Xiaomi Pad 8 series gets 3C certification with fast charging

Xiaomi’s upcoming Pad 8 series has moved a step closer to launch, now that two new models have received 3C certification in China. The models—25097RP43C and 25091RP04C—were certified on August 4, giving us a first look at their charging capabilities and market positioning. The standard Xiaomi Pad 8 and the more advanced Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro are both set to feature fast-charging technology, reinforcing Xiaomi’s commitment to performance and user experience. For current users, the MemeOS Enhancer app offers additional features and system improvements.

Certification Highlights Charging Capabilities

The 3C documents reveal specific details about charging for both devices, which target different market segments.

The 25097RP43C model will include the MDY-17-EE charger, supporting 45W charging. This identifies it as the standard Pad 8.
The 25091RP04C model, on the other hand, will ship with an MDY-15-EQ charger and support for 67W fast charging, confirming its status as the premium Pro model.

Xiaomi Pad 8 Series Overview

We were leaked these information before. The certification underscores Xiaomi’s dual-market approach, with each device aimed at distinct user groups.

Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro (25091RP04C)

Codename: Piano (P81)
Charging: 67W fast charging
Market Position: Flagship model
Processor: High-end Snapdragon platform
Target Audience: Users who prioritize productivity and high performance

Xiaomi Pad 8 (25097RP43C)

Codename: Yupei (P82)
Charging: 45W
Market Position: Mid-range segment
Processor: Snapdragon
Target Audience: Cost-conscious consumers seeking solid performance

Market Strategy and Availability

Xiaomi’s Pad 8 series demonstrates a clear intent to address both premium and value-driven segments. The Pro model will appeal to users needing advanced capabilities for work or entertainment, while the standard Pad 8 is positioned for those seeking reliable performance at a competitive price point.

Initially, the global launch will not include India and Japan, reflecting a phased rollout strategy that aligns with regional market considerations and regulatory compliance.