Poco is rumoured to be working on a new smartwatch, which has been spotted on many certification websites.

 

HIGHLIGHTS

• The Poco smartwatch is rumoured to offer 1.5W charging.
• 70mai is Xiaomi's peripheral brand that creates dash cameras and charging stations.
• Poco claims to be working on a variety of IoT goods.

Poco is said to be developing a new smartwatch. The launch of the Xiaomi sub-wearable brand's appears to be imminent, as it has been spotted on multiple certification websites. The Poco wristwatch has apparently gotten clearances from SGS in Belgium, SIRIM in Malaysia, SDPPI in Indonesia, and EEC in Russia. The Poco smartwatch is listed on certification websites with the same internal model identification. Apart from charging support, not much is known about Poco's wearable as of now. There have been no formal pronouncements from the corporation as of yet.

Piyush Bhasarkar (@IndianTech 1) discovered the forthcoming Poco smartwatch's numerous certification website entries. According to the EEC filing for the wristwatch, it might be made by 70mai, Xiaomi's peripheral business that makes dash cams and charging stations. The only thing that all of the postings have in common is that they all cite M2131W1 as the internal model designation for Poco's future wearable.

In an October interview with Android Authority, a Poco executive stated that the company is working on Internet of Things (IoT) products. This implies that Poco may create goods other than wearables. Poco revealed that its true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds will be available in 2020, but did not name a specific date. According to another source from June of last year, Poco may rebrand Redmi AirDots 3 Pro as its first TWS product - Poco Pop Buds. The earphones, on the other hand, are yet to be released. It would be interesting to see what IoT items Poco has in store for its consumers.