Last weeks poll shows that the new Poco X2 cant fill the shoes of the original Poco phone. To be fair, the X2 was not supposed to be a direct sequel to the F1 the company is reportedly working on other models, including Poco F2 and F2 Lite.
But what we have in front of us now is just a rebranded Redmi K30. Some people took issue with that, the Poco badge by itself is not worth much.
It seems that the reaction to the phone would have been a lot more positive if the Snapdragon 765G chipset was used (like on the K30 5G). The 730G just doesnt have the graphics hardware to take advantage of the 120Hz screen.
Still, a third of people think that the Poco X2 offers great value for money and thats a success in its own right, considering how cutthroat the mid-range segment has become. 15% even think that the phone is awesome as-is.
However, theres tangible disappointment among the fan base. Theres a Redmi K30 Pro on the horizon with Snapdragon 865 (and the same quad camera), so thats one possibility for future Poco hardware. Of course, a brand new design will get a better reception, but were sure the flagship chipset will go a long way towards making fans of the brand happy.
Haslinda has worked with some of the largest telcos in North America and Asia. She loves tech and doesn’t like iPhone
