option directly.
Performance of Poco F7 Ultra
Snapdragon 8 Elite. The name itself makes one understand that this phone is not made for light tasks. You get a combo of 4.32 GHz dual core and 3.53 GHz hexa core, meaning you get a balance of both speed and efficiency. Be it an app or a game, everything opens instantly, without any delay.
With 12 GB RAM, there is no need to push the system. Be it jumping from one app to another, running heavy games or running editing apps in the background, everything is handled effortlessly. UFS 4.1 storage means that the read-write speed is also like a rocket – be it copying a file or scrolling a 4K video in the gallery, everything feels ultra fast.
It is running on Android 15 and POCO’s HyperOS is mounted on it. The UI is smooth, clean, and there are plenty of customization options as well. Animations look natural and there is no sign of lag or stutter. Whatever you have to do, the system feels absolutely responsive.
The result of the Adreno 830 GPU is that even graphics intense games run on high settings without any hiccup. There is no frame drop, heating is under control, and the visual quality is top level. While gaming, it doesn’t feel like you are playing on mobile – an absolute console level experience.
Let’s talk about daily use:
There is no need to think much for day-to-day tasks. Be it opening apps, attending calls, switching from YouTube to Instagram – everything is done effortlessly. There is no compromise in performance and this setup seems future-ready for the long run as well.
Processor (Chipset)
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite
- Clock speed: 4.32 GHz (Dual Core) + 3.53 GHz (Hexa Core)
- Fast, balanced performance for all types of tasks
RAM & Multitasking
- 12 GB RAM
- Smooth multitasking, app switching without lag
Storage Type
- UFS 4.1
- Fast file read/write, quick app and media access
Operating System
- Android v15
- Latest software version with all new features
Custom UI
- HyperOS by POCO
- Smooth animations, customization options, clean interface
Graphics (GPU)
- Adreno 830 GPU
- High-end gaming performance, no lag or frame drop
Real-life Usage Insight
- Day-to-day performance, app handling, gaming, multitasking – all experience in detail
Display of Poco F7 Ultra
The display of POCO F7 Ultra is not just a game of specs, it also gives feel to the eyes. You get a 6.67-inch Flow AMOLED panel, which looks premium as soon as you see it. Corners are perfectly curved, bezels are almost missing, and the punch-hole camera is so subtle that the focus remains on the content itself.
The resolution is 1440 x 3200 pixels (QHD+), which is so crisp that everything from text to the tiniest detail appears pin-sharp. The pixel density is 526 ppi, meaning whether you zoom in or look closely, the level of clarity does not waver.
The peak brightness goes up to 3200 nits, which makes the screen clearly readable even in direct sunlight. And the HBM brightness sustains up to 1800 nits, so the overall brightness balance is maintained without any eye strain. HDR10+ support comes in handy when watching HDR content — contrast is deep, colours are vibrant, and blacks are appropriately dark.
The 120Hz refresh rate makes scrolling buttery smooth. Instagram, YouTube, browsing, or a casual swipe — everything feels fluid. Plus, the aspect ratio is 20:9, so viewing content feels cinematic, especially HDR content on Netflix and YouTube.
The screen is protected to avoid the usual drops and scratches. The visual experience that you get from the combination of the bezel-less design and punch-hole camera feels extremely modern and clean. This display is a treat for entertainment lovers, without any fuss.
- Display Type – Flow AMOLED
- Screen Size – 6.67 inches
- Resolution – QHD+ (1440×3200 px)
- Pixel Density – 526 ppi
- Peak Brightness – 3200 nits
- HBM Brightness – 1800 nits
- Refresh Rate – 120 Hz
- Aspect Ratio – 20:9
- HDR10+ Support – Yes
- Bezel-less Display – Yes, with punch-hole
- Screen Protection – Yes
Camera of Poco F7 Ultra
Looking at the camera setup of POCO F7 Ultra, at first it seemed that yes, it would be fine. But as soon as we took the actual shots, the game changed. There is a triple camera setup at the rear, in which every lens has its own character. There is clarity, depth and punch in every shot.
The primary lens is 50MP with f/1.6 aperture. It is a wide-angle shooter with 24mm focal length. Whether the light is less or more, the detail is not compromised. Sensor size 1/1.55″ and pixel size 2.0µm – meaning the image doesn’t look grainy even in low light shots. Colour tones remain natural and shadows are balanced.
Ultra-wide lens is also provided, of 32MP, with f/2.2 aperture. 15mm focal length means more area gets captured in a single frame without edge distortion. This lens is quite useful for travel shots, architecture or even close group photos. Dynamic range is also handled well.
