POCO F7 vs F7 Pro vs F7 Ultra: Which Should You Buy?

The POCO F7 family was one of 2025’s best-value flagship lines: three phones, three different Snapdragon chips, and prices well below the big brands. If you’re trying to work out which one is right for you, or what to buy now they’re harder to find, this guide covers it.

POCO F7Biggest screen and battery
POCO F7 ProBalanced, sharp 6.67″ screen
POCO F7 UltraFastest chip, 120W charging

The short answer

Get the POCO F7 if you want the biggest battery and screen for the least money. Get the F7 Pro if you prefer a slightly smaller phone with a proven flagship chip. Get the F7 Ultra if you want the fastest performance, the quickest charging and a telephoto camera.

POCO F7 vs F7 Pro vs F7 Ultra: specs compared

POCO F7POCO F7 ProPOCO F7 Ultra
ChipsetSnapdragon 8s Gen 4Snapdragon 8 Gen 3Snapdragon 8 Elite
Screen6.83″6.67″6.67″
Battery6500mAh6000mAh5300mAh
Charging90W HyperCharge90W HyperCharge120W HyperCharge
Main camera50MP50MP50MP, plus telephoto
Memory12+512GB12+256GB, 12+512GB12+256GB, 16+512GB
Software at launchXiaomi HyperOS 2, based on Android 15
Network5G, NFC for Google Wallet

Performance

All three are fast phones, but they sit on different rungs. The F7 Ultra uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite, Qualcomm’s top chip of its generation, so it’s the one for heavy gaming and the longest useful life. The F7 Pro runs the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, the previous flagship chip, which still handles anything you throw at it. The F7 uses the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, a slightly trimmed flagship chip that performs close to the Pro in everyday use.

Battery and charging

This is where the line-up flips. The cheapest phone, the F7, has the biggest battery at 6500mAh, followed by the F7 Pro at 6000mAh. The F7 Ultra has the smallest battery at 5300mAh, but makes up for it with 120W charging, so a short top-up goes a long way.

Screen and size

The F7 has the largest screen at 6.83 inches, good for video and games. The F7 Pro and F7 Ultra share a 6.67-inch display, which is a little easier to use one-handed.

Cameras

All three have a 50MP main camera that takes good photos in daylight. The F7 Ultra is the only one of the three with a telephoto lens, which makes a real difference for portraits and zoomed shots. If camera quality is your priority, the Ultra is the pick.

Can you still buy the POCO F7 in Ireland?

The F7 family is now hard to find new from authorised sellers in Ireland, and our own stock has sold through. If you want a POCO today, these are the phones we’d point you to:

The F7 Ultra successor

POCO F9 Ultra

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, a 6.9-inch 185Hz AMOLED screen, an 8050mAh battery with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging, a 200MP main camera with a 50MP 5x periscope telephoto, Sound by Bose and IP68.

View POCO F9 Ultra →

The value pick

POCO X8 Pro 5G

Dimensity 8500-Ultra, a 6.59-inch 1.5K AMOLED 120Hz screen, a 6500mAh battery with 100W charging and a 50MP Sony IMX882 camera with OIS. F7-level stamina for less.

View POCO X8 Pro →

Prefer a Leica camera? The Xiaomi 17T uses the same Dimensity 8500-Ultra chip as the X8 Pro, and the Xiaomi 17T Pro adds a 7000mAh battery. See every model on our POCO phones page.

POCO F7 FAQ

Is the POCO F7 Pro better than the POCO F7?

Not in every way. The F7 Pro has a sharper 6.67-inch screen and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, but the standard F7 has a bigger 6.83-inch screen and a larger 6500mAh battery. For battery life, the F7 wins.

Which POCO F7 has the best camera?

The POCO F7 Ultra. It’s the only F7 model with a telephoto camera.

Which POCO F7 charges fastest?

The F7 Ultra, at 120W. The F7 and F7 Pro both charge at 90W.

What replaced the POCO F7 Ultra?

The POCO F9 Ultra is POCO’s current Ultra flagship, available from mStore.ie in Ireland.

Do POCO phones work on Irish networks?

Yes. The EU versions we sell work on Three, Vodafone and Eir, including 5G.

Specifications are taken from Xiaomi and POCO’s official product information. Prices and stock shown in the product cards are live.

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