POCO just recently introduced their new smartphone, the POCO C50, in the market. According to the most recent information that has surfaced, the next phone in the brand’s C-series will be referred to as the POCO C55 when it is released to the public. At the EEC certification in September 2022, the gadget with the model number 22127PC95G was discovered. This certification took place in Europe. The IMDA authority in Singapore has validated its legitimacy at this point.
The IMDA listing does not offer any relevant information regarding the POCO C55’s technical characteristics. The only information that can be gleaned from it is that the device is compatible with both Bluetooth and WiFi.
POCO C55 specification:
The display on the POCO C55 will be an IPS LCD panel measuring 6.71 inches in size and offering an HD+ resolution of 720 x 1650 pixels. It has a fingerprint sensor that is located on the back of the device and runs on an operating system that is based on Android 13.
It is possible that the gadget that is powered by Helio G85 will come with up to 6 GB of RAM and up to 128 GB of storage space. The phone has eMMC 5.1 storage along with LPDDR4x RAM already installed in it. It will have a battery with 5,000 mAh capacity and 10W charging. The front-facing camera has a resolution of 5 megapixels, making it ideal for taking selfies. Its back shell includes a 50-megapixel (main) + 0.08-megapixel (depth) dual-camera system.
Redmi 12C:
It has been speculated that it will be a rebranded version of the Redmi 12C, which was released in China not too long ago. This speculation has been supported by recent reports. It is anticipated that the Redmi 12C would be made available on the worldwide market. It is expected that the variant will not have functionality for NFC connectivity. The C55’s receipt of certifications from both the EEC and the IMDA is a strong indicator that it will soon be available on the international market.
In addition to the POCO C55, it is anticipated that the business would shortly release the POCO X5 as well as the POCO X5 Pro smartphone. Additionally, it is rumored to be working on the POCO Pods TWS earphones at this time.
