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Poco F2 Pro unveiled with S865 chipset, 6.67" Super AMOLED screen and 64MP camera for €500

The Poco F1 was a rare beast, an actual example of a “flagship killer”. Now, almost two years later it is finally time for a sequel, after the detour named Poco X2 – a mid-ranger that was based on the Redmi K30. Actually, it seems it was a change in course rather than a detour as the new model is essentially a rebadged Redmi K30 Pro.

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The Poco F2 Pro does bring a long list of improvements compared to the F1, starting with the latest chipset. The Snapdragon 865 is the best chip from Qualcomm yet and one of the first to feature updatable GPU drivers, which might improve the phone’s longevity.

A lot of emphasis was placed on the LiquidCool 2.0 tech, which has three layers: graphite, graphene and, finally, the "Super VC". That vapor chamber is larger than competing phones, which Poco says will enable more efficient cooling.

The F2 Pro will run Android 10 out of the box with Poco Launcher 2.0. Dark mode is available, a must have on AMOLED screens.

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Storage now starts at 128GB (twice as much as before) and there’s also a 256GB option for those who want more. Plus, this is fast UFS 3.1 storage, up from 2.1. This year it’s actually something to consider as Xiaomi has axed the microSD slot.

Besides the new chipset, Poco F2 Pro’s new camera setup may be what pushes die-hard Poco fans to upgrade. The main camera has a 1/1.72” sensor with 64MP resolution, with pixel binning that works out to 16MP photos with 1.6µm effective pixels.

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The phone can push in closer with the 2x zoom camera, which has a 5MP sensor and 50mm lens, or go wide with a 13MP camera. There’s also a 2MP depth sensor. There's no dedicated macro camera, the tele cam takes care of that (it's a tele macro, actually, letting you shoot at a comfortable 3-7cm distance).

The more powerful chipset enables 8K recording at 30fps (you probably want the 256GB phone if you’re going to shoot in 8K). Also, 4K videos can now be recorded at 60fps.

The final camera is on the front - a 20MP shooter on a motorized pop-up mechanism. This leaves the 6.67” screen completely unblemished. This year it’s a Super AMOLED panel with HDR+ support, so you can expect a boost in image quality, even if the resolution remains at 1080p+. The switch to AMOLED also allowed the fingerprint reader to move below the screen.

The screen refreshes at a standard 60Hz, but the touch sampling rate has been amped up to 180Hz. The phone has Widevine L1 certificaiton, so it can play HD content from Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and other services.

6.67" Super AMOLED display with up to 1,200 nits of brightness
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While Xiaomi skipped the microSD slot, it did leave the 3.5mm headphone jack intact – we know many of you don’t care for Bluetooth headphones. Although the phone does offer Bluetooth 5.1 with aptX HD.

Finally, we make our way to the battery – it’s bigger and faster than before. The capacity increased to 4,700mAh (from 4,000mAh) faster 30W charging (up from 18W).

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The Poco F2 Pro will be available online, starting at $500/€500 for the 6/128GB version. There's also a version with 8GB of RAM and 256GB storage for €600. The phone will be available at ***** and ***** first. You can pre-order it today, shipping should start on May 19 (a week from now).

It will come to other online distributors - from Amazon through Lazada and Shopee to JD and more. The phone will also sell through the official Poco.net site and the team is working on making the F2 Pro available in offline stores too.

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During the presentation, the Galaxy S20+ and OnePlus 8 Pro were often used for comparisons, two shining examples of Android flagships. Here's how the Poco F2 Pro compares against them:

Poco F2 Pro vs. Samsung Galaxy S20+ and OnePlus 8 Pro
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Redmi K30 Pro arrives with Snapdragon 865, K30 Pro Zoom adds telephoto camera

The Redmi K30 Pro and K30 Pro Zoom are here, after weeks of teasers and speculations. They bring a radically different design compared to the K30 and K30 5G with a pop-up selfie camera and quad rear shooters housed in a circular setup. As expected they also come with the flagship Snapdragon 865 chipset, complete with X55 modem for 5G connectivity and larger 4,700 mAh batteries. In fact, the two K30 Pro versions are identical save for one of the cameras on the back.

