Xiaomi’s Poco brand is laying the groundwork for its next-generation flagship line, with the Poco F9 Pro and Poco F9 Ultra surfacing in multiple regulatory databases ahead of any official announcement. The filings point to a global launch in the works and reveal key technical specifications for both models.
Model numbers and global variants
The GSMA IMEI database lists the Poco F9 Pro under the model identifier “2607APCA5G” and the Poco F9 Ultra as “26077PC53G.” The final “G” in each designation signals that these are global-market variants, consistent with Poco’s established naming conventions for devices sold outside China.
Connectivity and charging certifications
Further certifications have been granted by Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and Indonesia’s TKDN platform. The IMDA entries confirm that both handsets will support 5G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC. Meanwhile, filings in Taiwan’s NCC database provide the first concrete charging details: both the F9 Pro and F9 Ultra are listed with support for 100W wired charging, while the F9 Ultra goes a step further by adding 50W wireless charging capability.
Storage and memory configurations
The NCC documentation also outlines storage and memory tiers. The Poco F9 Ultra is recorded in 12GB/256GB, 12GB/512GB, and 16GB/512GB configurations, while the Poco F9 Pro appears with both 256GB and 512GB storage options. These specifications position the Ultra as the more expansively equipped model, a pattern consistent with Xiaomi’s previous Pro and Ultra differentiation.
Expected platform and launch timing
Poco has yet to officially acknowledge either device, but industry expectations place the F9 Pro and F9 Ultra as derivatives of the Redmi K100 series, which is anticipated to debut in China at some point in 2026. If that lineage holds, the global Poco models would likely inherit core performance and display attributes from their Redmi counterparts while adapting software and branding for international markets. The steady accumulation of certifications suggests Xiaomi’s sub-brand is moving methodically toward a wider rollout, though no formal launch date has been confirmed.
Sources: ximitime.com, www.sogi.com.tw