Xiaomi’s sub-brand Poco has released its second smartphone, Poco X2, in India with RealityFlow 120Hz refresh rate display, 64MP quad-camera, Snapdragon 730G SoC, 8GB RAM, and 4500mAh battery. This mid-range device is available from Rs.15, 999 in India. Below are Poco X2 full specs, features, and stock wallpapers download.

Poco X2 is a rebranded version of Xiaomi Redmi K30, so features and specs are almost identical. We have 18 Poco X2 stock wallpapers in FHD+ resolution (1080 x 2400-pixel resolution), which you can download for your phone from the link below. Let us check the specs of the devices.

POCO X2
POCO X2

POCO X2 Specs:

Xiaomi Poco X2 features a 6.67-inches FHD+ 120Hz refresh rate display. The IPS LCD has 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution and 20:9 aspect ratios. It also features HDR10 and Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection.

Poco X2 features a 64MP (wide) + 8MP (ultra-wide) + 2MP (depth sensor) + 2 MP (macro camera) on the back. On the front, the phone features 20Mp + 2MP dual lenses, which is under the display.

Regarding the processor, storage, and RAM, Poco X2 comes with Snapdragon 730G (8mm) processor with Adreno 618 GPU. The device will be available in 64GB storage/6GB RAM, 128GB storage/6GB and 256GB storage/8GB RAM (UFS2.1).

The device comes with a 4500-mAh battery with 27W fast battery charging. Side mounted fingerprint reader, Android 10 (MIUI 11), hybrid dual SIM, splash resistant, etc. are other features of Poco X2. The device is available in Atlantis Blue, Matrix Purple, and Phoenix Red colors.

Download Poco X2 Wallpapers

Poco X2 sample wallpaper preview
Poco X2 sample wallpaper preview

If you are interested, download the Poco X2 stock wallpapers in FHD+resolution (1080 x 2400 pixels) from the link below. The wallpaper ZIP file contains 18 wallpapers in FHD+ resolution.

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