A few days ago we received the sad news of theabandonment of Mr. Donovan Sung from the leadership of Xiaomi and apparently there are also changes in the spin-off company POCO, from which the Product Manager Jai Mani distances himself to embrace a project always in a tech sauce. Jai Mani joined the Chinese giant's team in 2014, after holding high-level roles at Google. Initially joined as Lead Product Manager of Xiaomi India, Jai Mani proved to be particularly active enough to take on the role of Product Manager of POCO, which as we all know has revolutionized the market for top-of-the-range smartphones with the PCOPHONE F1, still considered a best buy by many users.
The abandonment of Jai Mani from the management of the parent company of POCOPHONE F1 derives from the former executive's desire to work in the field of health care, always in a tech key, but at the moment further future projects remain private.
The Boss of POCO leaves Xiaomi and POCOPHONE F2 will never see the light
And many after a year await the heir of the economic flagship, namely the POCOPHONE F2 of which traces have now been lost if not some rumors dating back to April 2019. Probably the device will never see the light, also thanks to the shocks resulting from the departures of Donovan Sung and Jai Mani, but in reality it could have been the birth and success of the Redmi brand that put an end to the word expected Xiaomi POCOPHONE F2.
In fact, we witnessed the fact that Redmi K20 Pro brought the top-of-the-range chipset from Qualcomm into the hands of users, at an affordable and almost unthinkable price, just as happened with the former flagship of POCO. The pride of the Indian company was precisely that of having brought high-end specifications to mid-range prices with the compromise of design while the current Redmi flagship not only strengthens itself with an aggressive price and top specifications but also with a truly enviable design. In short, the reason for existing of POCOPHONE F2 is really in doubt.
We specify that nothing is official yet, that is, the company has not expressed any will about the debut or not of POCOPHONE F2, indeed a spokesperson seems to have confirmed that the brand POCO it will continue its race in the tech world, but the changes at the top could probably also affect the philosophy of the Indian company, which could become an entry level factory. And what do you think of it?
