The successor to the Poco F1 will indeed start in India

The Small F2 has long been one of the most anticipated smartphones in India, although its existence has never really been officially confirmed. While Poco India has occasionally used it for humor purposes, we may have just received concrete evidence of its introduction.

The Poco F2 will be the successor to der Little F1, which is widely regarded as one of the best value-for-money flagships of all time. It brought a range of high-end specs and features at a price never seen before, making it an instant hit with the media and consumers alike. Unsurprisingly, many people have been waiting for a follow-up that would disrupt the premium smartphone market.

Don’t lose hope yet

The latest development comes from one Interview With The Indian ExpressAnuj Sharma, Country Director of Poco India, spoke about the brand’s product strategies. For the uninitiated, Poco currently has three lineups in India – Poco C, M and X series. These occupy the segments Sub Rs 10,000, Rs 15,000 and Rs 20,000. When asked about the fate of the F-Series, Anuj said, “The Poco F1 was a device that changed the market and consumers expect the same from its successor. The Poco F2 Pro is not that device. We are working to find a real successor to the Poco F1, but it will be some time before we develop it. ”

This was one of the first times the company recognized the Poco F2’s existence. Given the proposed schedule, it will likely be released sometime next year. It’s also unclear how much of its DNA it will share with another Xiaomi or Redmi smartphone.

One of the main points about the Poco F1 was its price. More recently, most have smartphones become more expensive due to factors like rupee depreciation, import duties, disrupted supply chains and more expensive components like 5G modems. These would have to stabilize to a certain extent if telephones are to become cheaper again.

The interview also covers topics such as why Poco is renaming other Xiaomi phones, its own software platform, and other product categories. In the near future, the Poco Pop Buds will hit the market, the company’s first truly wireless headphones.