Recently, we spotted the model number M1903F10G on various certification sites, including Thailand’s NBTC, Taiwan’s NCC, Singapore’s IMDA, etc., that reveals the M1903F10G belongs to Mi 9 Series, and it will be called Mi 9T.
On May 21, three new Redmi models, M1903F10A, M1903F10T, and M1903F10C, believed to be the distinct variants of the Redmi K20, passed 3C certification in China. These model numbers are similar to the Mi 9T’s model M1903F10G except for the last letter G. We believe the Redmi K20 will launch outside China as the Mi 9T. The 3C listings also show the Redmi K20 (Globally as Mi 9T?) will arrive with 18W charging support.
Apart from the above three models, the M1903F11A, M1903F11T, and M1903F11C models have also been listed on China’s 3C certification site. These model numbers are believed to be the distinct variants of the Redmi K20 Pro. As per rumors, the same model number (except the last letter A/ T/ C), probably M1903F11G, which is yet to appear on other countries’ certification sites, could be listed as Mi 9T Pro. Therefore, it is believed that the Redmi K20 Pro could debut globally as the Mi 9T Pro. As per the 3C listing, the Redmi K20 Pro (Globally as Mi 9T Pro?) will support 27W fast charging.
We expect the prices of the Xiaomi Mi 9T and Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro will be similar to the prices of Xiaomi Mi 9 SE and Xiaomi Mi 9. It is speculated that a Snapdragon 855 mobile platform could fuel the Mi 9T Pro, and the MI 9T may arrive with a Snapdragon 700 mobile platform.
Xiaomi is all set to launch the Redmi K20 series on May 28 in China. However, the launch date of its global version, probably Mi 9T/ Mi 9T Pro, is yet to be confirmed, but we believe it will happen soon.
