Xiaomi’s spin-off brand Redmi is gearing up to launch its first-ever tablet—the Redmi Pad—in global markets. The company has not confirmed the launch date yet, but the device has been spotted receiving multiple certifications, which hints it may debut soon. The tablet has recently visited the SIRIM, BIS, and SGS Fimko certification websites. Here are the details.

The Redmi Pad has been spotted on various certification sites, including Malaysia’s SIRIM, India’s BIS, and SGS Fimko (Via Mukul Sharma). The handset was seen listed with a model number of 22081283G. The SGS Fimko listing suggests the tablet will be equipped with 18W charging.

In addition, the BIS listing signals the device may also launch in India soon. Recent reports suggest the Redmi Pad may debut globally in October. As mentioned, Redmi is yet to confirm the exact date.

Redmi Pad Specifications

Previous leaks and rumors have helped us paint a good picture of the Redmi Pad. The tablet is expected to feature an 11.2-inch LCD panel that offers a 2K resolution. It is reported to be powered by a MediaTek MT8781 chipset paired with up to 4GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard storage.

It may pack a 7,800mAh battery with support for 18W fast charging. If we talk about the optics, the pad may have a sole 8-megapixel rear camera without an LED flash. On the software front, it is expected to run the Android 12 OS with MIUI Pad 13 on top. A recent TDRA listing hints that the tablet will be available in cellular as well as Wi-Fi-only models.

As per a recent report, the Redmi Pad cellular model could cost up to 350 euros in the European market. In addition, the latest leak revealed that the Wi-Fi-only variant of the Redmi Pad will go on sale for 71.9 Kuwaiti Dinars (roughly $235/Rs 18,800).

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