The Xiaomi POCOPHONE F1, in India launched as POCO F1, is the smartphone of the moment, thanks to top-of-the-range specifications, exciting performance but a price in line with the name, that is, you really need it POCO to have it, 329 € and 399 € respectively for 6 GB + 64 GB and 6 GB + 128 GB versions. From the 30 August this wonderful example of technology is available for purchase also in Italy, but in India the games have already begun and as expected, happened for other top of the range of the brand, the new POCOPHONE achieves one of the most important records for a device.
The official sale began at 12: 00 in India at the Flipkart market which recorded the biggest and fastest flash sale ever: 68000 units sold in less than five minutes, a value that was actually calculated based on the proceeds that the company reported on Tweeter 200 Crores (2 billion) divided by the price of the smartphone.
#POCOF1: thank you all for a fantastic response to the first sale!
We're happy to announce that we generated ₹ 200 + cr in less than 5 minutes today, making this the BIGGEST & FASTEST flagship sale ever on @ Flipkart!
Thank you, Masters Of Speed. Next sale is on 5th September! pic.twitter.com/cydGtGjlb6
— POCO India (@IndiaPOCO) August 29
The real number only Xiaomi knows, but if one considers the lower price for the basic variant of the device, even one could reach an estimate of 100000 units in only 5 minutes. The next flash sale will be held on September 5, for which the same performances are foreseen. By the way, Have you already tried the new launcher? Run to do it by clicking on this link, and raise with the backgrounds and suonerie... so if you are the owner of Mi 8 you can have a super tech hybrid.
POCOPHONE F1 records: 68000 units sold in less than five minutes and kernel already available
Another record concerning the new POCOPHONE F1 is the release of the kernel source code on the GitHub portal. After release of the codes of the devices related to the Android One project, Xiaomi published those of his latest labors. And although a Xiaomi without an MIUI is like Batman without Robin, for many the news is certainly interesting by virtue that represents the first step towards the modding , creation of customized ROMs and recovery alternatives to stock ones. Moreover, as well as for the two devices mentioned, the source code also refers to the Mi 8 Explorer Edition, the increased version of the latest top of the range.
