Xiaomi launched Poco as its subbrand back in 2018 and the first device POCO F1 become so popular among the tech geek because it offers a flagship processor at a cheap price. The device did not receive its successor since the first device.
In 2020 Xiaomi kept teasing POCO F2 but the launch of the phone was delayed several times. Now there are few teasers and reports from the Xiaomi which teases the launch of POCO F2.
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A new report suggests that POCO F2 which is a rebranded version of Xiaomi K30 Pro will be launching on May 12 in four color option i.e. Purple, White, Blue, Grey. Sources claimed that the 128GB variant of the POCO F2 will cost around $615.
This price is different from the one that leaked in April 2020 i.e. $700 for 6GB/128GB variant and $800 for 8GB/256GB variant. With these prices in mind, POCO F2 Pro will follow the trend started by POCO F1 by offering flagship chipset at an affordable price. In comparison, the POCO F1 which launched in 2018 will cost $430 for the high-end model.
POCO F2 Pro is the third phone in the POCO family after POCO F1 and POCO X2, the thing which confuses the users is the naming strategy chose by Xiaomi. First, we see POCO F1, then POCO X2, and now POCO F2 Pro, although both the POCO X2 and POCO F2 Pro are the rebranded version of Redmi K30 family which is also a sub-brand of Xiaomi.
POCO F2 Pro Specifications:
As far as the specs are concerned, we expect 6.67 inches AMOLED display panel with 1080*2400 resolutions and screen to body ratio of 87.2% with the protection of Corning Gorilla Glass 5. Under the hood, there is Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset with 6GB/8GB of RAM and 128GB/256GB UFS 3.0 internal storage and no support for the micro SD card.
There is a 4700 mAh battery which supports 18W fast charging. On the rear end, there is a circular shape quad-camera module similar to Redmi K30 Pro of which the main camera is 64MP. On the front, there is a motorized 20MP camera for selfies. There is Android 10 on top of MIUI 11 which handles OS operations.
