Poco F4 GT

Xiaomi bursts out onto the scene today with its new Poco F4 GT, a €599 "Apex flagship" Android phone boasting a 4nm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, 120W HyperCharge, ...

We can't wait to get our hands on the Poco F4 GT, especially with the flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 power it boasts at a (hopefully) more affordable price range when it arrives in more regions. Another highlight is Xiaomi's 120W HyperCharge, which we've seen on the Xiaomi 12 Pro, and a 4,700mAh battery. The F4 GT has been made for gaming, with a 6.67-inch FHD+ (2400x1080) flat AMOLED DotDisplay with a 120Hz refresh rate and up to 480Hz touch sampling rate. Apparently, they can handle 1.5 million presses and can be customized for daily use as a shortcut to activate the camera, screen recording, or flashlight. As for the US, like the Poco X4 Pro 5G, availability is a bit of an open question. Announced during the Xiaomi brand's Poco livestream, along with the Poco Buds Pro Genshin Impact Edition and Poco Watch, the F4 GT claims to deliver the "apex of power" with increased CPU performance by 20% and GPU performance by up to 50%, along with up to 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM.

Like the previous GT, this one has shoulder triggers for gaming and an advanced cooling solution.

The Poco F4 GT is the fastest charging Poco yet with the 120W HyperCharge system. By the way, the back sports some RGB backlighting, which is used for notifications, battery charge indicator and (of course) some colorful flair when gaming. Also here is an 8 MP ulta wide camera (120°, f/2.2) and a 2 MP macro camera. The one on the back is an IMX686, a 64 MP 1/1.73" sensor (0.8 µm native pixels, 1.6 µm with binning) and it sits behind an f/1.9 aperture. Also, the chambers are 170% larger than the ones inside the F3 GT.Poco F4 GT's Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset is cooled by two LiquidCool 3.0 vapor chambers It returns to using a flagship chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, while dialing up the charging speed.

Xiaomi's sub-brand POCO has launched the Redmi K50G as the POCO F4 GT in international markets. Read on to learn more about the new phone.

The POCO X4 GT starts at 599 euro ($532) for the 8GB+128GB storage model, and 699 euro for the 12GB+256GB setup. While POCO typically makes some design changes when launching a rebranded device, the Xiaomi sub-brand hasn’t made any significant changes with the POCO F4 GT. The device features the same eccentric design as the Redmi K50G, with the branding being the only noticeable difference between the two devices. In February this year, Xiaomi’s sub-brand Redmi launched an affordable flagship gaming phone called the Redmi K50G. The device featured Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip, a high refresh rate FHD+ AMOLED display, a 4,700mAh battery with 120W wired fast charging support, and a 64MP triple camera setup.

Xiaomi has launched a range of products to its Poco sub-brand, including the Poco F4 GT which boasts a punchy Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor.

The front camera clocks in with a 20-megapixel resolution. There are good practical touches too, such as 5ATM water resistance, and up to 14 days of battery life. What’s more, this panel is made of Gorilla Glass Victus so it should be very resilient too.

It will be joined by the Poco Watch and Poco Buds Pro Genshin Impact Edition.

Poco F4 GT will carry over the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset and 120W fast charging from the K50 Gaming as well as its overall design with physical shoulder triggers. Poco Watch is expected to be a rebranded Redmi Watch 2 while the Poco Buds Pro Genshin Impact Edition look like the Redmi Buds 3 Pro. As usual we'll have all the details about the new devices on our homepage after the event concludes. Poco is finally ready to unveil its F4 GT flagship today via an online event that will be live-streamed on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter starting from 8PM Beijing time (12PM UTC). The smartphone is expected to be a rebranded Redmi K50 Gaming and it will be joined by the Poco Watch and Poco Buds Pro Genshin Impact Edition.

Following on from the F3 GT that launched in 2021 with MediaTek's Dimensity 1200 chip under its hood, Poco has just announced the F4 GT which packs in.

While the Poco F4 GT has a design that alludes to its gaming prowess it’s not in-your-face about it, unlike some of its competitors that have RGB lighting all over the rear panel. The quadruple speakers consist of a pair of tweeters and a pair of woofers which Poco says are symmetrically placed to produce unprecedented sound detail. Returning to the gaming aspect of the Poco F4 GT, mechanical switches pop out a pair of retractable shoulder triggers which are said to be good for up to 1.5 million actions and can be customized to open up an app or perhaps active the camera or flashlight functions.

Poco F4 GT is now official. The Chinese smartphone maker Poco has launched its gaming smartphone -- Poco F4 GT globally. The high-end gaming smartphon.

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The Poco F4 GT is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset and succeeds the Dimensity 1200-powered Poco F3 GT from last year.

Weather the Poco F4 GT comes to India is still a mystery. Poco India is yet to confirm this, but we did see the Poco F3 GT launch here last year, so it is likely that the successor is launched here as well. The Poco F4 GT also gets RGB lighting elements around the camera island on the rear. Poco claims the phone can charge from zero to 100 percent in 17 minutes. Poco announced the Poco F4 GT smartphone earlier this week. A dedicated flicker sensor also helps users take photos of other displays eliminating the flicker that is often generated.