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Xiaomi 17, Poco F8 Series, and Redmi Note 15 Appear on IMDA Certification, Signaling Global Launch Soon

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Xiaomi, Poco, and Redmi appear to be gearing up for a wave of global smartphone launches, as four new models have surfaced on Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) certification website. The listings suggest that the global variant of the Xiaomi 17 is on the horizon, alongside the Poco F8 Pro, Poco F8 Ultra, and Redmi Note 15. These certifications provide early insights into the devices’ connectivity options and model numbers, signaling that the official global unveiling could happen very soon. The Xiaomi 17 has already been introduced in China, making this certification an indicator that it will soon reach international markets.

The Xiaomi 17 was listed under the model number 25113PN0EG on the IMDA site, hinting at its imminent global release. Alongside it, the Poco F8 Pro and Poco F8 Ultra appeared with model numbers 2510DPC44G and 25102PCBE, respectively. These listings confirm that the devices are ready for market certification, a key step before official launches. While the certifications do not reveal detailed specifications, they do indicate that the devices are being prepared for broader international availability.

All three of the upcoming devices — Xiaomi 17, Poco F8 Pro, and Poco F8 Ultra — are confirmed to support 5G connectivity, in addition to Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and NFC, ensuring modern wireless features are included. This suggests that these devices will meet the connectivity demands of global users, making them competitive in their respective segments. Meanwhile, the Redmi Note 15 also appeared on the IMDA website under model number 2510DRA23E, supporting Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and NFC, but notably lacking 5G support, positioning it as a more budget-friendly option for markets that don’t require next-generation network capabilities.

These IMDA certifications indicate that Xiaomi, Poco, and Redmi are actively preparing their latest models for international release, following successful domestic launches. While specifications, pricing, and availability details are yet to be officially confirmed, the presence of these devices on the certification website is a strong signal that the global launch could be just around the corner. Fans and potential buyers can expect formal announcements in the coming weeks, likely accompanied by detailed specs, pricing, and market availability for each of these new smartphones.

Xiaomi 17, Poco F8 Series, and Redmi Note 15 Appear on IMDA Website, Signaling Upcoming Global Release

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Xiaomi, Poco, and Redmi appear poised to expand their global smartphone lineup, as four new devices were recently spotted on Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) certification website. The listings suggest that the global variant of the Xiaomi 17 could launch soon, accompanied by new Poco and Redmi models, including the Poco F8 Pro, Poco F8 Ultra, and the Redmi Note 15. Each listing provides model numbers and confirms the connectivity options of the upcoming devices. The Xiaomi 17 has already debuted in China, and a global rollout seems imminent.

The Xiaomi 17 global variant was listed under the model number 25113PN0EG on the IMDA site, signaling that an international launch could be close. In addition, the Poco F8 Pro and Poco F8 Ultra appeared with model numbers 2510DPC44G and 25102PCBE, respectively, reinforcing the idea that the Poco lineup is also gearing up for a worldwide release.

All three devices—the Xiaomi 17, Poco F8 Pro, and Poco F8 Ultra—are confirmed to support 5G connectivity alongside Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and NFC. While the certification listings do not provide detailed specifications, the inclusion of 5G indicates that these models will target mid-to-high-end segments in international markets.

Meanwhile, the Redmi Note 15 4G was also certified under model number 2510DRA23E. Unlike the other three devices, this Redmi model lacks 5G support but includes Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and NFC connectivity. The certification hints that Xiaomi’s sub-brand plans to offer a more affordable option for regions where 5G adoption is still limited.