AnTuTu has tested a new smartphone, which is none other than the LITTLE X2, the new mid-range of the newly independent Chinese manufacturer. This has happened before the mobile is launched in India on February 4.
As well the real photos taken to the device have come to light, which reveal the aesthetics of it. These coincide with the live capture that was made to the phone when it was tested on the AnTuTu platform, as far as appearance is concerned.
The POCO X2, according to what can be seen in the AnTuTu tests carried out on the same device, runs on the Snapdragon 730G, Qualcomm's mid-range chipset that was launched in April last year and can work at a maximum frequency of 2.2 GHz. The benchmark also detailed the Android 10 OS on the mobile.
POCO X2 in AnTuTu
Other real images taken to the device also appeared on the network, coinciding with the aesthetics that we can see in the photo above. These are shown below and detail the front of the phone. They confirm the double front camera sensor that is located in a pill-shaped hole in the upper right corner of the panel.
We recently commented that The device will be launched with a 6.67-inch diagonal 'RealityFlow Screen' with FullHD + resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. In the news we also highlight that it includes a 686-megapixel Sony IMX64 main lens in a four-camera arrangement, the aforementioned System-on-Chip Snapdragon 730G and a 4,500 mAh capacity battery, which will surely have support for fast charging. Its price? Well, it is said that the variant with 6 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage space could be almost 250 euros