Over the last couple of days, POCO India has begun sharing cryptic puzzles on its official Twitter account. The company has been teasing these puzzles on social media, and solving them offers you a chance of winning special prizes.
Hint: North, South, East, West.
> Share your answers with #POCOCommunity & tag 3 of your friends.
> 200 RTs would reveal the next task…
> **RT all the previous tasks tweets to increase your chances of winning…#MadeofMad #POCOIndia pic.twitter.com/6FNnh3p8O3— POCO India (@IndiaPOCO) February 2, 2022
Looking at these tweets, we can see various different types of puzzles being shared on the popular microblogging website. Some of these puzzles include puzzles like “What’s common between” a certain number of images, ‘find the word’ type puzzles, and more. These puzzles are still ongoing, with the latest one being shared just an hour ago today (2nd February 2022).
As of right now, it is unknown what these puzzles are teasing and what they are leading up to. Although, it seems that the Chinese smartphone maker might simply be planning on sharing gifts with winners. On the other hand, these might be teasers that lead up to the POCO X4 NFC and its three other variants, including the X4, X4 GT, and X4 Pro. Earlier today, we had even reported on the X4 Pro being spotted with the 2201116PG model number.
Furthermore, the upcoming lineup is expected to be somewhat related to the Redmi Note 11 series of smartphones. The X4 Pro is expected to sport a 6.67-inch AMOLED FHD+ 120Hz display, Snapdragon 695 chipset, up to 8 GB of LPDDR4x RAM, up to 128 GB of UFS 2.1 storage, Android 11 with MIUI 13, and a 5,000mAh battery that supports 67W fast charging. Keep in mind that this is just speculation at the moment so take this report with a pinch of salt and stick around for more updates.
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