Poco F8 Series Goes Official On November 26: F8 Pro And F8 Ultra Expected At Launch

Poco has locked in November 26 for its next global launch event, and it’s taking place in Bali. The company is rolling out new models under its F-series, and from what’s been shared so far, it looks like the spotlight will be on the Poco F8 Pro and Poco F8 Ultra.

The standard Poco F8 might not join them at the event, so this launch seems focused on the higher-end models.

A Quick Look At The Lineup

There are three phones in the F8 family. The regular F8, the F8 Pro, and the F8 Ultra. Only the latter two are expected to be introduced on stage. Early reports suggest that they could be reworked versions of the recently launched Redmi K90 and K90 Pro Max from China, which hints at similar design language and internal hardware.

There’s also talk that Poco’s models could ship with slightly smaller battery capacities than their Redmi counterparts. This is something users will want to watch closely once detailed numbers are revealed.

Expected Specs And Display Details

The Poco F8 Pro could feature a 6.59 inch OLED panel. The larger F8 Ultra might move up to a 6.9 inch display. Both are expected to support 1.5K resolution with a 120Hz refresh rate, which sounds like a familiar setup for phones targeting performance-focused users. The software part is expected to be HyperOS 3 running over Android 16.

Chipset, Cameras And Charging

Reports point to Snapdragon’s top tier platforms for both phones. The F8 Pro may use Snapdragon 8 Elite, while the Ultra model could step up to the 8 Elite Gen 5 platform. On the front, both phones might carry a 20 megapixel selfie camera.

On the rear cameras, the Pro model is said to have a 50 megapixel primary sensor with OIS, an 8 megapixel ultra wide, and a 50 megapixel telephoto with 2x zoom. The Ultra model might go a step further with three separate 50 megapixel sensors for primary, ultra wide, and a periscope telephoto setup. Some leaks also mention an extra rear speaker only on the Ultra model.

Both phones may support 100W wired charging. The Ultra could add 50W wireless charging to the mix.