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The 6.67-inch FHD+ AMOLED display comes without any cutouts as it brings back the motorized pop-up solution for the 20MP selfie cam. The panel comes with a built-in fingerprint scanner and a 20:9 aspect ratio but its refresh rate is stuck at 60Hz.

Around the back, the Redmi K30 Pro features a 64MP Sony IMX686 main camera with optical image stabilization (OIS), a 13MP ultrawide snapper, a 5MP macro shooter and a 2MP depth helper.

Those who want a telephoto module will have to step up to the K30 Pro Zoom version which swaps the 5MP macro cam for an 8MP tele shooter with OIS capable of 3x optical and up to 30x hybrid zoom. Both K30 Pro variants are able to record 8K video.

Redmi K30 Pro and K30 Pro Zoom version camera details
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The Snapdragon 865 SoC can be paired with either 6GB or 8GB RAM while the speedy UFS3.1 storage, is either 128GB or 256GB.

Both Redmi K30 Pro versions come with 4,700 mAh batteries and 33W fast charging. Other notable additions include improved haptic vibration motor, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, NFC, an IR port and a headphone jack.

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The Redmi K30 Pro will be available in grey, purple, white and blue colors. The base version starts at CNY 2,999($425) for the 6/128GB config, there’s also an 8/128GB model for CNY 3,399 ($480) and an 8/256GB trim for CNY 3,699($520).

The K30 Pro Zoom base is CNY 3,799 ($535) while the 8/256GB model will go for CNY 3,999 ($565).

Both variants of the K30 Pro are up for pre-order in China with official sales tipping off on April 4. There are no details on international availability just yet.


Redmi K30 Ultra brings 120Hz screen and Dimensity 1000+ chipset

You wait 10 years for a Xiaomi Ultra phone and now two come at the same time. Alongside the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra comes the Redmi K30 Ultra, a MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ powered alternative to the K30 Pro. It also doubles the refresh rate of the Pro to 120Hz and brings faster 33W wired charging at a more affordable pricetag.

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The rest of the spec sheet is identical to the K30 Pro meaning a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a 20MP pop-up camera and quad rear camera with a 64MP primary shooter. It’s accompanied by a 13MP ultrawide snapper, 5MP macro sensor and a 2MP depth helper.

MediaTek’s flagship Dimensity 1000+ SoC is the big change here and it's paired with 6/8 GB RAM and 128/256 or 512GB storage. The battery comes in at 4,500 mAh and you get the required charger to achieve its maximum 33W rate in the box.

The software side is covered by MIUI 12 on top of Android 10. Other notable additions include a stereo speaker setup and linear vibration motor.

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The Redmi K30 Ultra will retail for CNY 1,999 ($287) in its 6/128 GB base trim. There’s also an 8/128 GB version for CNY 2,199($316) while CNY 2,499 ($360) will get you the 8/256 GB model. If those aren’t enough you can also scoop up the 8/512GB version for CNY 2,699 ($388). Official sales in China start on August 14. International availability is yet to be detailed.


Redmi K30 and K30 5G arrive with 6.67" 120Hz display and 64MP quad camera

After several teasers, Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi today unveiled the Redmi K30 and the Redmi K30 5G, which boast 6.67" 120Hz displays and sport 64MP cameras on the back.

Redmi K30 5G

The Redmi K30 5G is the first smartphone powered by the Snapdragon 765G SoC which brings in 5G connectivity to the device, making it the first Redmi smartphone to support the next-gen network.

The smartphone boots Android 10-based MIUI 11 and comes in four memory versions - 6GB/64GB, 6GB/128GB, 8GB/128GB, and 8GB/256GB.

The Redmi K30 5G is built around a 6.67" LCD that has a resolution of 2400x1080 pixels and a refresh rate of 120Hz, which is another first for a Redmi smartphone.

