What the POCO C95 Pro is
The POCO C95 Pro, a budget 4G phone, hit Nigerian stores on November 3, 2026. It runs a MediaTek Helio G91-Ultra with HyperOS 3 on Android 16. The 6.9-inch screen refreshes at up to 120Hz. There’s a 50MP AI dual camera on the back and an 8MP camera on the front. The IP64 rating (IEC 60529:1989+A1:1999+A2:2013) covers dust and splashes, so keep it out of the pool. Stock is at Xiaomi authorised stores and partners including FINET, RAYA, 3CHUB, SLOT and POINTEK.
Battery and charging
The battery is 7,500mAh (typical), charged at 45W over a cable, and it can also reverse charge accessories. POCO claims 91 hours of music playback and an all-day charge in 35 minutes, though both figures are its own and untested by anyone else. POCO NG Marketing Manager Sonia Gao pitched it for “long days of gaming, streaming, and everything in between.”
Price and how it compares
No Nigerian price has been announced yet. Singapore got it at S$169 (6GB/128GB) and S$199 (8GB/256GB), and local pricing will shift with retailer and exchange rate. With Black Friday close, this is a phone for people who care more about battery and screen size than speed.
It succeeds the POCO C85 and sits under the POCO M7. Rivals at this price include the Samsung Galaxy A07 and Tecno’s Spark range. Compared with the C85, the C95 Pro adds 1,500mAh of battery (7,500 vs 6,000), 12W more charging speed (45W vs 33W) and a newer chip (Helio G91-Ultra over G81-Ultra).
- 7,500mAh battery with 45W charging and reverse charging
- Big 120Hz screen with TÜV Rheinland eye-care certifications
- IP64 rating and a microSD slot
Cons:
- 4G only, no 5G
- HD+ LCD and an entry-level chip
