A new Xiaomi smartphone has just been certified by the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC). The phone is thought to be the much-anticipated POCO F2 flagship. The phone clears EEC with model number M2004J11G which is similar to the model numbers of some Xiaomi models that have previously been certified by the EEC. For comparison, the Poco F1 had the model number M1805E10A, the Redmi K20 Pro came with the model number M1903F11C while the Redmi K30 Pro had the model number M2001J11C.
The certified phone was listed on March 31 and is clearly indicated to be a Xiaomi phone under the Poco brand which is now an independent brand. It is interesting that the phone is listed as a Poco brand and not Pocophone. Recall that the first model was launched as Pocophone F1 in the global market. The company may have finally decided to stick with a shorter Poco branding.
The Poco F2 was expected to have launched in 2019 after the F1 was introduced with a surprise flagship lineup but that didn’t happen. Just when we thought the brand was going to launch the F2, the Poco X2 was unveiled as a rebranded Redmi K30. Xiaomi has already confirmed the Redmi K30 Pro won’t be launched as the Poco F2. Thus, the F2 will come with a design that is yet to leak, perhaps.
For now, we don’t have any other detail on the specifications or design of the F2 but we expect more details to emerge soon.
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