The sub brand of Xiaomi, Little, is getting closer to the launch of its new series of smartphones, the Poco F7, by the end of the month. The global lineup will most likely include the models Poco F7 Pro e Poco F7 Ultra, with the latter recently spotted on the NBTC certification database in Thailand. This listing confirms the device's name and model number, 24122RKC7G, suggesting that an official launch is imminent.
Poco F7 Ultra Certified by NBTC, Will Be Launched by the End of the Month
The NBTC certification does not provide any details about the Poco F7 Ultra’s technical specifications, but it does officially confirm the existence of the device. Furthermore, the Poco F7 Ultra is expected to be a rebrand of the Redmi K80 Pro, which was already launched in the Chinese market in November 2024. Xiaomi and Poco have already adopted this strategy in the past to offer rebranded devices for international markets, maintaining the same hardware features under a different name.
Thanks to the information leaked from the Geekbench AI database and some leaks, the potential specifications of the Poco F7 Ultra can be outlined. The device should be equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, one of Qualcomm's flagship processors, paired up to 16GB of RAM and Android 15 operating system, personalized with theHyperOS 2.0 interface. This set of specifications aims to ensure optimal performance for both multitasking and gaming.
The expected display is a 6,67-inch flat OLED, and 2K resolution and 120Hz refresh rate, ensuring a smooth and clear visual experience. An ultrasonic fingerprint sensor built into the screen will add security and convenience.
For the photographic sector, expectations include:
- 50MP main camera with optical image stabilization (OIS),
- 32MP ultra-wide angle lens,
- 50MP telephoto lens with 2x optical zoom and OIS.
- On the front, a 20MP selfie camera, ideal for high-quality photos and video calls.
Battery-wise, the Poco F7 Ultra could pack a capacity of 6.000mAh, supported by one 120W ultra-fast wired charging has always been wireless charging from 50WIn terms of durability, the device is expected to boast an IP68 certification, ensuring resistance to dust and water.
Poco is expected to officially announce the F7 Ultra alongside the F7 Pro by the end of March 2025. However, like its predecessors, the device is likely to be released only in select global markets.
