Poco X4 Pro 5G live images leak revealing the squared-off design, 108MP camera, 120Hz screen, and 67W charging

The Poco X4 Pro could be on its way to the market as it’s been exposed in a new leak. A German website named Smartdroid had shared the alleged live images of Poco X4 Pro 5G (although now it appears to be deleted). The phone, as well as its box, were shown off in this post. As per it, the device has trendy squared-off edges. That and the large camera panel looks strikingly slick. Within that camera bump, we can see a 108MP camera mark. And in other photos, the device’s other charms like 120Hz FHD+ AMOLED screen, 67W fast charging, a 6nm process-based Snapdragon 5G chipset and MIUI 13 software are revealed.

Poco X4 Pro 5G Specs and Features (Expected)

Poco X4 Pro 5G could flaunt a 6.7-inch FHD+ AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate. There is a central cutout for the selfie shooter. This is purportedly a 16MP sensor. Meanwhile, by the back, as the leaked images show, you could get a 108MP camera. Its companions are rumoured to be an 8MP ultrawide snapper and a 2MP macro lens.

Inside, the Poco X4 Pro could be housing a Snapdragon 695 5G SoC coupled with up to 8GB RAM and 256GB internal storage. According to the new leak, the software will be Android 11-based MIUI 13.

Other perks in the package could include a 5000mAh battery with 67W charging support, NFC, a dual speaker setup, among other things.

We may get stronger evidence surrounding the device in the coming days.

Until then, keep reading Digit.in for news, buying guides, feature stories, reviews, and everything else tech-related.

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