Xiaomi’s Redmi K80 series is apparently getting closer to release, as it has now passed through the CQC certification authority. The documentation doesn’t reveal much, but it suggests that, at least for now, there will be three devices in the lineup: K80, K80 Pro and K80E.
The Redmi K80 and K80 Pro, with model numbers 24127RK2CC and 24122RKC7C respectively, will both support 120W charging, while the Redmi K80E, model number 24117RK2CC will be capable of 90W charging.
The Redmi K80 series has passed the CQC certification #RedmiK80Pro
• Model: 24122RKC7C
• 120W fast charging#redmiK80
• Model: 24127RK2CC
• 120W fast charger#RedmiK80E
• Model: 24117RK2CC
• 90W fast charger pic.twitter.com/1BEAtPeMk0— Piyush Bhasarkar (@TechKard) November 2, 2024
This is pretty much what we know semi-officially for now about the K80 family. Besides that, rumors suggest that the K80 series will come with price increases, and the price of the Pro will increase more. That’s not great news, but on the other hand it also revealed that the flagship model of the K80 line will use Qualcomm’s next flagship chipset (Snapdragon 8 Elite) and a 6,000 mAh battery.
If you’ve read this far you might be wondering why you’ve never heard of the Redmi K series before. It is because it is only sold in China under this name. Internationally, devices in this line are often rebranded as part of the Poco F series, and news regarding price increases certainly doesn’t bode well for upcoming Poco F models.
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