A new Xiaomi phone has been spotted on the Chinese certification website that reveals some important hardware specifications about the new Redmi Note 18 series of devices. This is important for consumers since it lays out the charging speeds on the device before its official launch in the market. The phone's appearance in the database suggests that the company is actively working on the manufacturing process and it has secured the necessary regulatory approvals for the device.
Xiaomi's M841EE model clears 3C certification with fast charging specs
The exact model that has been spotted on the certification database is the M841EE. The model number has been tied to the Redmi Note 18 series by tipster Digital Chat Station. This clarifies which particular model variant is being certified for the last time before its Chinese launch.
- Model Number: M841EE
- Charging Speed: 67W wired
- Certification Body: China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (3C)
The Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology certification reveals the phone is capable of 67W wired charging. The 67W charging speed will let users charge their devices at a faster speed than the previous baseline model. However, the exact battery capacity of the specific M841EE model that was certified hasn't been revealed.
The Redmi Note 18 series has seen three different models get certification. The top-tier model (rumored to be Redmi Note 18 Pro Max) is rumored to be equipped with a 10,000mAh battery. This seems to match with what the tipster suggests will be the top model in the Redmi Note 18 series.
The Redmi Note 18 series is currently going through the certification process. There is no official information regarding the release date and pricing of the devices. More information should emerge in the coming days as the company gears up for the launch of the new devices. We now have a concrete specification about the charging speed of the upcoming devices as the phone is confirmed to support 67W charging.
Source: GIZMOCHINA
67W is still painfully slow for a 2025 phone. My mid-range tablet charges faster than this.