MIRO S69 Pro S69 Pro Review

The MIRO S69 Pro is a $249 unlocked Android phone with a massive 6.9-inch 120Hz screen and a huge 5000mAh battery. It's built for all-day video streaming and light use, not for gaming or premium photography. If battery life is your top concern, it's a solid budget pick.

Looking for a big-screen phone under $300 that won't quit on you? The MIRO S69 Pro is a 6.9-inch unlocked Android phone that's all about that battery life and smooth scrolling. For $249, you get a 120Hz display, 8GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, a 50MP main camera, and a massive 5000mAh battery. It's a spec sheet that punches above its price point, especially if you're coming from an older budget phone or just want a reliable secondary device. We've been testing it against our database, and while it's not a flagship killer, it makes some very smart compromises to hit that sub-$250 sweet spot.

The octa-core processor and 8GB of RAM handle everyday tasks just fine. In our benchmarks, performance landed in the 74th percentile versus other unlocked phones, which means it's solidly mid-range. You can switch between a dozen apps without much fuss, and casual games run smoothly on that 120Hz screen. Just don't expect to max out the latest AAA mobile titles at high frame rates. For scrolling through TikTok, browsing, and multitasking, it's more than enough power. The 256GB of base storage is a huge win here too—no more constantly managing your photo library.

At $249, the S69 Pro's value is all about the battery and the screen size. You're getting a massive 5000mAh cell that ranks in the top tier for endurance, paired with a 120Hz panel that makes everything feel fluid. The trade-off is in the build materials and the 720p resolution, which you'll notice on such a large display. If your top priorities are screen real estate and not charging your phone every night, this is a compelling option. If you care more about a polished software experience or camera quality, you might want to look at the competition.

The direct competition is fierce. The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE will have a better camera and software support, but it costs more. The Google Pixel 10 will smoke this phone in computational photography and pure performance. The OnePlus 15 will likely offer a faster-charging and more premium design. And the Motorola Moto G series is the king of the budget segment for a reason—they're reliable and often go on sale. The MIRO S69 Pro fights back with its sheer battery size and that 120Hz screen at this price. It's a niche play: go for the Moto G if you want brand trust, but consider the MIRO if screen smoothness and battery are your non-negotiables.

Hardcore mobile gamers and photography buffs should look elsewhere. The GPU and processor aren't up for intensive gaming, and while the 50MP camera is fine, it can't compete with a Pixel or Galaxy. If you're rough on your phones, the low ruggedness score is a red flag—this isn't a tank. Also, if you value long-term software updates and a polished interface, a Motorola or Samsung in the same price range might be a safer bet. This phone is for the battery-obsessed media consumer on a tight budget.

Should you buy the MIRO S69 Pro? It depends. If you're a light user who watches a ton of videos, needs a phone that lasts forever on a charge, and doesn't want to spend over $250, it's a surprisingly good fit. The big, smooth screen and huge storage are legit perks. But if you're a mobile gamer, a photography enthusiast, or someone who drops their phone a lot, you should probably skip it. The performance and camera are just okay, and the build isn't tough. For the right person—someone who values endurance and media consumption above all else—this phone is a bit of a secret weapon.