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Poco F8 Ultra: Is the smartphone highlight coming in 2024?
Thailand is seeing significant growth in the smartphone market, with new models such as the Poco F8 Ultra expected.
Poco F8 Ultra: Is the smartphone highlight coming in 2024?
The smartphone market in Thailand is undergoing an exciting transformation! Up to now there has been a new edition of the Poco F series every year, but that could change soon. Loud Smartphones24 The Poco F8 Ultra model was certified for sale by the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) in Thailand. With model number 25102PCBEG, the F8 Ultra will be officially unveiled before March 2024. A big leap for the innovative Xiaomi brand!
There are rumors that the Poco F8 Ultra may be a rebranded Redmi K90 Pro, which will be launched in China soon. This model could feature the same top-of-the-line camera as its predecessor. Loud GSMArena The main camera will be equipped with a 1/1.3″ sensor, an aperture of f/1.7 and optical image stabilization – exactly what photography enthusiasts need. That sounds like a real treat!
Technical details in focus
The camera specifications for the Poco F8 Ultra and the Redmi K90 Pro are promising. A telephoto camera with a periscope design and an optical zoom strength of 2.5x to 3x could also delight users. The ultra-wide-angle camera will also receive an upgrade, with a new OmniVision sensor and 50 MP resolution. This combination gives hope that the increasing demands on camera quality will be met.
But there is also exciting news outside of the camera features. The upcoming Redmi Turbo 5 will come onto the market earlier than expected and could boast a metal frame, large battery and a new MediaTek chipset. The Turbo 5 is even rumored to be sold internationally as the Poco X8 Pro. Xiaomi shows that it has a good knack for innovation!
Market development and trends in Thailand
The smartphone industry is booming in Thailand. Loud Thailand Business News The country is one of the leading players in the smartphone industry in Southeast Asia. Brands like Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Oppo and Xiaomi have all left their mark and set different accents in this dynamic landscape. Apple's market share was around 33.4% in March 2024, followed by Samsung at around 20.62%.
The popularity of Chinese brands like Xiaomi cannot be denied. More and more Thais are turning to smartphones from these brands because they offer an attractive price-performance ratio. The constant evolution of features, from cameras to 5G technology, makes the offer even more enticing.
In 2025, Thailand is expected to have around 59 million smartphone users. This shows that interest in mobile devices is growing, despite the challenges the market has experienced in recent years. But now a recovery appears to be on the way, with a forecast of $3.3 billion in sales by the end of 2024. Major players such as Samsung, Apple and OPPO are relying on innovative technologies and well-thought-out marketing strategies to maintain their market shares.
Overall, the signs point to growth and change - both for Xiaomi with the Poco F8 Ultra and for the entire smartphone industry in Thailand. It's not over yet, and we can't wait to see what news the coming months bring!