Redmi A7 Pro & Poco C81 Phones Have Appeared on GSMA IMEI & FCC- Both Redmi A7 Pro and Poco C81 smartphones have appeared on the GSMA IMEI and FCC certification websites, and it confirms their existence and shared hardware platform. That means most of the features will be the same in both smartphones, so here I am mentioning each and every feature of both smartphones in a combined format.

The major highlight of Redmi A7 Pro and Poco C81 phones is their massive 6,000mAh battery pack in the budget segment. Here is everything you need to know about the Redmi A7 Pro and Poco C81 phones.

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Battery Pack & Charging

Redmi A7 Pro and Poco C81 phones are expected to get a 6,000mAh battery capacity, which will easily provide you a battery backup of up to 2 days on normal usage. They may get 15W fast charging support, which will allow you to quickly charge these smartphones.

Certification Listings

Redmi A7 Pro and Poco C81 have appeared on the GSMA IMEI and FCC websites with model numbers 25128RN17A and 25128RN17G, respectively. Leaks reveal many features of these two smartphones, and they are rumoured to ship with the latest HyperOS 3 based on Android 15 out of the box. Leaks also point to the use of the Unisoc T270 chipset, which indicates a focus on affordability over high performance. They may get a large 6.9-inch IPS LCD display.

Availability & Price

As of now, reports mention that both devices are expected to launch in markets including Europe, India, and Indonesia. However, there is no official confirmation from the brand, and the launch date is also unconfirmed. The expected price of both smartphones is likely to be under the ₹10,000 budget segment.

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Configurations & Connectivity

Redmi A7 Pro and Poco C81 smartphones are expected to come in 4GB RAM with 64GB or 128GB storage options. However, the major drawback of these smartphones is their connectivity, because they are likely to get only 4G LTE with Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, and there are no indications of 5G network support.