New smartphone/tablet models from the Chinese consumer electronics maker – Xiaomi have now been certified by the European EEC certification authority. These upcoming devices are going to arrive under the Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO branding.
Read more about the update below.
New Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO Devices – EEC Certification
Xiaomi devices with model numbers – ‘25069PTEBG’ (~smartphone) and ‘5079RPDCG’ (~tablet) have received the EEC certification with notification numbers – ‘KZ0000010455’ and ‘KZ0000010457’, respectively.
The Redmi-branded smartphones carrying model numbers – ‘25078RA3EA’, ‘25057RN09G’, ‘25062RN2DA’, and ‘25062RN2DY’ have been spotted on the EEC database, with respective notification numbers – ‘KZ0000010448’, ‘KZ0000010450’, ‘KZ0000010451’, and ‘KZ0000010452’.
POCO’s smartphone bearing the model number – ‘25062PC34G’ has also appeared on the EEC certification database with the notification number – ‘KZ0000010454’.
All these above mentioned Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO devices were listed on the certification database on the 11th of April 2025, and they will be having certification validity till the 31st of December 2034.
As per a recent report (received via Smartprix), the Xiaomi ‘25069PTEBG’ smartphone is allegedly the next Xiaomi 15T device. Both the Xiaomi 15T and Xiaomi 15T Pro (2506BPN68G/2506BPN68R) smartphone models were reportedly spotted on the HyperOS code earlier, revealing that they are under development. Their respective codenames of ‘klimt’ and ‘turner’ (continuing tribute to painters – Gustav Klimt and J.M.W. Turner) were spotted within the HyperOS 2.1 software as well. To add, the Redmi K80 Ultra (25060RK16C) also shares the codename ‘turner’. The Xiaomi 15T Pro and Redmi K80 Ultra are believed to share similar hardware and software specs, but with differences too particularly in terms of the cameras.
Speaking more about the Xiaomi 15T and Xiaomi 15T Pro smartphones, these two are expected to use MediaTek’s Dimensity 8400 Ultra and Dimensity 9400+ chipsets respectively, and are likely to launch alongside the Xiaomi Mix Flip 2 at a possible September launch event – if the brand continues its trend of unveiling foldable and T-series devices together. It should however be noted that just like the other previous T-series smartphones, Xiaomi is probably not going to release its 15T series in the Indian market.
Stay tuned for more updates.
