Xiaomi 18 certified with 7200 mAh battery and 100W charging
The standard Xiaomi 18 smartphone with model number M261DB has passed 3C certification in China, revealing a 7200 mAh battery and 100W charging.

A new Xiaomi smartphone bearing the catalog number M261DB has successfully passed certification in China. The regulatory entry appeared in the 3C database on November 6, indicating support for 100W fast wired charging technology. According to insider Experience More, this device is the standard version of the Xiaomi 18 lineup, which the company plans to introduce next month.
- A new Xiaomi smartphone with model number M261DB passed 3C certification
- The device features support for 100W fast charging technology
- The standard Xiaomi 18 model is expected to launch in December
- Leaks suggest a 7200 mAh battery and a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 processor
Launch Timeline and Background
The existence of the base model was previously hinted at by Xiaomi Group President Lu Weibing. Ahead of the Xiaomi 18 Pro launch on September 23, he responded to a user on Weibo, confirming that a standard version of the lineup would indeed arrive later. This strategy matches earlier reports from digital insider Digital Chat Station.
Back in August, Digital Chat Station reported that Xiaomi would release the Pro models first and follow up with the standard version in December. The appearance of the new device in the 3C database aligns perfectly with this expected release schedule.
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According to preliminary leaks, the upcoming Xiaomi 18 will feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 processor, a 200-megapixel primary camera sensor, and a massive 7200 mAh battery. For comparison, the battery capacity of the higher-tier Xiaomi 18 Pro model stands at 7000 mAh, giving the base model a slight edge in raw battery size.
These specifications position the device as a powerful competitor in the flagship market, offering exceptional endurance combined with fast charging speeds to meet modern consumer demands.
Market Context and Global Availability
As details about the standard variant emerge, anticipation continues to grow around the ecosystem. Earlier reports indicated that the global release for the Xiaomi 18 Pro and Xiaomi 18 Pro Max models might take place as early as November 17, setting the stage for the broader rollout.
Source: iXBT.com



