POCO F7 Arrives in Nepal Alongside Other POCO Phones!

We saw smartphone companies like Motorola and ZTE make a comeback in the Nepali market in 2025. And we are carrying the same momentum into 2026 as well! POCO IS BACK in Nepal after three years of hiatus!

For those who don’t know, POCO is the gamer-centric sub-brand of Xiaomi, which was last officially seen in Nepal in 2023 with the X5 Pro. The company has now returned with not one, not two, but three phones: the X7 Pro, F7, and F8 Pro.

In this article, however, we will focus on the POCO F7, which sits in the middle of the bunch.

What is the price of the POCO F7 in Nepal?

The POCO F7 price in Nepal is Rs. 64,999 for the sole 12/512GB variant. The pricing is a bit steep considering it launched at INR 33,999 south of the border, which converts to around Rs. 55,000.

However, the current RAM shortage has made smartphone prices very volatile. In fact, POCO F7 has seen a price jump in India as well, with this variant quoted at Rs. 35,999 on Flipkart. Still, the Nepali price is a fair bit higher than that of India.

Maybe that’s why Teletalk, the authorised distributor of POCO in Nepal, is offering the phone on EMI with a payback period of up to 9 months. It is available for purchase at all authorised stores across Nepal. Customers also get a one-year brand warranty with the POCO F7.

POCO is one of the brands with a massive fan base in Nepal, despite its unavailability. The price-to-performance ratio the company provides is absolutely insane, which is just what tingles the Nepali palate for phones.

That being said, the POCO F7 is right in the same alley, and we will be talking more about the phone in this article:

POCO F7 Overview

The design of the phone is just mid. We do get green stripes on the camera island, which adds some flair to the phone. But the overall design is very Redmi A5-like, which itself looks similar to offerings from other brands. The Silver colour option, however, has a lot more personality with a two-tone finish and proud Snapdragon branding.

The build is proper: CNC-machined aluminium frames, an IP68 rating, and Gorilla Glass 7i protecting the display. Talking of the display, it is stacked! You can find out more about it in the specs section. Here, I will just talk about things that caught my eye, that being the bezels and the peak brightness.

The POCO F7 has minimal bezels, literally! The chin measures 1.9m, which is the thickest side. Meanwhile, the rest of the bezels are even thinner at 1.5mm. Then the brightness on this thing peaks at 3,200 nits, which, just like the Xiaomi 15T, can cover 25% of the display area.

Now that I think about it, this might very well be the same display as the 15T, as both phones’ listings are almost identical.

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Cameras aren’t POCO phone’s greatest feat, but the 50MP main snapper with Sony IMX882 sensor and OIS capabilities does give it some traction. It also has an 8MP ultrawide and a 20MP selfie camera. The optics on this phone might be like whatever, but the performance definitely isn’t.

Being a POCO phone, of course, it’s gonna be good. We get the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 under the helm, which is the same silicon powering Nothing’s flagship offering Phone 3. The chip performs on a similar level to the Snapdragon Gen 3, but with some extra oomph in the graphics department.

The rest of the hardware is stacked, too! We are looking at LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. The phone even packs a 6,000mm² 3D dual-channel IceLoop cooling system.

We also get a beefy 6,500mAh battery on the POCO F7 with 90W charging. Not only does it charge fast, but it can fast charge other phones too, with 22.5W reverse wired charging support. That’s basically a powerbank!

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The POCO F7’s price is definitely on the higher end. However, the specs it offers are unlike anything else at this price. It delivers the best performance among all phones under Rs. 70,000.

So, despite its steep pricing, it remains a solid pick for anyone who wants absolute performance within this budget.

What are your thoughts on the POCO F7? Let us know in the comments below!