Few months ago, Xiaomi had introduced Redmi 6 series of smartphones such as Redmi 6A, Redmi 6 and Redmi 6 Pro in China. With few months remaining in this year, Xiaomi fans are eagerly waiting for the successor for the Redmi Note 5 and Redmi Note5 Pro. Well-known tipster Roland Quandt has recently claimed Redmi Note 6 Pro is coming which indicates that the Redmi Note 6 will also alongside it.

Rumors have it that model numbers M1806E7TC, M1806E7TE, M1806E7TG, M1806E7TH, M1806E7TI, M1806E7TS and M1806E7TT are the variants of the phones that belong to the Redmi Note 6 series. Among these models like M1806E7TC, M1806E7TE, M1806E7TS and M1806E7T have already received certification from China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (CMIIT) in the recent past.

Also, model numbers M1806E7TG and M1806E7TH have gained approval from Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the U.S. and National Communications Commission (NCC) in Taiwan. It is speculated that these two could end up as Redmi Note 6 and Note 6 Pro. There is a fresh listing for M1806E7TH model on the website of Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) in Russia. In May, the same bodied had certified Redmi Note 6 models such as Redmi Note 6, Note 6a, Note 6a Prime and Redmi Note 6 Pro.

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Apart from the information that has been shared by Quandt, there are no other details available on Redmi Note 6 and Note 6 Pro smartphones. According to Quandt, the Redmi Note 6 Pro would be coming in 32 GB storage + 3 GB RAM and 64 GB storage + 4 GB RAM variants in Europe. These variants are expected to be priced between 200 euros and 250 euros in Europe. It may arrive in colors like Gold, Blue and Black. Since the Pro variant of the Redmi Note 5 came in 6 GB RAM option, there is a possibility that the Note 6 Pro would be also coming in 64 GB storage + 6 GB RAM variant.

There is no information available on the launch date of the Redmi Note 6 series. The Redmi Note 5 and Note 5 Pro were unleashed in February this year. However, their successor editions may go official by the end of 2018.

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In the previous month, the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) had certified several existing and unannounced smartphones from Xiaomi. The smartphones approved by EEC are expected to debut in Europe in future. Few more Xiaomi handsets were also certified yesterday by the EEC.

Smartphones such as Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite, Mi 8, Mi 8 Explorer Edition, Mi 8 SE, Mi 8 Pro, Redmi 6, Redmi 6 Pro, Redmi 6A, Redmi 6S and Redmi 6X were certified by the EEC yesterday. As it can be seen, some of these smartphones have already launched in China, but Mi A2 Lite, Mi 8 Pro, Redmi 6S and 6X are yet to go official. EEC certificate was issued to these smartphones on June 14, 2018 and it is valid until January 2027.

The Mi A2 Lite with a model number of M1805D15SG was spotted at the Singapore’s Communications Authority in the previous month. Apart from this, there is no other information available on this smartphone.

Among the recently introduced Redmi 6 series, the Redmi 6 Pro features a notched 19:9 display whereas the Redmi 6 and Redmi 6A phones have notch-less 18:9 display. Since the Redmi 6 and 6X are not “Pro” models, there is a possibility that they arrive with full screen design like the Redmi 6 and 6A smartphones.

The Mi 8 Pro was not announced at the launch event of Mi 8, Mi 8 Explorer Edition and Mi 8 SE that was held at the end of May. There is a possibility that the Mi 8 Pro could be nothing but the highest storage variant of the Mi 8 that features 256 GB of storage.

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Apart from the aforementioned devices, smartphones like Mi 7 Lite, Mi Mix 2s, Mi Mix 3S, Mi S1, Mi S2, Mi S3, Redmi S1, Redmi S3, Redmi A1, Redmi A2, Redmi Note 6, Redmi Note 6A, Redmi Note 6A Prime, Redmi Note 6 Prime, Redmi 6 Plus, and Redmi 6A Plus were also approved by EEC in May. Xiaomi made its foray into the Eastern Europe earlier this year including its launch in Russia and it is also working on expanding its business in Western Europe. Hence, it appears that all the Xiaomi phones that have been approved by EEC recently may soon begin launching in Europe.

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