The third lens is a 50MP telephoto, with f/2.0 aperture and 60mm focal length. Optical zoom up to 2.5x is available and its sensor size is 1/2.76″ with 0.64µm pixels. Be it portrait shots or close-up of an object from a distance – detail and sharpness remain intact, without the artifacts of digital zoom.
Front Camera – Clear, close and confident:
On the front is a 32MP wide-angle sensor, with f/2.0 aperture and 24mm focal length. Selfies come out crisp, especially in daylight. Sensor size 1/3.42″, pixel size 0.64µm – meaning skin tones look natural in good lighting, and there is no artificial beautify effect.
Video recording from the front goes up to a max of 1080p @ 60fps, and if you want to try slow-mo, you can go up to 720p @ 120fps. Stability is managed to a great extent through AI, so handheld videos seem quite usable too.
Rear Camera:
- Primary Lens – 50MP, f/1.6, wide-angle, 24mm focal length, 1/1.55″ sensor, 2.0µm pixel
- Ultra-Wide Lens – 32MP, f/2.2, 15mm focal length
- Telephoto Lens – 50MP, f/2.0, 60mm focal length, 1/2.76″ sensor, 0.64μm pixel, up to 2.5x optical zoom
Front Camera:
- Selfie Camera – 32MP, f/2.0, wide-angle, 24mm focal length, 1/3.42″ sensor, 0.64μm pixel
- Front Video Recording – 1080p @ 60fps, 720p @ 120fps
Battery of Poco F7 Ultra
POCO F7 Ultra has a 5300mAh battery pack and this size is not just a game of numbers. In daily usage, it is clearly felt that this phone easily lasts a full day – be it on high brightness, YouTube or gaming, the battery drain seems controlled.
The most interesting part is its 120W Hyper Charging. It takes only 34 minutes from zero to 100%. Meaning the phone gets fully charged in a coffee break. The charging speed is so fast that there is no time to think about charging.
Apart from this, support for 50W wireless charging has also been given. And the surprising part is that wireless charging is also quite consistent – it gets full in around 75 minutes. For those who work on a table, this feature is solid. No wires, no hassle.
If we look at the daily routine, this battery setup seems quite smartly tuned. Standby drain is low, charging time is minimal, and power backup is dependable.
- Battery Capacity – 5300mAh
- Wireless Fast Charging – 120W Hyper Charging, full charge in 34 minutes
- Wireless Charging – 50W support, full charge in 75 minutes
- Real-life Experience – Full-day battery life, minimal standby drain, practical charging times
Design & Build Quality of Poco F7 Ultra
POCO F7 Ultra feels premium in hand. The back panel is made of mineral glass, which shines without looking overdone. The thickness is just 8.39mm, but the weight is a little noticeable – 212 grams, which is felt after a few hours of usage, but justifies the phone being sturdy.
Dimensions seem quite balanced – 160.26 mm height and 74.95 mm width provide good grip, even without a case. Bezels are thin, the display is edge-to-edge, and the punch-hole placement is also given at the right place.
It gets IP68 rating for water and dust protection. This phone can survive up to 2.5 meters of water for 30 minutes, so there is no need to worry about daily accidental drops or spills. Dust proofing is also of the same level, meaning the device remains relaxed even during outdoor usage.
An ultrasonic sensor has been provided for fingerprint security, that too on-screen. It unlocks with a light touch and the accuracy is impressive – it does not fail whether it is dry hands or slight moisture. Apart from this, the phone has a full combo of basic sensors – light sensor, proximity, gyroscope, accelerometer and compass, all active for background tasks.
In the connectivity section, dual SIM support is available (Nano + Nano), both SIMs have full support for 5G, 4G and VoLTE. Network switching is smooth and call quality also remains consistently stable.
- Build Material – Back made of mineral glass
- Dimensions – Height: 160.26 mm, Width: 74.95 mm, Thickness: 8.39 mm
- Weight – 212 grams
- Water & Dust Resistance – IP68 certified (2.5m depth, 30 mins)
- Fingerprint Sensor – Ultrasonic, on-screen placement
- Other Sensors – Light, Proximity, Accelerometer, Compass, Gyroscope
- SIM & Network – Dual SIM (Nano + Nano), 5G + 4G support, VoLTE support
launch date in India
The expected price of POCO F7 Ultra is being told to be around ₹24,999. If we look at the specs and overall package, then this price seems seriously aggressive. Snapdragon 8 Elite, AMOLED display, wireless charging, IP68 rating — all these things are quite rare to find in this range.
But the launch date has not been officially confirmed yet. There is just a lot of leaks and rumors. Somewhere it is written that it will come next month, somewhere it is being said that it will be late. So yes, for those who are waiting, it is a game of a little patience. But yes, if this price turns out to be true, then it is certain that the out-of-stock board will be displayed on the day of launch itself.
