Xiaomi Poco will soon expand its portfolio with next-gen Poco C-series, aiming to capture diverse market segments. The brand is now gearing up to introduce the Poco C65, a new addition to its mid-range smartphone lineup.
The upcoming device has been making waves in the tech sphere through numerous leaks and renders. Interestingly, a recent FCC listing unveiled it as a rebranded version of the yet-to-be-launched Redmi 13C.
Adding to the excitement, the global variant of the Poco C65 has now emerged on Singapore's IMDA certification platform, indicating that its official launch is drawing near. The IMDA listing, featuring the model number 2310FPCA4G, may not divulge specific details about the device but does confirm the presence of NFC support.
Alongside the NFC, the global variant of the latest Xiaomi Poco mobile will support LTE, Bluetooth, and WiFi 802.11ac, ensuring versatile connectivity options for users. The Poco C65, expected to succeed the Poco C55, promises specifications and hardware upgrades.
Leaked renders suggest that the Poco C65 will feature a water-drop notch display and an impressive 50MP primary sensor on its rear camera setup. The Redmi 13C 4G variant also has a 5G sibling. The same will be true for Poco C65. The 5G variant would launch with the Dimensity 6100 Plus chipset.
Poco C65 will likely offer the same color options as the Redmi 13C, including Black, Blue, and Light Green. Following the Poco C65's launch, Poco may also have plans to introduce the successors to lower-end Poco C51 and Poco C50.
Poco C65’s forerunner made its debut earlier this year, catering to the mid-range market segment with respectable specifications, including an octa-core Helio G85 SoC, Mali-G52 MC2 GPU, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a generous 5000mAh battery, and a 6.71-inch HD+ display. Expect likely features from the C65.