A Xiaomi phone carrying the model number M841EE cleared China's 3C certification on 12 November with 67W wired charging, and the tipster Digital Chat Station says it belongs to the Redmi Note 18 series.
That attribution comes from the tipster rather than from the listing. The 3C database records the model number and the charging rating, and nothing that identifies a product line, so the Note 18 connection is informed inference rather than confirmation.
If the connection holds, the more useful question is which model it is. The Redmi Note 17 Pro already charges at 67W, so a 67W Note 18 Pro would be a flat repeat. The standard Note 17 charges at 45W, and lifting that model to 67W would be a real improvement for the phone most people in this range actually buy. The listing does not say which one this is.
Three models in the series have reportedly passed certification so far. There is also a rumour that the top model carries a battery somewhere near 10,000mAh, though that figure is unconfirmed and has not appeared in any certification document.
Xiaomi has not announced the series, a date or a price. A 3C listing is an early regulatory step rather than a launch signal, so there is time yet.
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