Xiaomi Poco F9 Pro and F9 Ultra Hit a Massive Leak with Renders, Specs, and Pricing

Xiaomi Poco F9 Pro and F9 Ultra are targets of a relentless leak spree right now. And every day we see more specs come out prior to the launch itself. We had seen their exact battery specs in an older leak. But now a bunch of renders and almost full spec sheets have been exposed.

These aren’t that different. The rank only matters in the camera and battery department, apparently. And yes, the screen size is also a tad different, though the specs match one-to-one. White, Black, and Green are the Poco F9 Pros in the renders. 

Black and Red with a red accent Bose speaker on the back are the Xiaomi new Poco mobile. These phones definitely are not originals. These are actually just Redmi K100 Pro and Pro Max with a Poco label. The two Redmi phones can’t reach the global market, so Poco steps in to do the job. 

Battery regulations force these new Poco handsets to put smaller cells inside than their Redmi counterparts, so the Poco F9 Pro will score a tinier 6,330 mAh battery and the F9 Ultra gets 8,050 mAh. Again, the Pro version is fated for a smaller AMOLED screen.

WinFuture in Germany has put a full report on the specs. It predicts a 6.59” screen on the Poco F9 Pro. It’s actually a 1.5K resolution, almost a flagship display, with possibly an 185Hz refresh rate. The brightness will touch a 4500 nits figure (peak) in isolated spots. 

There’s going to be a 200MP main camera (OIS) on the F9 Pro, which, by the way, is also shared by the F9 Ultra. Each phone seems to have a 50MP telephoto as well, but the Pro is only destined for an 8MP ultrawide, when the Ultra is being primed for a 50MP ultrawide. 

Poco F9 Ultra is bigger, and its screen is also a 6.9” 1.5K panel. It will be 185Hz. There’s the same 4500nits peak brightness. They even get the same 32MP selfie camera. They have the best-yet Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 SoC, and the RAM is capped at 16GB. Poco F9 Pro and Ultra both get IP69 ratings and 100W charging. They may sell them at €799 (~PKR 256,000) and €999 (~PKR 320,000), says the report.