The display also has a pill-shaped punch hole in the top-right corner for the 20MP selfie camera joined by a 2MP depth sensor.

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Around the back, we get a quad camera setup aligned vertically in the center. It's a combination of 64MP main (Sony IMX686), 8MP ultrawide (120 degrees FOV), 5MP macro, and 2MP depth sensor modules.

The Redmi K30 5G is the first smartphone to sport a 64MP Sony IMX686 sensor.

The smartphone doesn't have a fingerprint reader on the back because it's embedded in the power button on the right side.

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The K30 5G comes with a copper tube for liquid cooling and features dual-frequency GPS and Bluetooth 5.1. It packs a 4,500 mAh battery with 30W fast charging support and comes in four color options - Blue, Red, Purple, and White.

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Redmi K30

The Redmi K30 has the same design as the K30 5G, but there are some differences between the two.

The K30 has a Snapdragon 730G SoC at the helm and doesn't support 5G. It also comes with a downgraded 2MP macro camera at the back and supports slightly slower 27W charging.

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Besides, the K30 gives dual-frequency GPS a miss, comes with Bluetooth 5.0, and is only offered in three colors - Blue, Red, and Purple.

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Pricing and Availability

The Redmi K30 starts at CNY1,599 ($230/€205) while the base variant of the 5G version costs CNY400 ($55/€50) more. You can check out the table below for more details about the pricing.

Model Redmi K30 Redmi K30 5G
6GB/64GB CNY1,599($230/€205) CNY1,999($285/€255)
6GB/128GB CNY1,699($240/€220) CNY2,299($325/€295)
8GB/128GB CNY1,899($270/€245) CNY2,599($370/€335)
8GB/256GB CNY2,199($310/€280) CNY2,899($410/€370)

The Redmi K30 5G will be available for purchase in China in January 2020, but the K30 will go on sale from December 12. There's no word on the availability of the K30 series in other markets.

Redmi K30 will bring 5G connectivity and punch hole display

The Redmi K20 line or Mi 9T line depending on where you live has been among the most popular handsets in the brand’s lineup. Today, however we have our first look at the next generation in the Redmi K series. We’ve been hearing for some time now that brand is working on a 5G phone and the company’s GM Lu Weibing revealed an early look at the Redmi K30 during the launch presentation for the Redmi 8 in China.

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In addition to the 5G support, the phone will also come with a punch display which would be a first from Xiaomi. Weibing shared a teaser of the device on his Weibo profile and it appears to have a similar setup to the Samsung Galaxy S10+ with a dual front camera in the top right corner.

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Moving on to the other known info, the K30 will come with dual 5G support. This means it will work with both SA (Standalone mode) and the NSA (non-standalone) networking with the latter still relying on existing LTE infrastructure for some tasks such as communication between cell towers and servers. This will allow for better connectivity and lower costs of 5G deployment in new areas.

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In terms of pricing, Weibing mentioned that the K30 will not be the most affordable 5G phone but will still follow the cost-effective nature of the Redmi brand. According to some speculation, the phone will ship wit the upcoming Qualcomm 7250 chipset which supports dual-mode 5G.
 
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Ou seja, algo me diz q aquela câmera tanto sobe tanto desce...q ñ vai aguentar mto tempo até dar barraca lolololol
Mas estes "buracos" no ecrã...meh...
 
Isso não tem nenhum fundamento. A câmara pode descer e subir 300 000 vezes. Aquilo é só um motor com um fuso e uma mola. Não há ali nada para se estragar - a não ser eventualmente o motor queimar mas é muito difícil.
 
Meh para a Xiaomi que lança tanta coisa que já nem sabem como os há-de lançar e como sobrava os buracos da Samsung, para esta aberração de buracos no ecrã prefiro levar com um tear drop notch. :neutral:

Resumindo, é comprar um Redmi K20/Mi9T Pro enquanto existirem...que podem ficar com o 5G. :D
 
É uma desilusão que a Xiaomi a nível de design nos últimos tempos até tem acertado muito mais do que errado, mas estes buracos no ecrã é um fail enorme e já só falta o ecrã ser curvo nas laterais para o ramalhete ficar completo. :-D

Next.
 
