POCO C75 4G Spotted on NBTC: Expected Specs, Pricing, and Launch Details

POCO will soon launch a 4G smartphone in the C series Earlier this week, MySmartPrice shared the first images of POCO C75 4G while reporting that it will be launched as a successor to last year’s POCO C65 in Thailand. The certification doesn’t reveal too much but there’s a nice morsel of information to glean from it.

The Upcoming POCO C75 4G

The POCO C75 4G comes with the model number 2410FPCC5G. In addition to naming this device, the listing also confirms that it will be compatible with 4G networks including GSM, WCDMA, and LTE in its cellular mobile section. There is not much more than an NBTC listing but it isn’t the first time POCO C75 has been spotted online.

The same model was spotted on other certification platforms including FCC and IMDA also which makes some more enhanced interesting revelations. The POCO C75 is expected to come with HyperOS based on Android 14 as listed soon at FCC stating plainly that the phone must be running it, This suggests compatibility with some of the newer software programs from Porsche.

Details revealed by the IMDA certification suggest solid connectivity support via basic options like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and NFC indicating that the device will be well-equipped for everyday tasks. However, beyond that there has been no mention of other hardware specs including what processor it will use or camera details.

Though the phone has not been officially announced by POCO, it is tipped that the device will be an affordable one priced at less than ₹10,000 in India making it fall under the budget handset that its predecessor POCO C65 belongs to. Given this pricing, the POCO C75 will directly compete with devices like Galaxy F14 5G, Redmi 12, and Realme C53 that are quite popular in the same sub-₹10,000 bracket.

Since the budget smartphone market in India is heavily crowded at this point, if POCO C75 ever launches here; it would be interesting to see what features can Xiaomi offer with it. Hopefully, we will be learning more in the near future, so keep it here for additional coverage of this upcoming phone.

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