POCO unveils its next flagship phone — the POCO F7
POCO sets a new benchmark for flagship performance in its category and a deeper collaboration with Qualcomm in the all new POCO F7, which is powered by the recently launched Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 Mobile Platform for faster, more efficient processing.
Offering over 30% performance improvement over the previous generation, POCO F7 also features the brand's most advanced and effective cooling system yet, and a 6,500mAh battery which charges the battery to 80% in just 30 minutes, in addition to supporting reverse charging for devices across Xiaomi and other major smartphone brands. Image courtesy of POCO.
On the gaming front, the POCO F7 offers WildBoost Optimisation 4.0 with support for 1.5K Super Resolution and Smart Frame Rate for up to 120FPS in Genshin Impact.
Aesthetically, the POCO F7 Cyber Silver Edition makes a bold statement that is inspired by the Cyber aesthetic with its mechanical-style overlay and prominent Snapdragon logo above the division to embody the raw power driving the device.
It is also designed to endure, with a reinforced structure that offers bending resistance rated up to 70kg to help reduce the impact from accidental pressure, as well as built to remain dependable across unpredictable environments with its IP68 dust and water resistant rating.
Featuring a 6.83-inch 1.5K ultra-bright display, the POCO F7 is able to deliver flagship-level clarity, comfort and control with the ability to enhance brightness across a larger screen area for clear visibility even in harsh light, as well as enhance contrast in real time for vivid, accurate visuals using POCO's Sunlight Display 4.0.
The display helps to reduce eye strain during extended sessions too, with the TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light (Hardware Solution) Certification, TÜV Rheinland Flicker Free Certification, and TÜV Rheinland Circadian Friendly Certification.
Paired with 3,840Hz PWM dimming, Wet Touch Display 2.0, and an ultra-responsive 2,560Hz instant touch sampling rate, you will be able to adjust the screen seamlessly across different use scenarios such as navigating the display with damp fingers, or responding to fast-paced gaming. Image courtesy of POCO.
At the heart of the POCO F7's camera system is the 50MP Sony IMX882 main camera with OIS to help deliver high-quality images across diverse lighting conditions. You can further elevate your shooting experience too, with features like UltraSnap and Live Photo.
For portrait photography, POCO F7 offers you a versatile 26mm, 35mm, and 52mm focal lengths, that is paired with a real light spot feature to give your background a soft, beautiful blur.
On the AI front for photography, you'll be able to further enhance your image quality with the AI Beautify, which helps to refine tone, clarity, contrast, and brightness levels to bring out rich detail across all scenes without over processing.
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