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Poco f2 powerful gaming phone

POCO F2-
POCO F2 IS NEXT GIVING PHONE FROM POCO
INTERNET PHONE POKO PROVIDE USE MEDIATEK DIAMOND CITY  1200 PROCESSOR WHICH IS A FLAGSHIP PROCESSOR. AND PHONES DISPLAY IS A SUPER EMULATE 120 Hrz REFRESH RATE DISPLAY.
ALSO YOU GOT TO UH UH TRIGGERS LIKE THAT IN GAMING PHONE OBVIOUSLY IT IS A GAMEING PHONE
AND ALSO YOU GET 5000 IMAGE BATTERY AND 65 WATT FAST CHARGER AND YOU ALSO GOT TRIPLE REAR CAMERA SETUP AND DUAL PUNCH HOLE CAMERA IN FRONT
and you got liquid cool technology and some slider for advance your gaming
Android phone expecting price in India is 25000 to 30000
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