Poco F7 5G India Launch And Other Details Confirmed For This Month: All Details
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Poco F7 India launch is confirmed for later this month and now we have more details about the hardware powering the device and its possible price tag.
Poco F7 India launch details have been confirmed and we also know the hardware powering the new F-series device from the company in the country. Poco F1 was one of the best value-for-money devices in the market and the company is looking to build on its history by launching the F7 model in India later this month. Poco is also banking on a series of new features and hardware upgrades that will entice people to buy the new model, especially if the Poco-like price tag continues.
Poco F7 India launch is confirmed for Tuesday, June 24, 2025 at 5:30 PM IST where we will get more details, specs and price for the new Poco model in the country.
Poco F7 India Launch: What We Know
Poco is yet to reveal the details of the new phone but most reports say the new F7 model will be the rebranded version of the Redmi Turbo 4 Pro that was introduced in China earlier.
Poco F7 is also confirmed to be using the new Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset that will also be powering the Nothing Phone 3 flagship model which launches next month. With this hardware you can expect a powerful device that is suited for gaming and heavy multitasking with long battery life. Poco should have it available with up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage.
The F7 should get a 6.83-inch LTPO AMOLED display with 120Hz adaptive refresh rate. Like we said before, Poco F7 is rumoured to come with a mammoth 7,550mAh battery that gets the silicon carbon tech. Poco could bundle it with 90W wired charging speed.
Poco F7 India launch price should be competitive and leaks suggest we could get the device available starting at Rs 30,000 and topping off by Rs 35,000 for the high variant. Poco F7 series is also expected to include the Pro and Ultra variant but those are unlikely to launch in India.
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June 19, 2025, 14:48 IST
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