Xiaomi Pad 6 Max listed on Geekbench site with this Snapdragon SoC
Xiaomi Pad 6 Max tablet could be launching soon. The Pad 6 series currently includes the Xiaomi Pad 6 and Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro, which were launched in April this year. However, only the Xiaomi Pad 6 is currently available in the Indian market. Now, it seems that the company is working on launching another tablet in the Pad 6 series. This model, which is expected to be called the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max, has been spotted on the Geekbench certification site, hinting at an imminent launch. The listing also revealed some of the specifications of the upcoming tablet.
The Xiaomi Pad 6 Max, with model number 2307BRPDCC, is mention on the Geekbench site, first reported by MySmartPrice. The model is said to be powered by a 3.19GHz octa-core processor, codenamed Taro. While the Geekbench listing didn’t reveal the name of the processor, it’s most likely a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC. Note that the Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro is also equipped with the same processor.
Xiaomi’s upcoming tablet, as the listing suggests, will feature up to 12GB of RAM. It is said to run Android 13 with MIUI 14 skin on top. The upcoming Xiaomi Pad 6 Max has scored 1752 points in the single-core test and 4618 points in the multi-core test. There are no further details about the tablet mentioned on the site.
Recently the tablet was also reported listed on the 3C certification site. The listing suggested that the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max is likely to get 67W fast charging, similar to the Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro. This has led to speculation that the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max could be a larger version of the Pad 6 Pro but with similar specs. This first came to light when tipster Fixed Focus Digital Posted on Weibo that the configuration of both tablets will remain the same, but the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max is expected to get a 14-inch display.
Meanwhile, Xiaomi has yet to make any announcements about the launch of the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max. It remains to be seen whether the company will unveil the tablet for the Mi Mix Fold 3 on August 14 in China.
