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New Redmi Note Phones (M2007J17C / M2007J22C) Receive 3C Certification In China

Xiaomi phones with model numbers M2007J17C and M2007J22C were certified by the Chinese MIIT last month. At that time blogger Digital Chat Station claimed through his Weibo account that the M2007J17C device is codenamed Gauguin and has a 108-megapixel main camera. He also announced today that the M2007J17C and its variant M2007J22C have received the approval of the Chinese leadership of 3C. He claimed that these are the next smartphones in the series Redmi Notes.

From the 3C listings, it can be seen that the M2007J17C and M2007J22C assume they are two different phones, as their chargers offer different maximum charging speeds. The listing indicates that the M2007J17C can come with a 33W fast charger, while the M2007J22C can be accompanied by a 22,5W fast charger. Both phones support 5G connectivity.

New Redmi Note series 3C certified

He also confirmed that the M2007J17C is equipped with a 108MP HM2 ISOCELL Samsung lens. Another post on Weibo revealed that his camera will include a telephoto lens and a macro lens.

Recent reports have claimed that Xiaomi Mi 10T will arrive in China under a different name Redmi K30S. Rumor has it that it will be announced on November 1st. While initial reports claimed that the brand's Note series phone could be called the Redmi Note 10, there are conflicting claims that it could be called something else.

Snapdragon 750G processor Xiaomi Mi 10T Liteavailable in global markets has the model number M2007J17G. The presence of the letter “C” at the end of the M2007J17C indicates that the Mi 10T Lite is heading to China as a Redmi Note series device. The MI 10T Lite has a 64MP camera, but the Chinese version is expected to have a 108MP main camera. This suggests that the next Redmi Note phone could be a modified version, a modified version of the Mi 10T Lite.

The M2010J19SC is believed to be also part of the upcoming Redmi Note series. The 4G phone passed MIIT certification last month, but has yet to appear on 3C and TENAA.


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