Poco M2 Pro Spotted on Xiaomi India’s RF Exposure Page With Redmi Note 9, Mi 10, Hinting at India Launch: Report

Poco M2 Pro, another surprise entry to Poco's smartphone lineup, was reportedly spotted on Xiaomi India's RF Exposure Page. Though the listing has now been taken down, it shows that another Poco smartphone is in development. There were no details about the phone in the listing, except for its model number and SAR limit. Since the listing has already been taken down, it's clear that Xiaomi is not ready to share details about the phone just yet. Additionally, the Redmi Note 9 and the Xiaomi Mi 10 were spotted in the listing as well suggesting the phones will be coming to the Indian market.

According to a report by MySmartPrice who first spotted the now removed listing for the Poco M2 Pro, the model number for the phone is M2001J2I and its SAR limit is 1.6 W/kg (over 1 gram). This listing tells us that the phone will come to the Indian market. The report also states that since the model number for Poco F2 Pro is M2004J11G, which is quite different to the Poco M2 Pro's model number, the former will not be a rebranded Poco F2 Pro. It may be a new phone all together.

Further, the listing for the Redmi Note 9 and the Xiaomi Mi 10 is still up on the Xiaomi India website's RF Exposure page. To recall, the Redmi Note 9 was launched last week starting at $199 (roughly Rs. 15,100). As it is still listed on the Indian RF Exposure page, the Redmi Note 9 will most likely make its way to the Indian market. Same is the case with the Xiaomi Mi 10 that launched in China in February and was expected to be launched in India in on March 31 but was postponed due to the nationwide lockdown.

The Poco F2 Pro's price was recently tipped showing a significantly higher European price tag. Also, a previous report suggested that it might be a rebranded Redmi K30 Pro. While Xiaomi has not shared any information on the Indian availability of any of the above mentioned phones, the Redmi Note 9 will go on sale globally in mid-May.

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