After Xiaomi-backed Redmi had launched its flagship Redmi K30 Pro smartphone, it was reported that the device could get launched in India as the POCO F2. It also made sense given that the company has ...

The POCO X2 was the first POCO phone since 2018’s POCO F1, but the new phone was actually a rebranded Redmi K30 4G. So it was expected that the POCO F2 would actually be based on the recently ...

The information comes straight from the reliable Ishan Agarwal. According to him, the Redmi K30 Pro will be "one of the cheapest Snapdragon 865 phones or maybe even the cheapest SD865 smartphone".

Why did we recall POCO and Redmi in the same context? The answer is simple – both are focusing on cost-effective aspect of a smartphone. So is there any sense to run two brands with the same purpose?

Poco, a Xiaomi spin-off brand, launched its second flagship — called the Poco F2 Pro — today. This is the company’s third device after it first launched the $300 Pocophone F1 in 2018. Earlier this ...

Update, March 31 2020 (3:03AM ET): It looks like the POCO F2 might not be a rebranded take on the Redmi K30 Pro after all. The news reportedly came via POCO India general manager Chandolu Manmohan ...

Recently, Redmi launched the K30 Pro flagship smartphone in China. Now, as per new findings by a member of XDA Developers, it might launch under POCO brand in India. Maybe, it could debut as the ...