Little has now become a household name in the Indian market, but most of its business deals with budget smartphones. That is about to change, as the company will now become the Poco F3 GT in the country, its first real flagship since 1. The Poco F3 was a unique smartphone in that it was considerably lower in cost than other devices with similar specifications. For around twenty rupees, it had internal components that you would see in phones almost twice as expensive. Even today, very few phones have been able to respond to this proposal, leaving many enthusiasts hoping for a successor. That seems to be about to change as, as reported, the company is now aiming to bring the Poco F40 GT to global markets, including India. It's going to be a rebranded Redmi K3 Gaming phone from China, which was launched a few weeks ago. We may be a few months away, but this time it looks like the Poco F2 GT will launch in India. Notably, Poco F3 Pro and Poco F3 did not make it to India. The Poco X3 Pro remains the high-end offering here. Here is everything we know about the upcoming Poco FXNUMX GT flagship smartphone for India.
Come to the point
- What is it? Poco's next flagship phone
- At what point did it come out? Next months
- How much will it cost? Less than thirty rupees
Poco F3 GT price in India and launch dates
(Image credit: Xiaomi) Earlier this year, Anuj Sharma confirmed that Poco will launch a high-end flagship smartphone in India. While the Poco F3 was not, the code investigation found that the Redmi K40 Gaming phone could launch in India as the Poco F3 GT, as the two shared the exact same model number. Xiaomi has been known to carry out similar rebranding exercises in its portfolio, and it would not be surprising if it did the same with other countries. There is still no official confirmation of the existence of the Poco F2 GT. However, it is expected to be released in the coming months. Given the speed of new leaks, the release shouldn't be too far away, but the ongoing lockdown might have slowed things down a bit. It was also included in the Google Play console, which is usually a step before a phone goes global. In China, the Redmi K3 gaming phone starts at CNY one thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine (~Rs twenty-three zero) for the 40GB + 6GB variation, CNY two thousand one hundred and ninety-nine (~Rs twenty-five five hundred) for the 128GB + 8GB, CNY two thousand three hundred and ninety nine (~Rs twenty eight zero) for 128GB + 8GB and CNY two,256 (~Rs thirty one zero) for 699GB + 12GB. Poco is known to be very competitive, so the cost of the Poco F256 GT in India should be along the same lines.
Poco F3 GT Specifications and Features
(Image credit: Xiaomi) Based on current information and Xiaomi's track record, when the Poco F3 GT is released, it shouldn't be too different from its Chinese counterpart. This is what you can expect. The Poco F3 GT is going to be one of the first smartphones to feature the 6 Dimensity chipset, which is MediaTek's current flagship chipset. Built on the 8nm process, it has 78 cores with an Ultra Arm Cortex-A3 core typically running at 78GHz, 6 Arm Cortex-A4 Super cores typically running at 55GHz, and 120 effective Arm Cortex-A480 cores typically running at 10GHz. Gamers will enjoy the 2-inch AMOLED display with a regular 3Hz refresh rate, 2Hz touch sampling rate, HDR4+ certification, 3-bit color, and more. For audio there are 3 stereo speakers with sound by JBL, Dolby Atmos and Hi-Res. The gaming-centric features of the Poco F64 GT include retractable shoulder buttons for gaming, 8mm2 vapor chamber for thermal management, XNUMXD vibration engine for haptics, custom antenna placement, etc. Cameras aren't likely to be your forte, as with most gaming phones. The Poco FXNUMX GT has a XNUMX-camera array consisting of a XNUMXMP main camera, an XNUMXMP ultra-wide lens, and a XNUMXMP macro shooter. The phone houses a large XNUMXmAh battery and supports XNUMXW fast charging, which takes about XNUMX minutes to fully charge.