Xiaomi’s sub-brand Redmi has a handful of devices waiting in the pipeline to go official in multiple markets. In China too, it has the Redmi K50 series, Redmi Note 11E Pro, and Redmi 10A waiting to go official. Fresh information reveals a new Xiaomi device with 22041219C (via) has received approval from the 3C authority of China. According to Xiaomiui’s report from last month, the 22041219C will be arriving as a branded as a Redmi device.
The Redmi 22041219C’s 3C certification suggests that it will be a budget-friendly phone. It has surfaced with a 22.5W charger in 3C’s database. The listing has no other information on its specifications.
As mentioned above, there are a couple of new Redmi phones that are likely to launch soon in China. Beginning with the K50 series, the Redmi K50 (model number 22021211RC) and Redmi K50 Pro (model number 220411211AC) were spotted with a 67W fast charger earlier this month. These devices are likely to be powered by the Dimensity 8000 and Snapdragon 870 chipset, respectively. The Redmi K50 Pro+ (model number 22011211C) was spotted with a 120W fast charger this month. It is likely to feature the Dimensity 9000 chipset.
The Redmi Note 11E Pro (model number 2201116SC) was spotted as a 67W charger. This handset is said to be rebranded version of the global Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G, which features the Snapdragon 695. The Redmi 10A (model number 220233L2C) is a 4G LTE device, which surfaced with a 10W charger at 3C. It is speculated to feature the Helio G25 chip.
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