Poco F2 launch could finally be happening, the date tipped is between March and April. Recently Poco’s Country Director Anuj Sharma hinted the smartphone will be powered by a top-end Qualcomm processor and the upcoming Poco smartphone could get unveiled in a few weeks. Poco F2 has earlier been teased officially. Recently the company released a teaser wishing users Happy New Year and thanking India for everything since 2018 and in the video hinted about Poco F2 launch in India.
The clip said, ‘The stage is set! The fun has begun! Let us get ready to take it to the next level’ directly giving out the Poco F2 launch hint.
In the previous video, Poco mentioned that it is all set to make 2021 bigger, and the company will start off the year with the much-awaited smartphone since last two years, Poco F2. Poco was smart enough to mention Poco F2 a few times in the video.
According to the rumour mill, Poco F2 will be a mid-range smartphone. It’s in development, and is codenamed “courbet”. The smartphone could probably come with Snapdragon 865 or Snapdragon 870 SoC, a quad rear camera setup and 33W fast charging. Poco F2 is further reported to pack a 4,250mAh battery with support for reverse charging and NFC.
Anuj Sharma, the Poco Country Head clarified in the interview that Poco F2 will not use Snapdragon 732G, the mid-range chipset already powering POCO X3. POCO F1 in 2018 used the then Qualcomm flagship Snapdragon 845 SoC. Poco F2 may come with Snapdragon 865, Snapdragon 865 Plus or the latest Snapdragon 888 SoC.
Poco F2 leaked specs include a 120Hz AMOLED display, a 4,250mAh battery and a quad-camera system. Poco F2 launch date is yet to be revealed, expected in a few weeks from now.
In addition to the Poco F2, the company is said to be working on Poco Pop Budz truly wireless earphones. Also, Poco M3 Pro is in the final stages of development, soon the device will release in India. Coming to Poco F2 price in India, the device will probably launch in the Rs 25,000 bracket or lower. The Poco F2 prices globally may differ than the pricing in India.
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