Redmi Turbo 4 Pro full specs and images outed by carrier listing ahead of launch next week

18 April 2025
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Cyberchum, 19 Apr 2025Curious to know how you arrived at that 1000 times? Failed ... moreWell comparing the specs of a flagship killer to an average midranger with lot of updates,

    pl2rts, 18 Apr 2025It's your hate on plastic and placebo effect that make... moreTbh ..I said anything to express my hate on plastic...I don't care what material it is...I will use case provided in that box.. actually iam looking for a poco... prolly f7

      Cpt.Power, 18 Apr 2025Still it will be twice as much so around 500 up to 600 whic... moreCurious to know how you arrived at that 1000 times? Failed mathematician. 😂

        Anaanimas, 18 Apr 2025Ok... Actually they decreased 5g in F6 now it's a jump... moreIt's your hate on plastic and placebo effect that makes you feel dirty
        I dont look phone materials and then think it's cheap cause it's plastic.
        All materials used to build phones have their good and bad perks.
        Also they paint the metal frame so it will still look like plastic cause of the paint and you wont make much difference to plastic frame that is also painted. By touch you feel difference as the metal temperature to touch is colder. While plastic frame feels softer by touching.

        In the end of the day it's just preference on materials that make no difference in build quality as build quality dont mean the materials used for the phone frame when phones are mostly glass front and back and then the frame only is either plastic or metal. Build quality should mean as how you translate the build to your own language and then what quality means in your own language. For example 2 house have been built out of wood with one is made in Chinese style where no nails are used and goes together like a lego and will last for centuries while the other house is built to last like 10 years and mainly made in America. Build frames then cover up the frames. That is what is build quality for me. Something built so that it last forever is the build quality and not what materials are used for the build.

          xfrqnx, 18 Apr 2025nah, they probably will go with 5500-5800They can't go lower than X7 pro which has 6000.

            Snelle, 18 Apr 2025Really man ?.....From your comment you seem quite intellig... moreWe are at the point where USD currency is lower then Euro. That change a lot as sometimes USD is more or then it's on the same level as Euro and like now it's less then Euro.

            USD can be more international currency as you can get by with Dollar pretty much all over the world while with Euro you wont. Euro is for European Union only. That is only 27 countries. You can go to middle east or Africa or Asia and all know what dollar is but not so much as what Euro is. If you travel then it makes a lot easier to have dollars then Euro

            You can exchange any currency in any country if you go to the place where you can change currency either it be a bank or be in airport and so on. But in the wild people know what dollar is but not so much about Euro as Euro is not so old currency compare to Dollar.

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              • zayan
              • U@A
              • 18 Apr 2025

              1. Historical Pricing: Redmi Turbo 3 → POCO F6
              Chinese launch price (Turbo 3): The base 12 GB + 256 GB Redmi Turbo 3 debuted at CNY 1,999 (≈ ₹23,500) .

              Indian launch price (POCO F6): Its rebadged form, the POCO F6, launched at ₹29,999 for the base 8 GB + 256 GB variant on Flipkart (with first‑day offers dropping it to ~₹25,999) .

              Implied markup factor:

              ₹
              29
              ,
              999
              (
              1
              ,
              999
                
              ×
                
              11.79
              )
                
              ≈
                
              1.27
              (1,999×11.79)
              ₹29,999
              ​
              ≈1.27
              where 1 CNY ≈ ₹11.79 .

              2. Chinese Launch Price of Redmi Turbo 4 Pro
              Leaked/rumored price: Reports suggest its base variant is pegged around CNY 1,999 for 12 GB + 256 GB, with higher configurations up to CNY 2,399
              SMZDM Post
              .

              User‑stated figure: You mentioned CNY 2,100 for the upcoming Turbo 4 Pro, which we’ll use as our working assumption.

              3. Currency Conversion & Taxes
              Conversion rate (Apr 2025):

              Average in 2025: 11.8873 INR/CNY .

              April 2025 range: 11.72 – 11.80 INR/CNY, midpoint ≈ 11.79 .

              Direct conversion:

              2,100
                
              CNY
                
              ×
                
              11.79
                
              ≈
                
              ₹
              24,759
              2,100CNY×11.79≈₹24,759
              GST (18 %) on imported goods:

              ₹
              24,759
              ×
              1.18
                
              ≈
                
              ₹
              29,240
              ₹24,759×1.18≈₹29,240
              4. Projected Indian Launch Price for POCO F7
              Applying the historical markup factor (≈1.27) to the GST‑inclusive converted price:

              ₹
              29,240
                
              ×
                
              1.27
                
              ≈
                
              ₹
              37,140
              ₹29,240×1.27≈₹37,140
              However, this likely overestimates because the POCO brand bundles distribution margins differently. A more conservative approach is:

              Direct markup on pre‑GST figure:

              ₹
              24,759
                
              ×
                
              1.27
                
              ≈
                
              ₹
              31,445
              ₹24,759×1.27≈₹31,445
              Then adding GST (18 %):

              ₹
              31,445
              ×
              1.18
                
              ≈
                
              ₹
              37,106
              ₹31,445×1.18≈₹37,106
              Again, POCO often subsidizes part of the GST or absorbs margins to hit round figures.

