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Nigerians get battery-strong POCO device this November

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Nigerian smartphone shoppers welcomed a new entrant this November as POCO officially launches the C95 Pro. The mid-range device is being positioned as a reliable companion for everyday use, with the company highlighting its focus on battery strength, performance, and connectivity.

At the heart of the C95 Pro is a massive 7,500mAh battery paired with 45W turbo charging, designed to keep users powered through long hours of gaming, streaming, and social activity. Complementing this is a 6.9-inch display with refresh rates of up to 120Hz, offering smoother visuals for entertainment and productivity alike. POCO said this combination is designed to reduce charging interruptions while enhancing the viewing experience.

POCO’s C95 Pro went on sale in Nigeria on November 3, with the company positioning the device around battery power, reliability and everyday connectivity. The release adds another option for shoppers considering a phone purchase ahead of peak Black Friday activity.

Marketing Manager, POCO NG, Sonia Gao, said: “At POCO, we believe great smartphone experiences should come without compromise. With the POCO C95 Pro, we focused on what matters most to our users: a massive 7,500mAh battery, 45W turbo charging, and an immersive 6.9-inch display with up to 120Hz refresh rate. It’s all about delivering more power, more entertainment, and more freedom to enjoy every moment.”

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“Life moves fast, and your phone should keep up. With a massive 7,500mAh battery, the POCO C95 Pro is built to power you through long days of gaming, streaming, and everything in between. And when it’s time to recharge, 45W turbo charging helps you get back in action quickly. Less time worrying about battery life, more time doing what you love.”

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