Key Takeaways
1. The Poco X8 Pro has been identified by the model number 2511FPC34G, distinct from its retail name.
2. The device is linked to the Redmi Turbo 5 models designed for China and India.
3. It has received certification from the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), indicating its upcoming launch.
4. The model number ‘PC’ confirms it as a Poco smartphone, separate from other Xiaomi brands.
5. Xiaomi is expected to continue selling the Poco X7 Pro until January 2026, with more details on the X8 Pro likely to emerge in winter 2025.
The Poco X8 Pro has appeared again in a recent leak after being seen in IMEI databases. To summarize, the device was identified by its model number 2511FPC34G, which is different from its final retail name. As mentioned previously, 2511FPC34G seems to be a Poco version of 2511FRT34C and 2511FRT34I, which are thought to be the Chinese and Indian models of the Redmi Turbo 5.
Certification Updates
Now, the same global device has passed through the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), which is a governing body of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU/EEU). For context, the EEC is often a regulatory authority that discloses information about devices before they are officially launched, like what happened with the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 back in June (currently $69.34 on Amazon).
As illustrated in the image below, the EEC has certified 2511FPC34G specifically as a Poco smartphone and not any other Xiaomi brand. Interestingly, the letters ‘PC’ in the model number hint at this as well. Furthermore, the model number suggests that Xiaomi plans to announce at least one variant around November 2025.
Future Expectations
Nonetheless, this might only apply to the Redmi Turbo 5 rather than the Poco X8 Pro. For now, Xiaomi is anticipated to continue selling the Poco X7 Pro until January 2026. If these timelines are correct, further specific information regarding its successor should emerge this winter.
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