              Likely Pricing Band
              Base model (12 GB + 256 GB): ₹31,000 – ₹32,000

              Higher trims (16 GB + 512 GB): ₹34,000 – ₹36,000

              5. Competitive Context
              For ₹31,000 – 32,000, the POCO F7 will compete with:

              OnePlus Nord CE 4 (~₹29,999)

              Realme 12+ (~₹30,499)

              iQOO Neo 9 SE (~₹31,999)

              Each offers chips in the same mid‑flagship bracket, so Xiaomi is likely to price the POCO F7 aggressively at ₹31,999 to maintain its value‑for‑money appeal.

              In conclusion, barring unexpected shifts in import duties or component costs, expect the POCO F7 to launch in India at ₹31,999 (base) with subsequent variants priced in ₹2,000–₹3,000 increments.

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                • Anonymous
                • vaS
                • 18 Apr 2025

                Cpt.Power, 18 Apr 2025219grams is heavy??? WTF bro. Whats your disfinction??? ... moreYou're oversimplifying this thing. There's noticeable differences from my 180g Lg Velvet, 196g Poco X6 Pro and my mom's 206g Galaxy A12.

                It's not just about lifting but about minimizing wrist strains. He prolly had an injury or his wrist has less tolerance to heavy stuff. Why assume every one is like you?

                  PureOS, 18 Apr 2025Poco F7 for global market. Probably downgraded battery to 6... morenah, they probably will go with 5500-5800

                    ashrobb, 18 Apr 2025That's very heavy, but well it also has a hefty batter... moreOMG whats very heavy could lift more first week i born.
                    My phone in a thick leather book case with like 15 cards weight like half kilos and i am tottaly fine with it.
                    If you cant lift laughable 219 grams go to gym pls for at least one hour a day 4 days a week for at least 5 years.

                      nemesis8, 18 Apr 2025219g is heavy for a mid-range phone with SiAn battery ,betw... more219grams is heavy???
                      WTF bro.
                      Whats your disfinction???
                      I could lift more first week i born.
                      If anyone cant life 219 grams and call it heavy then this bloke needs urgent help and spend lot of years in gym for training.
                      My motorola edge 40 pro is 200 grams plus a thick leather book case plus 6 plastic cards like a bank master card, food card etc. Plus my ID card, insurance card and many else i carry in this book case. Maybe a 400 grams or half kilo.
                      Have no issues with that and working with my phone every single day for several hours.

                      Friend seriously visit a gym sometimes.

                        Anaanimas, 18 Apr 2025219g is too much if battery is new techBro i could lift 219 grams at age of few days.
                        if you cant life 219 grams phone then what are you doing here???

                          Anonymous, 18 Apr 2025Another who can't comprehend a simple fact, that globa... moreStill it will be twice as much so around 500 up to 600 which is same as A54 and this phone is 1000 times better than A54.

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                            • Straatie
                            • rsx
                            • 18 Apr 2025

                            Xiaomi for the win all day every day

                              Another 20:9 aspect ratio phone 😔

                              I'd be happier to see 1200×2400 (1440×2880 on higher end phones) 18:9/2:1 ratio displays on phone.

                              These things are too narrow!

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                                • Anonymous
                                • 3Ts
                                • 18 Apr 2025

                                Snelle, 18 Apr 2025Really man ?.....From your comment you seem quite intellig... moreRecalculating It to USD or Euro is pointless, because this phone won't cost the same globally as in China, but much more.
                                If you really want to compare, then check the price in RMB of some globally available phone and then you can compare It to this and then recalculate It.

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • PxE
                                  • 18 Apr 2025

                                  Snelle, 18 Apr 2025Really man ?.....From your comment you seem quite intellig... moreI agree with him gsmarena is inconsistent when displaying price
                                  Never show the conversion when in rupees like we're all know ruppe rates.
                                  I really hope it display the real price currency then have a link pop up on the other currency.

                                    pl2rts, 18 Apr 2025What is the point to show the price in Dollar or Euro when ... moreReally man ?.....From your comment you seem quite intelligent but MISS the point of the dollar/ euro prices. That is for international readers whom will have an idea of its worth in USD/EURO and can compare with it in prices. USD/USD which as you know are international currencies.

                                      pl2rts, 18 Apr 2025It's only 38g more then Poco F5 with 5000mAh so for th... moreOk... Actually they decreased 5g in F6 now it's a jump

                                      I think iqoo use the same tech.. 7300mah and 199g weigh
                                      So 20g is lot.. i think it's because the frame and glass.. f6 looks cheap and it's plastic

                                        Well, they won't be able to charge more than the Poco F7 Pro, no matter what they do. It will have to sit somewhere between the X7 Pro and the F7 Pro, pricing-wise.

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