Upcoming Phones Launching Next Week


There are a quite a few smartphone launches that are happening in the next week.So the next week promises to be a action packed one.Most the phones are launching on 21st,22nd &23rd .I will be covering all the phones mention here with specific articles

 1) Oppo F9 & F9 Pro
Oppo is all set to launch their new F series smartphone the F9 & F9 Pro in India.The Phone is set for 
Launch by Oppo on 21st August.We will have to see how much feature packed the phone is ?
2) Nokia 6.1 Plus
Nokia is going to launch the new version of 6.1 .It is basically a global version of the X6 which was launched last month in China.The phone is set for launch on August 21st .

 3) Samsung Galaxy Note 9
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 flagship is launching in India officially on the 22nd of August .The phone is already up for preorder after it was launched globally on august 9th.
4) Xiaomi Poco F1
Xiaomi's Flagship for India which is set to give a tough fight to Oneplus is set to be launched alongwith a new sub-brand Poco on August 22nd .We will have to see how Xiaomi makes this a affordable flagship.The phone will be Fipkart exclusive 
5) Tenor D2(10 o.r, D2)
Tenor the brand which offered good phones like Tenor G, D,& E is set to launch the new phone in the D series the D2.The Phone is set for launch on 22nd .The phone will be an Amazon Exclusive 

 6) Infinix Note Device
Infinix is going to launch a new device on the 23rd which is expected to be a Note series device from the hints in the teaser.Full Specifications will be available when the phone launches on 23rd.

 7) Realme 2
Realme 2 is also set for launch .A teaser is also revealed which shows some design elements of the phone.We don't now the exact launch date but the phone is expected to launch this week

 I will be covering all the smartphones that will be launching soon with a dedicated article 

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