Last week, it was revealed that the configuration of the new Mi Pad 6 Max is basically the same as that of the Mi Pad 6 Pro, but with a larger screen. Now that Mi Pad 6 Max has appeared on Geekbench, you can learn more key specifications.
According to the certification information, the model of Mi Pad 6 Max is 2307BRPDCC, equipped with a 3.19GHz Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 processor, coupled with 12GB RAM, and pre-installed Android 13 system.
It is currently known that the Mi Pad 6 Max tablet has passed the Bluetooth SIG and 3C certification, and it is confirmed that it supports 67W fast charging. The front of the device is also equipped with a ToF sensor for depth sensing, which can create a 3D model of a real object in a virtual environment, and can also detect whether the user is watching the tablet, intelligently lighting up the screen or resuming any paused media.
At present, there is little information about the Mi Pad 6 Max tablet. @数码问话站 broke the news that Mi Pad 6 Max is Xiaomi’s first 14-inch Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 flagship tablet, which has greatly improved performance, audio-visual, and software adaptation.
According to previous reports, the Xiaomi Mi Pad 6 Max is code-named “yudi” and will be launched together with Mi MIX Fold 3 and Mi Watch S2 Pro.
Since the Xiaomi Mi Pad 6 Max has basically the same configuration as the current Mi Pad 6 Pro, it can be used as a reference.
Mi Pad 6 Pro uses an 11-inch 2.8K LCD screen, equipped with a Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 processor, equipped with LPDDR5 RAM+UFS 3.1 ROM. For shooting, it adopts a front-facing 20-megapixel single lens and a rear-mounted 50-megapixel + 2-megapixel dual-lens configuration. The phone has a built-in 8600mAh battery, supports 67W fast charging, and can be fully charged in just 62 minutes.
