POCO Teased To Launch A Phone In India In February, Might Be Poco X2

Karamchand Rameshwar - Jan 26, 2020

POCO X2 (Pocophone X2) could be the first phone from POCO to arrive in India in February for an expected price of around Rs. 20,999.

Many people are waiting for Xiaomi releasing the successor to the Poco F1, probably called Poco F2. However, several reports have suggested that the brand is planning to release at least three smartphones in 2020. The lineup might include Poco X2, Poco F2 Lite, and Poco F2. We have got quite a few things about the upcoming Poco X2 and it is tipped to come to India as a rebranded model of the Redmi K30 4G. It seems like the release date of the POCO smartphones is getting closer as the brand has shared a new Tweet, pretty much confirming that at least one handset would be arriving next month.

POCO doesn’t reveal the identity of the POCO smartphone that is going to launch in India next month. However, going by the high number of leaks and reports about the POCO X2, we speculate that it could be the first phone that POCO is going to launch in 2020.

POCO X2: Price in India & Availability (Expected)

As mentioned, the POCO X2 could be the phone arriving in India next month. As for the POCO F2, the brand has just confirmed that it will not be the first smartphone it is going to launch this year.

As for the pricing, for now, we have got nothing about the Poco X2 price in India. However, we believe that the handset should be priced at the same level as the POCO F1, which was priced at Rs. 20,999 at launch.

POCO X2: Expected specifications & Features

According to previous leaks, the device might be a rebranded model of the Redmi K30 4G launched in China last month. Recently, a leaked image of the handset has been shared on a Polish website, revealing that it will feature a punch-hole display with dual selfie cameras. Its display might support 120Hz display, with an option to change the refresh rate. However, the Polish website said that they couldn’t find any option to change the display’s refresh rate. Therefore, there is a chance that the handset won’t have a 120Hz display.