First rumors about the F4 successor
The Xiaomiui website discovered the entry about the alleged Poco F5. They should provide information about the release period of the smartphone. Some specifications are also mentioned in this context.
Like Xiaomi fan site Xiaomiui As reported, the first hint of the successor of Poco F4 (test) has been received. The IMEI database contains entries for three previously unknown Xiaomi devices since October 9 The entries say it’s a Redmi model and two Poco models.
Model numbers are as follows: year of release, month of release, brand, model code, region. Accordingly, 23013RK75C refers Redmi K model for China in January 2023. Again, 23013PC75G and 23013PC75I mean one Global Little-Model and one for the Indian market in the same month. Xiaomiui Poco F5 is codenamed Mondrian.
With an alleged 2K display and Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1
In the corresponding article on the fan website, some specifications are also mentioned, but without citing the source. The smartphone is said to be equipped with an AMOLED display with a maximum brightness of 120 Hz. 1.000 nits And for the first time for the Poco model 3.200 × 1.440 pixels offer.
Additionally, the manufacturer will equip it with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. In November, Qualcomm will introduce the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for its upcoming flagship smartphones, but the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 seems to be a wise choice for the Poco F5 – after all, the F5 is clearly below the flagship. Xiaomi is likely to reserve a powerful Qualcomm chip for the Poco F5 Pro.
A January release seems likely only for Redmi models
It is doubtful whether the Poco F5 will actually be released globally in January. For example, Redmi K40S and Poco F4 have mostly the same model numbers: 22021211RC and 22021211RG respectively. However, the Redmi K40S did not launch in China in February model number, but was followed by the Poco F4 globally in June in March 2022. While a January launch is likely for the Redmi K60, it seems a bit unrealistic that the Poco F5 will be released six months after the Poco F4. However, a global F5 launch later in the first quarter cannot be ruled out.
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