Forget the Poco F2 Pro, Poco earbuds are coming and you choose the name
The Poco F2 Pro was released only last week yet it appears as though the Xiaomi sub-branded has already turned its attention towards a new product – true wireless earbuds.
Poco first confirmed it was working on self-branded AirPods rivals in early April following an earlier poll in which customers expressed their interest in such a product. The General Manager of Poco India, C. Manmohan, has today revealed in a Tweet that the company is making progress.
Manmohan also went on to ask for further input from customers, in particular when it comes to branding. The company currently has four naming options – Poco Move Buds, Klip Buds, Pop Buds, and Funkz – but has yet to choose the final marketing name.
You choose the final name!
Poco first confirmed it was working on self-branded AirPods rivals in early April following an earlier poll in which customers expressed their interest in such a product. The General Manager of Poco India, C. Manmohan, has today revealed in a Tweet that the company is making progress.
Hey POCO fans, couple of weeks ago we asked you which product we should bring next and you chose TWS (Earbuds). We're happy to announce that we're a step closer in making it a reality & we want your help in choosing a name for it. Vote and let's know what we should call it.
— C Manmohan (@cmanmohan) May 18, 2020
The ‘Poco Pop Buds’ name is winning at the time of writing followed by ‘Poco Funkz’ in a rather distance second place. Voting is open for another 18 hours, however, so things could very quickly change.
If you wish to have your say, simply vote in the embedded Tweet above. Poco will likely confirm the official branding next week.
There is no word yet on when the Poco-branded earbuds will hit shelves, but the initial launch should be limited to India before being expanded to global markets.
If you wish to have your say, simply vote in the embedded Tweet above. Poco will likely confirm the official branding next week.
There is no word yet on when the Poco-branded earbuds will hit shelves, but the initial launch should be limited to India before being expanded to global markets.
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