General manager of Poco India, trapped badly by commenting on Realme X3 SuperZoom

Realme and Xiaomi are each other’s rival companies in smartphone manufacturing. At the same time, these two companies also leave no stone unturned to show each other weak. Now another new anecdote has been added to this Tanakasi. The general manager of Poco India tweeted something that caused eyebrows of people associated with the smartphone community. In fact, recently a tipster posted about the launch of Realme X3 series, retweeted his tweet by P Manmohan, general manager of Poco India. He used the term “super ‘creep’ mode” for the Realme X3 SuperZoom retweeting the post and compared it to the Poco X2, which comes with a 120Hz refresh rate. However, after this comment by Manmohan, he is facing criticism from fans of both brands.

The case begins with a tweet by noted tipster Mukul Sharma. He mentioned the Realme X3 to be launched on 25 June in India. Retweeting this tweet by Mukul Sharma Poco India General Manager C Manmohan wrote, Why jump on a bandwagon when the train is already here? Remain #SmoothAF, ”. He posted this tweet referring to the launch of the upcoming Reality X3 series, in which Realme x3 And Realme X3 SuperZoom Smartphone included. However, it is unclear whether the general manager of Poco India was waiting for any kind of response while making such a tweet, although the smartphone community certainly did not like his tweet. Realme And Xiaomi (Poco’s parent company) fans are saying this tweet as childish. Many believe that such behavior does not suit his position.

People are reacting to the tweet saying that such a company was not expected from GM of a company. Despite Xiaomi users, users say that a better smartphone should speak for itself and what they care about the most is value for money. Even a Poco user advised Manmohan to grow up.

Let me tell you, this is not the first time that such a rivalry is happening between these two Rival smartphone brands. Earlier, Manu Kumar Jain, the managing director of Xiaomi India, had even called Realme a “copy-cat brand” brand. However, Madhav Seth, CEO of Reality India, reacted to this by saying, “A true innovative brand and market leader will not behave like this.” Apart from this, when Xiaomi launched Redmi 7A last year, Madhav Seth said that this smartphone comes with ‘two years old’ display, as well as he mocked the tagline of the phone.