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Xiaomi Pocophone F1 (6.18", 6GB/64GB, Snapdragon 845) $329.99 USD (~ $457.78 AUD with GST) @ AliExpress

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Better get this quick, deal ends today in a few hours I believe.

You're essentially getting the promised price of $299 from Xiaomi's own store on Aliexpress. Get the Seller coupon on the page and apply it at checkout.

You can also get an additional $4 USD user coupon by signing up a new account on Aliexpress.

    Android 8.1 / MIUI for Poco(youtube.com)
    6.18" 2246x1080 IPS Display w/ Gorilla Glass
    Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 Octa-Core CPU @ 2.8GHz
    Adreno 630 GPU
    6GB RAM
    64GB Storage (Supports MicroSD up to 256GB)
    12 MP + 5 MP Rear Camera/ 20 MP Front Camera
    4000mAh Battery / USB-C / Quick Charge 3.0
    Hybrid Dual Nano SIM
    LiquidCool Technology / Fingerprint Reader / Face Unlock
    FM Radio / 3.5mm Audio / aptX HD / IR Port
    WiFi a/b/g/n/ac Dual Band / Bluetooth 5.0 / GPS
    3G: B1/B2/B5/B8
    4G FDD-LTE: B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20
    4G TDD-LTE: B38/B40/B41
    155.5 x 75.3 x 8.8 mm / 180g

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closed Comments

  • +8

    Xiaomi's own store

    Reseller but close enough.

  • +1

    Thinking of getting a phone between now and end of year, would the price of Poco F1 likely be lower at the end of the year?

    • +4

      11.11 always has something on special.

    • +2

      The waiting game is always cheaper. If you need it now then this is the price.

  • +1

    +GST?

  • +1

    Everyone who upvoted bought one ???

    • +1

      I want the big screen one …

    • +2

      No

  • +1

    FYI the price is including GST for those who have not checked. It is listed at 349 with a $50 coupon so 299 plus gst of $30 for a total of $329.

    • Title got updated afterwards.

  • +2

    Find out Indian friend who can order from India. It's under $600 for 8GB / 256 GB version

    • So??
      It's cheaper? Or you asking him to buy for you and send it over ?
      Or ???

      • If he is visiting or even postage can be cheaper.

    • +6

      Let's find Unavailable friend

    • Not that easy. They have this flash sales and it gets sold out in no time. People buy in these cheaper in flash sales and then sell it on other websites for a much higher price. No use anyway.

  • Estimated shipping time 31 to 39 days. I have found this to be usually correct.

  • +6

    shame no NFC

    • +22

      Band 20 + Band 8 = Band 28, right?

      • Band 28 != NFC, right?

        • +3

          Lol, hit reply under a comment instead of post new comment. I'm so ashamed.

        • @thebargainhunter:

          I thought I was missing an Ozb meme

  • Stuck at cart page.
    Can't click BUY IT

    Gonna pass

  • +5
    • wow 540p max? Wtf

  • Kogan has it for 499, eGlobal is 476, TobyDeal is 479

    Probably better delivery time. Not sure what the excitement here is about..

  • +2

    Tremendous specs.

    BUT at this price I’m just expecting hardware to fail on me sometime. Already in drop tests screen breaks VERY easily and it can’t stream HD Netflix for whatever reasons.

  • +10

    Too cheap, no deal! I will buy iPhone

    • +2

      And you are in a wrong community my dear! :)

  • drop test fails the screen. Not a best phone out there….

  • ~Same price as iPhone 6s

  • Considering buying.
    With phones like this how would I go about getting the screen fixed if it breaks?
    Are most mobile phones places able to fix Xiaomi phones generally?

    • nope. good luck finding a place. you would need to get an Asian friend to take it with them for a visit.

      • This. Have a faulty fingerprint sensor on a Mi A1. Can't find a single repair shop here that can fix it. Older Xiaomis, yes. Newer ones, no.

    • I have an Asus phone with a cracked screen and have found that most repair places will flat out say no to repairs, but some little suburban places will repair if they can find a video on line and +/- if you buy the part (and then you buy the part and they close down and you have to start the search again)..
      Due this phone really not have NFC?

  • +4

    https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pocophone-F1-64GB-6GB-Unlocked-S…

    Sydney seller

    With Code PHENOM

    $459 Delivered

    Woolworths discounted ebay giftcard last week and cashbackfrom cashrewards or shopback for further saving

    • I think not

      Based in Hong Kong, acelectronic13 has been an eBay member since 12 Mar, 2007

  • Would you get this over the Asus Zenfone max pro M1?

  • +2

    This phone is like a killer to flagship killer phones.

    • +3

      If it doesn't have NFC, is not waterproof, and can't play Netflix in HD, it adding killing anything.

      • From what I can tell most the flagship killer phones that cost considerably more than this like the oneplus 6 lack waterproofing too. That’s a feature you pay a premium for. Netflix in HD is a Xiaomi issue. NFC would be a huge compromise for some, personally stop using that feature when my watch offered tap to pay. I don’t see anything offering current gen flagship SoC at this price point. Hence why all the hype, and it’s kind of refreshing to see a sub $500 price point phone like this, albeit with trade offs, but expected considering the low price. It reminds me of the nexus 5 era when the Australian dollar was worth ~$1 US.

        • I absolutely get that argument, but for me personally, a flagship killer would have to have those 3 things along with a solid price (ie no more than 50% of what most flagships are going for these days, so $750 or less). So for my personal preference, this isn't a flagship killer or a killer to flagship killer phones. For it to not play Netflix in HD is a big bummer, as is NFC (I use it quite often now for tap to pay, and dont really care for smart watches at this point in time). Waterproofing/water resistance is a must have in my next phone. I am sick of having to hide my phone while talking in the rain (it happens more often than I would have expected).

        • @Trishool:

          This phone costs $457according to this deal not the $750 price you are stating, that's a huge difference in price and of coarse if you are willing to spend another ~$300 more you would expect to get more features. This phone main market is to target India, and to take sales from phones like the OP6, I expect it to be very successful at that considering it considerably lower price for the specs on offer. Not everybody value the same features you do, some people are willing to lose out in some areas to save a few hundred dollars. The market will be the one that decides at the end of the day whether this phone is a killer to flagship killer options like the op6.

        • @Ronnnie: As per the opening statement of my previous comment:

          I absolutely get that argument

    • +1

      It's a nice phone for its price. But you're getting what you pay for. You're missing some things that lots of people find essential. And those people will get those phones over this.

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