Emir BardakçıIt’s official the POCO F8 Pro is no longer just industry chatter. Xiaomi’s upcoming device just made its appearance in the GSMA database, sending a clear signal of their intent to ramp up global expansion. For those keeping up with internal development, its codename is “Annibale,” and all signs point to it being the global counterpart to China’s anticipated Redmi K90.
There’s no shortage of updates: two new model numbers have been registered, one for global markets (2510DPC44G) and one for China (2510DRK44C). It’s a classic Xiaomi approach: maximize reach by tailoring releases for different markets. The F8 Pro will supersede the widely regarded POCO F7 Pro—a device that set a pretty high bar in terms of value and performance.
Elevating the F-Series Portfolio
If you thought the F7 Pro or REDMI K80 represented the peak of Xiaomi’s F-series innovation, the F8 Pro aims even higher. Both global and Chinese variants are confirmed, but note: India won’t be seeing this model, at least not in this round. With its strong specs and competitive price point, the F8 Pro is positioned to be the new benchmark for the F-series.
Software and System Features
On the software front, users can expect the latest HyperOS 3 built on Android 16—keeping Xiaomi at the forefront of smartphone technology.
Key Points:
- Model Numbers: 2510DPC44G (Global), 2510DRK44C (China)
- Codename: Annibale
- Operating System: HyperOS 3 with Android 16
- Successor: POCO F7 Pro and REDMI K80
soy asiduo de los poco.
pero últimamente, ya se volvieron muy costoso para su compra.
si ya hay en cusn a potencias, las ganma alta son para los de poder adquisitivo), la media es perfecta para nosotros.
,entre un un 24G, y un 16G son altas Gamad.
un 12G o un 10G o un 8G está bien en un media. Gama.
más adeptos también se gana con los precios al, alcance del pueblo, que somos más, que los millonarios.
es mi opinión, 👍