Xiaomi Redmi Pad has also passed the 3C certification, as Redmi’s first tablet, supports 22.5W fast charging and is expected to carry a 7800mAh battery.

Today, tipster Abhishek Yadav has released what he says are renders of both devices, confirming the Xiaomi 12T Pro with a 200MP main camera and the Redmi Pad with an 8MP rear camera.

The renders of the Xiaomi 12T Pro look a lot like the Redmi K50 Supreme Edition, except that the 108MP wording of the lens module has been changed to 200MP, while the Redmi Pad has a single rear camera and the power button is on the vertical side.

▼ Redmi K50 Supreme Edition

Xiaomi 12T Pro has been certified and is now in the FCC database. It is expected to support NFC and dual SIM cards, support both 4G LTE and 5G connectivity and has three versions: 8GB+128GB, 8GB+256GB, and 12GB+256GB.

The Xiaomi 12T Pro is expected to be equipped with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, a 6.67-inch 120Hz OLED display, a built-in 5000mAh battery, and support for 120W fast charging.

According to previous reports, Redmi’s first tablet will be a speaker video experience, with an 11-inch 2K LCD full-screen display, MediaTek Xunqun processor, and a small rectangular matrix single camera on the rear.

The blogger @DigitalGodTest has also released a picture of a suspected Redmi Pad, for reference only.

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The new Redmi Pad has a rated battery capacity of 7800mAh and comes pre-installed with MIUI 13, which is a WiFi entry-level tablet.

According to the previous news, Redmi’s first Pad will be in the speaker audio and video experience, using an 11-inch 2K LCD full-screen, equipped with MediaTek XunKun processor, the rear of the small rectangular matrix single camera.

Xiaomi has already taken delivery of two new screens, one of which is a 12.4-inch LTPS (low-temperature polysilicon) LCD screen with a screen resolution of 2800 x 1752p, and the other is a 10.61-inch a-Si (amorphous silicon liquid crystal display) LCD screen. The former is expected to be used in the Xiaomi Pad6 series, and the latter is expected to be used in the Redmi entry-level tablet (expected to be equipped with a MediaTek XunKun processor). The device model “Redmi Pad 5G” appeared in Xiaomi’s previous research.

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