Xiaomi has a phone coming that you can already see on paper. Its model number is M841EE, and a 3C certification entry in China lists a charger rated for 67W. Digital Chat Station, a phone tipster, thinks it is a Redmi Note 18, but Xiaomi itself has said nothing about it.
The entry names Xiaomi Communications as applicant and manufacturer and Xi’an BYD Electronics as the factory, and calls the device a 5G digital mobile phone. Chinese reports put the certificate on 12 November.
According to the tipster, Xiaomi has filed three Redmi Note 18 models so far. He expects the Redmi Note 18 Pro Max to sit at the top with a battery of around 10,000mAh, and says more Xiaomi products are due before the year is out. Nothing in the listing says which of the three phones carries M841EE, so the 67W figure cannot yet be assigned to one model.
Last July’s Redmi Note 17 Pro is the yardstick: it came with a 9,000mAh cell, the same 67W wired speed and a Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 processor. If the Pro Max does land near 10,000mAh, the battery would stay close to the current level, not jump to a new tier.
The listing’s charger line is a Xiaomi power adapter with several voltage steps, topping out at 67W. That tells us the wired charging ceiling of the paperwork, not the battery size, screen or chip, none of which the certificate covers.
No launch date or price exists yet. A second listing, or Xiaomi’s first teaser, should show which Redmi Note 18 carries M841EE.
