POCO F2 may launch in 2021 as a mid-range smartphone

POCO F2 may launch in 2021 as a mid-range smartphone.

Xiaomi’s sub-brand POCO launched its POCO F1 back in August 2018. Be that as it may, after a fruitful beginning, the sub-brand stayed lethargic until Xiaomi set it up as an autonomous brand early a year ago. Following that declaration, POCO dispatched a few new cell phones across different value sections. However, in spite of steady demands from fans, the organization is yet to dispatch a POCO F2.

Poco F2 Launching Soon

POCO India recently shared a video on Twitter recapping its encouraging in 2020 and prodding what’s to come in 2021. Towards the finish of the video, the content “The F2” streaks discontinuously, which many accept alludes to the dispatch of the POCO F2.

It’s important that while a POCO F1 replacement as of now exists as the POCO F2 Pro, it was never dispatched in India. Therefore, one may accept that the POCO F2 could be a less expensive variant of the POCO F2 Pro for the Indian market. Nonetheless, that may not be the situation if ongoing breaks are to be accepted.

As per the XiaomiUI Telegram gathering, the POCO F2 will be a mid-range cell phone with the code-name “courbet”. It will be founded on Qualcomm’s sm7150 stage, which is accepted to be the new Snapdragon 732G. The gadget will allegedly have a quad-camera arrangement on the back, a 4,250mAh battery, turn around charging backing, and NFC uphold in the worldwide model. While we can affirm that Xiaomi is to be sure building up a gadget code-named “courbet” (and “courbetin” for the Indian model), and we can authenticate these specs, we can’t be certain whether it will be known as the POCO F2 right now.

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