Xiaomi 18 Pro Max appears on Geekbench with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro

Jeeva Shanmugam
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Highlights
  • Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Geekbench listing reportedly shows 2,831 single-core and 8,843 multi-core scores.
  • The device is linked to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro and 16GB RAM.
  • Android 17 and a new HyperOS 4 experience are expected on the upcoming flagship.

With another early peek into the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Geekbench appearance, there is yet another glimpse at what the company may be planning for its next flagship series release. This time, the handset was seen carrying the model number M610BB just as Xiaomi prepares to launch the Xiaomi 18 Pro series in China.

However, there is some confusion surrounding the model numbers. The earlier rumor identified M154FF with the Pro Max, but the more recent rumors tie it to the Xiaomi 18 Pro. The exact model number for each handset remains unspecified by Xiaomi, which makes this identification a leak at this stage. Let us completely break down the story.

Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Geekbench listing gives us an early look at its flagship hardware

The Geekbench 7 database reveals the test performance of 3,417 points on single-core and 10,904 points in multi-core testing. It is also noteworthy that the smartphone has around 16 GB of RAM, indicating that Xiaomi is working with a premium RAM configuration.

Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Geekbench listing surfaces with new performance details
Image Credits: Geekbench

What is really intriguing is the information about the processor. As can be seen from the listing, the SM8975 platform of Qualcomm is mentioned, which corresponds to the future Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro.

In particular, its CPU will have eight cores, two cores of which will operate at 5.01GHz, while three cores will work at 4.03GHz and three cores will work at 3.74GHz. It should be noted that it is a prototype score, so one shouldn’t rely on these numbers.

Another GPU specification stirs doubts

There is one more specification that merits attention. According to the M610BB Geekbench listing, the Adreno 845 GPU is used in the device. It is noteworthy since, in one of the earlier listings from Xiaomi, which was related to the M154FF model, the Adreno 850 GPU was used. Now, with the confusion about models, it is not clear what hardware is actually used.

Android 17 and HyperOS 4 coming

The benchmarks hint at Android 17, whereas the Xiaomi 18 line-up is supposed to come with the HyperOS 4 operating system by Xiaomi. The new Pro line-up is already being teased by Xiaomi in China, which comes with a redesigned secondary rear display near the camera module.

Overall, from the listing of the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max on Geekbench, it becomes easier for us to get a preview of what Xiaomi is testing for its device in terms of the processor, memory, and the software. But it should be known that some facts related to the identification and other hardware of the phone have been gathered from leaks.

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Highlights
  • Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Geekbench listing reportedly shows 2,831 single-core and 8,843 multi-core scores.
  • The device is linked to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro and 16GB RAM.
  • Android 17 and a new HyperOS 4 experience are expected on the upcoming flagship.

With another early peek into the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Geekbench appearance, there is yet another glimpse at what the company may be planning for its next flagship series release. This time, the handset was seen carrying the model number M610BB just as Xiaomi prepares to launch the Xiaomi 18 Pro series in China.

However, there is some confusion surrounding the model numbers. The earlier rumor identified M154FF with the Pro Max, but the more recent rumors tie it to the Xiaomi 18 Pro. The exact model number for each handset remains unspecified by Xiaomi, which makes this identification a leak at this stage. Let us completely break down the story.

Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Geekbench listing gives us an early look at its flagship hardware

The Geekbench 7 database reveals the test performance of 3,417 points on single-core and 10,904 points in multi-core testing. It is also noteworthy that the smartphone has around 16 GB of RAM, indicating that Xiaomi is working with a premium RAM configuration.

Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Geekbench listing surfaces with new performance details
Image Credits: Geekbench

What is really intriguing is the information about the processor. As can be seen from the listing, the SM8975 platform of Qualcomm is mentioned, which corresponds to the future Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro.

In particular, its CPU will have eight cores, two cores of which will operate at 5.01GHz, while three cores will work at 4.03GHz and three cores will work at 3.74GHz. It should be noted that it is a prototype score, so one shouldn’t rely on these numbers.

Another GPU specification stirs doubts

There is one more specification that merits attention. According to the M610BB Geekbench listing, the Adreno 845 GPU is used in the device. It is noteworthy since, in one of the earlier listings from Xiaomi, which was related to the M154FF model, the Adreno 850 GPU was used. Now, with the confusion about models, it is not clear what hardware is actually used.

Android 17 and HyperOS 4 coming

The benchmarks hint at Android 17, whereas the Xiaomi 18 line-up is supposed to come with the HyperOS 4 operating system by Xiaomi. The new Pro line-up is already being teased by Xiaomi in China, which comes with a redesigned secondary rear display near the camera module.

Overall, from the listing of the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max on Geekbench, it becomes easier for us to get a preview of what Xiaomi is testing for its device in terms of the processor, memory, and the software. But it should be known that some facts related to the identification and other hardware of the phone have been gathered from leaks.

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