Check out the updated price of POCO mobile phones in Nepal, they are a great pick for gamers who chase great performance and chipsets at competitive prices.
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Poco is a brand that was built under Xiaomi as its sub-brand in 2018, built around being a “Flagship Killer” smartphone. Their phones are built on delivering top-tier chipsets and performance at prices that stay below what flagships cost. However, they later went off to be their own independent brand while being close to Xiaomi’s manufacturing and software ecosystem. Their lineup spans from various series like the everyday-focused M series to flagship-tier phones under the F-series, giving it real coverage across phones in every budget. The phones that are purchased through official retailers like GBN Store come with a full manufacturer warranty and access to service centers.
Poco and Xiaomi aren't actually the same, but they have a close relationship. Poco started off as a sub-brand of Xiaomi, however, it now operates independently. They still share ties with Xiaomi’s supply chain, software(Hyper OS), and actual phone hardware sometimes. For instance, the Poco X8 Pro Max is considered the mirrored version of the Redmi Turbo 5 Max. We can also think of it as how Redmi relates to Xiaomi, however, Poco phones are engineered and manufactured with Xiaomi involvement but sold around as a separate brand that is built around performance.
Model | Variant | Price (NPR) |
6GB+128GB | 39,999 | |
8GB+256GB | 46,999 | |
8GB+256GB | 58,999 | |
12GB+512GB | 61,999 | |
8GB+256GB | 65,999 | |
12GB+512GB | 94,999 | |
12GB+512GB | 1,04,999 |
The M series is Poco’s everyday value lineup that prioritizes providing dependable performance and long battery life at an accessible price point. The M8s and M8 Pro are the models in this series, and the M8 Pro brings a 6500mAh battery with 100W charging and a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chipset, which are genuinely strong specs for this price bracket.
The X series has the X8 Pro and the X8 Pro Max, and they step up in various aspect than the M series. The X8 Pro Max in particular stands out for its massive 8500mAh battery, which is the largest battery in this lineup. Also being paired with a MediaTek Dimensity 9500s chipset and a 6.83” AMOLED display, the performance feels smooth and immersive at the same time. The standard X8 Pro uses the Dimensity 8500 Ultra with a comparatively smaller 6500mAh battery, so despite having similar names, both phones have different performance standards.
In the F series, we only have the F8 Pro, and it is Poco’s true flagship lineup. It runs on the genuine Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, which is the same top-tier processor found in phones like the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and OnePlus 15. This makes it a clear top performer in this entire lineup in terms of both raw power and price.
In this price, we have the Poco M8s that cost us NPR 39,999 for the base variant and NPR 46,999 for the extended storage variant. This is a dependable pick for buyers who want great everyday performance without having to pay for specs that they don't require or won't use.
This price bracket holds the M8 Pro (NPR 58,999/61,999) and X8 Pro (NPR 65,999). Both phones in this bracket, despite being of close pricing, have different chipset tiers. The M8 Pro runs on the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 while the X8 Pro reportedly uses a more powerful Dimensity 8500 Ultra. The stronger chip makes it a strong performer among the two if you can stretch your budget.
In this price range, we have the X8 Pro Max (NPR 94,999) and the F8 Pro (NPR 1,04,999) stay here. The X8 Pro Max stands out for its massive 8500mAh battery and near-flagship Dimensity 9500s chipset. The F8 Pro stays on top of this lineup with a genuine Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, which makes it the phone to choose if you want Poco’s absolute best performance with zero compromises.
The Poco F8 Pro is Poco’s true flagship model, and it has a spec sheet that supports it. It runs on the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, which is the same chipset we see on the Samsung Galaxy 26 and the OnePlus 15. Also paired with a 6.59” AMOLED display at 120Hz, a 6210mAh battery with 100W HyperCharge, and a triple camera system including a genuine telephoto lens with optical zoom. It also has IP68 water resistance, and being audio-tuned by Bose makes it a complete flagship package rather than a phone that is fast but cuts corners in other aspects.
The Poco F8 Pro is clearly the top performer for serious mobile gaming that is capable of high frame rates in demanding titles. It is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset with Poco’s 3D Triple-layer IceLoop cooling system, which helps to run titles such as PUBG Mobile, Mobile Legends, and Call of Duty Mobile. The X8 Pro Max is also a great pick with its Dimensity 9500s chipset and large graphite cooling layer, which can handle graphically intensive games well. However, for casual gaming, the M8 Pro and X8 Pro can also handle popular titles at decent settings.
If you want the best value-for-money smartphone in this lineup, the Poco M8s is a genuine pick for everyday usage without overspending. For the buyers who want better battery life and performance, the X8 Pro Max can deliver a massive battery and a near-flagship-level chipset at a price close to flagship level. However, if budget is no issue for you, the F8 Pro is the clear pick with the Snapdragon 8 Elite performance that matches phones costing significantly more from other brands.
GBN Store offers EMI financing on Poco phones through Batash Hire Purchase, and under this plan, you have to pay a minimum 40% down payment. The remaining balance is paid in tenures of 9 months. This finance plan makes it easier to bring home any Poco without paying the full price upfront.
The price of Poco mobile phones starts from NPR 39,999 to NPR 1,04,999.
Not exactly, Poco started as a Xiaomi sub-brand but now operates as its own separate brand.
The phones are similar in terms of pricing, but the X8 Pro uses a more powerful chipset compared to the M8 Pro.
The Poco X8 Pro Max has the biggest battery of 8500mAh, the largest among any phone we carry.
Yes, the Poco F8 Pro is a true flagship phone with the genuine Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, which is the same processor found in the flagship phones of Samsung and OnePlus.
The cheapest Poco phone is the M8s at NPR 39,999.