Eu a pensar q ia mudar do meu Mi 8 para o K30 Pro...afinal...vou ficar com o Mi 8 mais uns tempos lololol

O K40 vai ter o "punch hole" e ainda vão adicionar o "edge" para a miséria ficar completa :joker::joker::joker:
Pergunto-me o porquê de se livrarem do sistema "pop-up"? :shifteye: Eu prefiro correr o risco de o motor queimar que ter de levar com o "buraco" do grilo ali a um canto :puke:
 
No Poco também dá para ocultar o notch e a coisa foi tão bem implementada que prefiro ter o notch apesar de não gostar dele... :-D

Seja como for, há gostos para tudo (e oferta também felizmente). :D
 
Era o que usava sempre no OP6 e ficava bem, até me esquecia do notch, de todas as maneiras dá a entender que a Xiaomi esta a descartar a propria identidade, e vai buscar tudo o que o vizinho faz e a oferecer o mesmo. Isto pode ser consequencia do numero demasiado elevado de lançamentos, e tem que mudar o exterior para ser mais diferenciador entre os proprios modelos que lança. Mas pronto para cada cabeça sua sentença :D

Isto para dizer que quem aprecia o buraco à le samsung e tem um fraco por xiaomi tem o melhor dos dois mundos :lol:
 
Os ultimos lançamentos é cada tiro cada melro...

Este k30 é um retrocesso, mas o ecrã "total" devia canabilizar a gama mi mix...

O A3 com o HD, o note 7 pro sem global, o note 8 pro com mediatek...

Parece de proposito, mas assim os meus euros continuam no meu bolso, e existe uma grande probabilidade de ir para a concorrencia...
 
Redmi K30 live images leak, 120 Hz screen and 30W charger confirmed

Xiaomi confirmed multiple times that we will see the Redmi K30 lineup in December, and the phone already started popping up on Chinese websites. A device with the model number M2001G7AE, said to be the regular Redmi K30, was certified by CCC with a 30W charger in the box.

It is also listed as "5G Digital Mobile Phone", confirming the support for next-gen cellular networks.

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In the same time, live images of the phone, still wrapped in one of those pre-production cases, revealed spicy details about the specs. Apparently, the Redmi K30 will have Adreno 618 GPU, meaning it will come with the Snapdragon 730 chipset by Qualcomm. It will also have a 120Hz screen, one-upping OnePlus (among other manufacturers) and its 90Hz panels.

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The device is spotted with a dual selfie camera in an oval punch-hole design, but the Redmi K30 and Redmi K30 Pro are likely to keep the trend from K20 and have an identical body, with just the insides being different. It should also have MIUI 11, but the screenshots do not reveal whether it will be based on Android 10.
 
Infelizmente a malta anda toda a recrutar pessoal na Samsung, 2020 vai ser o ano do furo no ecrã para as toupeiras :smilliex:
por acaso é algo que me ultrapassa no sentido em que não vejo como defeito, mas feitio e porque sim, e querer ser diferente.
Porque não pegar no hole e encostar literalmente na parte superior do ecra? Quem não gosta aplicava o hide notch e ficava escondido, atualmente nestes holes tambem da claro, mas 'come' mais ecra para esconder do que se estivesse encostado! É só para dizer que não é notch? :facepalm:
 
Eu prefiro um eye drop notch a isto e acho um claro retrocesso em relação ao que a Xiaomi já entregou no Mi Mix 3 ou no Redmi K20/Mi9T, mas pronto é o que temos e já se percebeu como vai ser em 2020...:neutral:

Agora só falta estragarem o design do Mi10 e Mi Mix 4 também para eu só ter olhos para um Mi Mix 3 5G ou um Mi9T Pro (melhor que é da maneira que a brincadeira me sai mais barata). :D
 
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