Alright, some pretty interesting news bubbling up for tablet enthusiasts, especially if you keep an eye on Xiaomi. Fresh certification reports are basically confirming it: the follow-up to the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max we’ve all been waiting for? It’s ditching the ‘Max’ and getting slapped with a shiny new “Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra” name. Now, that kind of name change isn’t just for show. It signals Xiaomi’s serious intent, lining this flagship tablet up right alongside its top-tier smartphones where ‘Ultra’ means, well, the absolute best they’ve got in tech and features. We saw hints of this in recent Bluetooth SIG reports, confirming the new name and backing up earlier rumors about some frankly sensational charging speeds that could really shake things up for tablet users.
Confirmed: It’s Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra, Not ‘Max’
So, the latest paperwork from the Bluetooth SIG (the folks who certify Bluetooth devices) clearly features the “Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra” name, putting to rest the earlier “Pad 7 Max” speculation.
Why the Name Change Matters (Probably)
This move, renaming the product like this, feels like a deliberate nod towards wanting this thing to sit at the very top of their product family. It’s a statement. And connecting the dots further, the certification ties this Pad 7 Ultra to the model number 25032RP42C. Ring a bell? It should, because that’s the same model number spotted earlier in China’s 3C certification database. So, yeah, it pretty much verifies that the device making the rounds through these official channels is indeed the same flagship tablet that’s been the subject of leaks and whispers for a while now. Definitely the same beast.
The Real Headliner: That awesome 120W Charging
But the thing that really jumps out from these certification files? Confirmation of support for wired fast charging at a staggering 120W. Seriously, 120 watts on a tablet? That’s… something else. We’re talking about a massive leap in tablet charging tech, essentially bringing high-end smartphone charging speeds to the tablet form factor.
What 120W Actually Means for You
Think about the practical benefits here:
- Charging times will likely be drastically shorter than anything we’ve seen on previous tablets. Like, night and day difference, perhaps.
- Need a quick power boost during a short break? A few minutes plugged in could give you significant battery life.
- Less waiting around means the tablet is ready to go when you are, minimizing that annoying downtime.
- It’s a huge competitive advantage against other premium tablets out there. Puts pressure on the competition, I guess.
And this kind of charging speed becomes especially useful when you consider the leaks suggesting a large screen… something like 14 inches? A device that big usually needs a hefty battery, making super-fast charging almost essential, not just a luxury.
Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra: What Else Can We Expect?
Speaking of leaks, the well-known (and usually reliable) tipster Digital Chat Station has chimed in previously with what we might expect from this upcoming flagship tablet.
That Big 14-Inch Screen and Premium Build
According to those reports, the Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra is shaping up to feature:
- A quite frankly breathtaking 14-inch display. Massive screen real estate there.
- The aforementioned 120W flash charging support (good to see leaks aligning with certifications).
- High-quality materials befitting that ‘Ultra’ name. You’d expect nothing less, really.
It’s positioned clearly as the undisputed king of Xiaomi’s tablet lineup. A 14-inch screen is massive – curious to see how that feels in hand, personally.
Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra Taking Aim at the Top Dogs
All these details paint a clear picture: Xiaomi isn’t just aiming to compete in the high-end tablet market; it seems like they want to challenge the big players head-on. We’re talking potential rivals like Apple’s established iPad Pro and Samsung’s Galaxy Tab Ultra devices. Moving away from “Max” and fully embracing “Ultra” brings their tablet naming in line with their smartphones, where “Ultra” is reserved strictly for the best-of-the-best offerings. Xiaomi isn’t messing around here, it seems.
Looks like Xiaomi is really going for the throat in the high-end tablet market with this one. The combination of the ‘Ultra’ branding, that huge 120W charging, and the rumored massive screen makes the Pad 7 Ultra one to watch very closely.
