POCO M2 For official: The cheapest smartphone from the POCO brand is just a renamed model from Redmi

After several weeks of tracking information about the brand's upcoming smartphone POCO it's finally here. We have seen the official presentation of the representative of the model line from Xiaomi, LITTLE M2 Pro.

It is practically a renamed smartphone Redmi Notes 9S, respectively Notes redmi 9 Prowhich is known in the international market. However, the POCO M2 Pro will primarily be for India only.

POCO M2 Pro is already known from somewhere

The POCO M2 Pro, which most likely will not leave the Indian market, is virtually identical to the device Notes redmi 9 Prowhich mixes some characteristics with Redmi Notes 9S.

The result is a cheap smartphone brand POCOwhich is not intended for the global market. Inside is a processor Snapdragon 720G, along with a graphics accelerator Adreno 618.

This hardware is combined with 6 GB operating memory type LPDDR4X to 128 GB UFS 2.1 internal storage for all user data. In addition, this storage can be further expanded with a microSD memory card.

A battery with capacity will take care of the endurance per charge 5 000 mAhwhich, by the way, also supports fast, 33 W charge. This allows the phone to charge from 0% to 50% in as little as 30 minutes.

Decent photographic equipment and low price

Compared to the model range Redmi Note has POCO integrated and special vibration technology, which allows the simulation of up to 120 haptic effects, which simulates a kind of "4D vibration".

On the back, a camera quartet will delight you, while the main one has one 48 MPx. He follows him 8 MPx ultra wide angle lens with 119-degree angle of view. In the end, there is no shortage 2 MPx depth of field sensor, together with 5 MPx macro camera.

It is located in a small cutout on the front 16 MPx "Selfie" camera, which combines various modes with intelligent beautification and facial enhancement.

Other great features of this phone include support for creating RAW images, GPS or WiFi AC. There is also a 3,5 mm audio jack for wired headphones, USB-C or P2i certification. One of the biggest disadvantages is the absence of the NFC so often used today for contactless mobile payments.