Xiaomi Pad 9 Pro Max takes the lead in October 2026 AnTuTu Android tablet performance rankings. For consumers, the significance of this achievement lies in validating the device's supreme performance capabilities in raw processing power for the current quarter. This makes it a compelling benchmark for anyone seeking the most powerful Android tablet for gaming or intensive multitasking needs.
Xiaomi's new 3nm Xring O3 chipset powers the top AnTuTu score
The device's impressive performance is powered by the newly introduced 3nm Xring O3 chipset from Xiaomi. The chipset is equipped with 10 CPU cores, contributing significantly to its strong AnTuTu benchmark performance. Specifically, the model in question has 16GB RAM and 1TB storage in its configuration.
Specifications
- AnTuTu Score: 5,206,401 points
- Processor: Xring O3 (3nm)
- Display: 13.3-inch
- Battery: 12,000mAh
- Camera: 50MP rear
The tablet comes with a 13.3-inch display and is powered by a substantial 12,000mAh battery. Additionally, it offers a 50MP rear camera for photography needs. These specifications align with its role as a high-end multimedia and productivity tablet.
On average, Xiaomi Pad 9 Pro Max scored an impressive 5,206,401 points. The runner-up device, iQOO Pad Ultra, comes in with roughly 6.9% less at 4,847,214 points. The rest of the top 10 list is filled with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chips.
Priced at $1,009 USD, Xiaomi Pad 9 Pro Max establishes itself as a high-end option in the tablet market. The availability information shows that this was tested in China in October 2026.
We have been closely following Xiaomi Pad 9 Pro Max and had previously reported about its Geekbench scores. These earlier scores gave us a glimpse of the performance capability of the XRING O3 chip before the AnTuTu rankings. The latest AnTuTu scores solidify that performance in a different testing environment.
These rankings for October 2026 have been released by AnTuTu. They use their software version 12. The scores are an average of results from devices tested in China. It underscores the competitive nature of high-performance Android tablets.
Source: NotebookCheck
The Xring O3 chip is a beast. 5.2 million points on AnTuTu is not just a number. It is a statement.
That 13.3 inch screen sounds massive for travel. Can someone confirm if the 12000mAh battery actually lasts through a long flight without charging? I am worried about weight.
The Geekbench data from last month showed stable multi core performance under load. Kernel scheduling on the 10 cores looks efficient. Expect the 12000mAh to handle sustained gaming well.