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Xiaomi Pocophone F1 will directly charge the bestselling OnePlus 6, the maker who redefined the flagship market.

Xiaomi recently launched its sub-brand POCO aimed at helping the Chinese brand make a mark in the flagship market. Xiaomi has been planning to launch premium smartphones in the country, and POCO is the answer to it.

In an interesting study conducted by CMR, it was found that more and more Indians are now ditching Indian brands, and going for Chinese smartphone brands in India.

As the e-commerce companies are all set to lock horns against each other for another time, the Independence Day Sale of 2018 is going to be special.

The Xiaomi feature phone comes with some path-breaking features like AI, VoLTE and real-time translations of up to 17 languages. Though, the Xiaomi feature phone misses out on features like cameras, both on front and back.

The Chinese technology major is working on building an ecosystem of India-specific internet services. Also, the company is working on the expansion of its premium smartphone segment, where it has repeatedly failed in India.

The launch of the new Honor 9N has spurred a new price war in the mid-range segment. The category mainly led by Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 and Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 has a new competition in the form of Honor 9N.

After a jam-packed July, the smartphone launches are to double in August. With the festive season ahead, smartphone companies are gearing up with their best smartphones for the Indian market.

Xiaomi is known to offer value for money smartphones, and Mi A2 is no different. The Android One smartphone will offer some top of the line hardware running pure Android out of the box.

The segment is primarily dominated by Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1, Redmi Note 5 Pro and Honor 9 Lite. Though, now Realme 1 and Moto G6 are giving some though fight to the best sellers.