Xiaomi Redmi Note 18 Series Appears in 3C Certification with 67W Charging

An unannounced Xiaomi handset identified by the model number M841EE has successfully cleared China’s 3C regulatory certification process. Information shared by industry tipster Digital Chat Station indicates that this device is expected to join the forthcoming Redmi Note 18 smartphone lineup. While official branding has not yet been confirmed by the manufacturer, industry speculation points to the M841EE potentially representing the Redmi Note 18 Pro variant, largely because its predecessor—the Redmi Note 17 Pro—also featured 67W wired power delivery.

The regulatory filing currently lacks commercial names, leaving the exact placement of the M841EE within the family uncertain. According to leaks from Digital Chat Station, Xiaomi has registered a total of three devices under the Redmi Note 18 banner so far. Among them, the top-tier Redmi Note 18 Pro Max is rumored to house an exceptionally large battery capacity of approximately 10,000mAh, though specific details regarding its charging speed remain undisclosed in the current leaks.

Industry reports indicate that the new mid-range series could make its debut in China prior to the Lunar New Year holiday on February 6, 2027, although Xiaomi has yet to publicize an official release schedule. For context, the preceding Redmi Note 17 series rolled out in China starting in July 2026, featuring substantial battery capacities such as 9,000mAh paired with 67W charging on the Pro model and a massive 10,000mAh cell with 100W charging on the Pro Max edition.