Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is the all-new POCO M8 Power, and here is our review in just 60 seconds! First of all, this is how the phone looks in this Orange colour. The back and the frame is plastic, but there's Gorilla Glass 7i on the front and IP65 rating as well, so a little bit of rain or an accidental drop.. shouldn't give you a heart attack. The display is a massive 6.9” 1080p AMOLED panel. It’s also quite bright even in direct sunlight, and content looks good too. There’s no support for HDR content, {yaha tak}but honestly, I am happy, because in 2026, some brands have started giving 720p LCD panels even at 20 to 25k budget. The massive 8000mAh battery can easily last you more than a day or maybe even 2 days with light usage. Plus it supports 45W fast charging, and, there’s 22.5W reverse charging for emergency situations. The M8 power is powered by Snapdragon 4 Gen 4 with up to 8GB LPDDR4x RAM, 128GB UFS 2.2 Storage and you can expand it with this Hybrid Slot. It’s smooth enough for daily usage, the RAM Management is decent too and there’s 60FPS support on both BGMI and CODM. It’s running on HyperOS 3 with useful features like Circle to Search and Gemini Live, and will get long software support. 4 years of OS updates and 6 years security patches. For a budget phone, it’s just solid. You do get Glance Lock Screen and some pre-installed apps, but you can uninstall them easily. On the back, you get only a single 50MP camera, but there’s no OIS, and this is how the photos come out. Videos are limited to 1080p 30FPS and the selfie camera is just 8MP. The POCO M8 Power has launched in India for ₹24,999, but on the first sale that’s on 7th August, you can get it for just ₹21,999 with offers .
This is the all-new POCO M8 Power, and here is our review in just 60 seconds! First of all, this is how the phone looks in this Orange colour. The back and the frame is plastic, but there's Gorilla Glass 7i on the front and IP65 rating as well, so a little bit of rain or an accidental drop.. shouldn't give you a heart attack. The display is a massive 6.9” 1080p AMOLED panel. It’s also quite bright even in direct sunlight, and content looks good too. There’s no support for HDR content, {yaha tak}but honestly, I am happy, because in 2026, some brands have started giving 720p LCD panels even at 20 to 25k budget. The massive 8000mAh battery can easily last you more than a day or maybe even 2 days with light usage. Plus it supports 45W fast charging, and, there’s 22.5W reverse charging for emergency situations. The M8 power is powered by Snapdragon 4 Gen 4 with up to 8GB LPDDR4x RAM, 128GB UFS 2.2 Storage and you can expand it with this Hybrid Slot. It’s smooth enough for daily usage, the RAM Management is decent too and there’s 60FPS support on both BGMI and CODM. It’s running on HyperOS 3 with useful features like Circle to Search and Gemini Live, and will get long software support. 4 years of OS updates and 6 years security patches. For a budget phone, it’s just solid. You do get Glance Lock Screen and some pre-installed apps, but you can uninstall them easily. On the back, you get only a single 50MP camera, but there’s no OIS, and this is how the photos come out. Videos are limited to 1080p 30FPS and the selfie camera is just 8MP. The POCO M8 Power has launched in India for ₹24,999, but on the first sale that’s on 7th August, you can get it for just ₹21,999 with offers .
