The Redmi K40 was made official in China by Xiaomi last week, and since then, we've been hearing some rumors about the smartphone's launch for the international market. Some sources already said that the Redmi K40 should be announced to the rest of the world carrying another name, and many indicated the POCO brand for this. However, the mystery has apparently been cleared up, thanks to a US FCC certification.
According to the document made available by the regulatory body, the POCO F3 has been certified for marketing and is basically a rebranded Redmi K40. As Xiaomi still has plans to announce the Redmi K40 Pro and Redmi K40 Pro+ soon, we can imagine that the same should happen for the international market, which in turn will receive the POCO F3 Pro and F3 Pro+.
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What to expect from POCO F3?
Like the Redmi K40, the POCO F3 is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 870 processor with support for 5G networks, being supported under the RAM memory module with possibly 6GB and storage of 128 or 256GB, with no possibility of expansion via microSD card.
On the back, we have a triple camera setup led by a 48 MP main sensor, plus an 8 MP ultrawide, and another 5 MP for macro effect. For selfies, the front camera will be 20 MP.
Speaking of the front, we have the screen with a 6,67-inch Super AMOLED panel at a resolution of 1080x2400, 120Hz refresh rate and fifth-generation Gorilla Glass protection.
Otherwise, the POCO F3 has a 4.520 mAh battery with support for 33W fast charging, and like the K40, it should hit the market running Android 11 under the MIUI 12 or MIUI 12.5 user interface, depending on the official date. Of launching.
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