The POCO C4 is in the news since January. The successor of POCO C3 and POCO C31 is said to be a rebranded Redmi 10C, which also goes by the name of Redmi 10 in India. This upcoming alleged entry-level smartphone from POCO has been now certified by FCC.

According to previous reports, the POCO C4 will come with two model numbers — 220333QPG (Global) and 220333QPI (India). The global variant is the one that has received FCC certification.

Per the listing, the handset measures 167.18 x 76.87mm in dimensions. Further, it has support for dual-band WiFi and 10W charging. Finally, it will boot MIUI 13, however, the Android version is not mentioned.

Since the device is expected to be a rebadged Redmi 10C/Redmi 10, it will most likely have the same set of features. We can expect it to sport a tweaked rear design and it could also have minor changes in the features.

For the unaware, the Redmi 10C/Redmi 10 has a 6.71-inch FHD+ display (LCD) with a dewdrop notch, Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 SoC, LPDDR4x RAM, UFS 2.2 storage, MIUI 13 based on Android 11, 50MP (wide) + 2MP (depth) dual-camera setup, 5MP front-facing camera, rear-mounted fingerprint sensor, 6,000mAh battery, and 18W fast charging support.

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As Xiaomi has almost debuted the Redmi Note 11 series in all the markets, it is now expected to introduce new models in the entry-level Redmi number series. Last year, the company only released a couple of devices in the Redmi 10 series, and therefore, it is said to launch new models in the very same generation instead of the Redmi 11 series. Alleged details about one of these phones have now emerged again.

According to Xiaomiui, Xiaomi is readying to launch a budget smartphone with model number 220333QBI in India. The publication says that this handset will go official as Redmi 10 in the country. For your information, the original Redmi 10 is sold as Redmi 10 Prime in the region.

For those unaware, Xiaomiui had already reported on this phone in late January. It is codenamed ‘fog’ and it was previously suggested to launch as Redmi 10C

There is also a POCO version of the aforementioned device carrying model number 220333QPI. This model is said to break cover as POCO C4.

As far as features are concerned, the new report reiterates the camera specs earlier. However, it does talk about the handset’s software and some other specs for the first time. 

Talking about the operating system first, it will boot MIUI 13 but unfortunately, the build will be based on Android 11. Further, the smartphone will arrive with a 60Hz 6.53-inch HD+ notched display (LCD), a MediaTek chipset with an octa-core CPU, a dual-SIM card slot, a MicroSD card slot, and a 5,000mah battery.

Finally, talking about cameras, the phone will come with a 50MP Samsung ISOCELL S5KJN1 or a 50MP OmniVision OV50C primary sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide unit, a 2MP OmniVision OV02B1B or a SmartSens SC201CS macro snapper, and a 5MP front-facing shooter.

This alleged Redmi 10 will likely be accompanied by Redmi 10 Prime 2022, which is expected to be the same as Redmi 10 Prime from 2021.

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Last time, we learned that Redmi is expected to launch the Redmi 10C this year in the Indian market. We also learned the codenames of the phone. Now, the smartphone has arrived on the BIS certification hinting at an imminent launch. In addition to this, the Poco C4 budget-centric phone has also cleared the same certification.

These listings confirm that the phones are coming to the Indian market soon. However, there’s no launch date as of now. But so far, we know that the Redmi 10C will be codenamed as ‘Fog’, ‘Rain’, and ‘Wind’.

Redmi 10C and POCO C4 clear BIS. pic.twitter.com/KGOsooxmjh

— Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) February 4, 2022

The smartphone has model number 220333QBI for the Indian market and will be powered by a MediaTek chipset. Unfortunately, we do not know the exact chipset.

The phone will come with a triple camera system and as per a previous leak, it will have a 50MP Samsung ISOCELL S5KJN1 main lens, an 8MP ultra-wide lens, and a 2MP OmniVision sensor.

If we talk about the Poco C4, it also shares a similar model number. It could be a rebadged model of the Redmi 10C. Having said that, it may come with a triple camera system. Just to compare, the predecessor Redmi 9C and Poco C3 came with a 13MP triple camera system. A 50MP main sensor will surely be a big upgrade, at least on paper.

Other than this, we can expect the Redmi 10C and Poco C4 to have HD+ displays and big batteries.

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In 2021, Xiaomi did not release any entry-level smartphones for the first time since the lineup was introduced. For those who are wondering, we are talking about the Redmi A series and the newer Redmi C series. Last year, we only saw the launch of the Redmi Note models and the vanilla Redmi number model in the 10th generation of Redmi phones. The handsets that were left out might finally launch in India soon.

According to Xiaomiui, the Redmi 10A and the Redmi 10C might finally go official in India a year late. This is interesting to learn as Xiaomi has already started introducing the 11th generation of Redmi smartphones with the Redmi Note 11 series.

The publication says that the Redmi 10A is codenamed ‘Thunder’ and ‘Light’. On the other hand, the Redmi 10C is codenamed ‘Fog’, ‘Rain’, and ‘Wind’.

These phones have different codenames as they will vary slightly based on the regions they will be sold in. The latter model will be also sold as a POCO-branded device in some markets.

As of now, only the following details of the handsets are known.

Redmi 10A

• Codenames

  • Thunder
  • Light

• Regions & Model Numbers

  • China – 220233L2C
  • Global – 220233L2G
  • India – 220233L2I

• Chipset

  • Unknown MediaTek SoC

• Cameras

  • 50MP Samsung ISOCELL S5KJN1 / OmniVision OV50C Primary Sensor
  • 8MP Ultra-wide Unit
  • 2MP OmniVision OV02B1B / SmartSens SC201CS Macro Shooter

Redmi 10C / POCO C4

• Codenames

  • Fog
  • Rain
  • Wind

• Regions & Model Numbers

  • Global – 220333QAG (Redmi), 220333QPG (POCO)
  • India – 220333QBI (Redmi), 220333QPI (POCO)
  • Latin America – 220333QNY (Redmi)

• Chipset

  • Unknown MediaTek SoC

• Cameras

  • 50MP Samsung ISOCELL S5KJN1 / OmniVision OV50C Primary Sensor
  • 8MP Ultra-wide Unit
  • 2MP OmniVision OV02B1B / SmartSens SC201CS Macro Shooter

We expect to learn more about the aforementioned devices if they are indeed launching soon. Going by their model numbers, they could debut as soon as March.

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