Redmi Note 18 shows up in 3C listing with 67W charging
The Redmi Note 17 is only a few months old, yet a Redmi phone with 67W charging has already passed 3C certification. It is believed to belong to the Redmi Note 18 series.
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The find comes from tipster Digital Chat Station (DCS), who posted a screenshot of the 3C listing on Weibo. DCS believes the phone is part of the Redmi Note 18 series. He added that three models have been certified so far, but he did not say which of them carries the M841EE number.
Which Redmi Note 18 model has 67W charging?
Nobody knows yet. The source suggests it could be the Redmi Note 18 Pro, since the Note 17 Pro also charged at 67W. That is a guess based on the previous generation, not something the listing confirms.
What else is rumoured about the Redmi Note 18 series?
DCS says the top model, the Redmi Note 18 Pro Max, will get a large 10,000mAh battery. For comparison, most phones in this class sit well below that. He also claims Redmi plans to launch several new products before the Chinese Lunar New Year.
3C certification is a mandatory step for phones sold in China that ship with chargers or support wired charging, so a listing usually means a device is moving toward launch. It does not give a release date, and Xiaomi has said nothing officially about the Note 18 line.
In the comments, readers are already writing their wish lists: better chipsets, an ultrawide camera, stereo speakers and no 6GB RAM options. Others worry that price cuts and the current RAM shortage will hurt value for money. None of that is confirmed either.
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