Xiaomi Pocophone F1 videos leak; Phone featured running AnTuTu benchmark

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Xiaomi’s next-in-line Pocophone F1 is likely to be the fifth phone from OEM to employ Snapdragon 845 processor. Reports also suggest that this upcoming gaming phone could also be launched in India by year-end.

The Pocophone F1 has now surfaced in a new hands-on video, revealing more information than we already had about the device. The latest leak also gives us actual visuals of the new Pocophone F1, something which we had not seen in the past.

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Highlights

  • Pocophone F1 unboxing video leaked
  • Could be launched in India during September or October
  • Estimated to cost between INR 33,800 and 37,000

The handset was entirely leaked in two videos, with the first video detailing Pocophone F1’s unboxing and the other featuring the AnTuTu’s benchmark test. In the first video, the mobile is shown being unboxed from its retail packaging. The video further tells us that a Snapdragon 845 SoC along with a liquid cooling system, a 4000mAh battery unit, a 20-megapixel selfie shooter, and IR Face Unlock feature could be some of the few key specifications present within the Xiaomi Pocophone F1. The Pocophone F1 might also feature a 3.5mm audio jack at the top edge and a USB Type-C port at the phone’s bottom.

In the second video that was shared by a Youtuber, Xiaomi Pocophone F1 can be seen running the metrics of AnTuTu’s benchmark test. As against the rurumored85,302 score associated with Pocophone F1 earlier, the device earned 258,149 points in the overall result during the video.

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Xiaomi Pocophone F1 Price (Expected)

Earlier reports had indicated that Pocophone F1 would be available in two variants, with 6GB RAM + 64GB memory variant priced at EUR 420 (roughly Rs. 33,800), while the 6GB RAM + 128GB memory version priced at EUR 460 (roughly Rs. 37,000). The handset could be available in Blue and Grey color options in global markets. In India, the pricing should be significantly lower.

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