Poco X2 users in India are noting the Android 11 update arrival on their smartphone. Earlier this month, Poco India Country Manager, Anuj Sharma said the company will be releasing Android 11 update to Poco X2, Poco X3 and the Poco M2 Pro smartphones. Sticking to the promise, the Xiaomi spin-off is rolling out the Android 11-based MIUI 12.1 update to the Poco X2. In early 2020, Poco made a... Read More
All the smartphone brands are increasing prices of their smartphones in India due to the GST hike and falling rupee value. After Oppo, other brands like Vivo, Poco and Realme has announced new prices in the country. Poco has increased the price of all variants of Poco X2 and it now starts at Rs 16,999 from the earlier Rs 15,999. The Realme 6 and Realme 6 Pro also got a... Read More
The Redmi K30 Pro was launched in China earlier this week and it is currently the affordable phone in the world with Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 865 chipset. Even before the official launch of K30 Pro, rumours were rife that it could be launched in India as the much-talked and much-awaited Poco F2 smartphone. This is because of the Poco X2 which is essentially a rebranded Redmi K30 4G from China.... Read More
Xiaomi spin-off brand Poco launched its first phone as an independent brand. The Poco X2 debuted in India on Tuesday and packs in some premium features at an unbeatable price. Available at a starting price of Rs 15999, the Poco X2 takes directly on smartphones like Realme X2, among others in the sub-Rs 20,000 segment. Both Poco X2 and Realme X2 pack in identical processors and support 64MP quad-camera setups,... Read More
After becoming an independent brand in India, Poco has launched its first device, namely, the Poco X2. The Poco X2 is part of the company's brand new Poco X series. During the launch event, Poco India General Manager, C Manmohan, highlighted that the Poco X2 is not a successor to the Poco F1, hinting at the arrival of Poco F2 at a later date. The Poco X2 is a rebranded... Read More
Poco X2 is all set to go official in India on February 4. Ahead of the release, a report surfaced online says the pricing of the handset will likely start at Rs 18,999. The Poco X2's base variant with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage will retail for Rs 18,999, exactly similar price as the Realme X2's same configuration model. The Poco X2 is one of the most... Read More
Poco is slowly making inroads into the Indian smartphone market again. After separating from Xiaomi, the company is all set to introduce its first phone- the Poco X2 in India on February 4. In the latest update, Poco India General Manager, C Manmohan, confirmed that the brand would venture into different price segments and the journey will begin with the Poco X2 as early as next month. Furthermore, Poco said... Read More
The new release by Poco, which is probably around the corner, has been the new chatter in town. Until now, there have been a lot of speculations and rumours about the new launch from Poco. But, these have been speculations only. Although today Poco itself has confirmed the launch of its new phone in India which is the Poco X2. The news comes from none other than the official channel... Read More
Independent brand Poco will launch its second smartphone in India next month. Putting an end to the rumours, Poco India General Manager, C Manmohan confirmed to PTI that it's working hard to launch next smartphone in February. However, the same person in a separate interview confirmed that the upcoming smartphone would not be Poco F2. We can expect the brand to launch the rumoured Poco X2 which is expected to... Read More
Poco is all over the internet yet again. The sub-brand of Xiaomi, which recently became an independent brand, stirred the mobile phone market back in 2018 with the Poco F1. The Poco F1 is the only smartphone from Poco we got to see, but the company already confirmed it would be launching new phones this year which will even compete with Xiaomi' smartphones. A couple of days ago, Poco India... Read More
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