POCO M5 launched in India, available in 3 colour options
The smartphone has been launched in two variants, at ₹12,999 and ₹14,999. Under Flipkart's The Big Billion Day sale, each can be purchased at ₹1,500 less.
POCO M5, the latest smartphone from Chinese smartphone maker POCO was launched in India on Monday, and comes in three colour options: Power Black, POCO Yellow and Icy Blue. The phone is available in 4/64GB and 6/128GB variants; while the former is priced at ₹12,499, the latter can be purchased for ₹14,499.
POCO M5 has been launched in three colour variants: Power Black, Poco Yellow and Icy Blue (Twitter.com/IndiaPOCO)
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Also, under Flipkart's The Big Billion Sale, which will begin soon, both variants will be available at ₹1,500 less than their respective original cost.
Here are some features and specifications of the POCO M5:
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(1.) The phone has a 50MP primary camera, and for selfies, an 8MP front camera. For photography, there are three camera at the back, each with LED flash.
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(1.) The phone has a 50MP primary camera, and for selfies, an 8MP front camera. For photography, there are three camera at the back, each with LED flash.
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(2.) The device has a full HD+IPS display, as well as a 1,080*2,800 pixel resolution. Corning's Gorilla Glass 3 protects the display.
(3.) As its processor, the POCO M5 has been given MediaTek Helio G99 chipset. It is powered by a 5,000mAh battery, which supports fast charging of 18W.
(4.) For connectivity, it has 4G LTE, wifi, Bluetooth5, GPS/A-GPS, IRS blaster, 3.5mm headphone jack, USB type-C port etc.
(5.) Those who buy the phone will also get free Disney+Hotstar subscription for a year.
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