The Poco F7 Pro and F7 Ultra will have a smaller battery

In the coming weeks, Xiaomi will globally launch the Poco F7 Pro and F7 Ultrawhich will be a renamed version of the Redmi K80 and K80 Pro (respectively) that the company previously announced in China. Everything indicates that these models will arrive with practically the same characteristics, except for one important difference that considerably harms the models that will debut outside the Asian market.

As revealed Xiaomi Timea portal specialized in news and news from the brand, the Poco F7 Pro and F7 Ultra They will have a lower capacity battery compared to the Redmi K80 and K80 Pro.

The Redmi K80, which would arrive in Europe under the name Poco F7 Pro, was launched in China with a battery of 6550mAhas well as a 90W fast charge. The global version, on the other hand, would have a battery of 6000mAh; also with a 120W fast charge. In any case, and although we lose 550 mAh, the battery capacity that will arrive with the Pro model will be more than enough even for the most demanding users.

Where we will see an important difference is in the Poco F7 Ultra. The Redmi K80 Pro has a 6000 mAh batterywhile the version that will be announced in the global market could arrive with only 5300 mAh. In both cases, yes, with a 120W fast charge.

Why the Poco F7 Pro and F7 Ultra will have less battery

At the moment, Xiaomi has not justified this decrease in battery capacity, and the reasons are only assumptions. One of the reasons would be the reduction of production costs, which in turn would allow the models to be launched on the global market at a lower cost.

It would not be strange if Xiaomi has also decided to limit the battery capacity for regulatory reasons in the European Union, or simply for safety. In any case, the Poco F7 Pro and F7 ultra They will arrive with very interesting specifications, including a processor Snapdragon 8 Elitea triple camera of up to 50 megapixels and a screen with 2K resolution.

Of course, both the Poco F7 Pro and the Poco F7 Ultra will arrive with HyperOS 2.0the latest version of Xiaomi’s operating system, and they will do so under Android 15. Its price, however, remains unknown.