The Poco X7 and Poco X7 Pro are set to debut on January 9, with considerable buzz already surrounding the Poco X7 Pro. The Pro model is widely anticipated to be a rebranded version of the Redmi Turbo 4, a device officially launched earlier today in China.

In contrast, details about the standard Poco X7 have been more elusive. Recently, its design surfaced in a few renders, but today, more concrete information emerged as the Poco X7 appeared in the Geekbench online database. The device achieved a single-core score of 1,032 and a multi-core score of 2,926, hinting at solid performance in its category.

Under the hood, the Poco X7 is powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 7300 Ultra chipset, complemented by 8GB of RAM in the tested prototype. It’s likely that additional memory configurations will be available when the device officially launches. On the software front, the Poco X7 is expected to ship with Android 14, which may disappoint some users since Android 15 has been available for a few months. As is typical for Xiaomi devices, the phone will feature Xiaomi's HyperOS overlay.

The Geekbench listing specifically references the Indian variant of the Poco X7, identifiable by its model number 24095PCADI, with the "I" indicating its destination market. This aligns with Xiaomi's established naming conventions. The identity of this device as the Poco X7 has also been confirmed through various international certification databases.

While excitement builds for both models, the Poco X7’s appearance on Geekbench provides a glimpse of its capabilities, suggesting that it will cater to users seeking a balanced performance-to-price ratio. More details are expected as the launch date approaches.