In recent months, the Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro has been the subject of several rumors, and now new information seems to confirm its position in the flagship segment. The device, which was spotted in 3C certification in March 2025, promises top-notch specifications, including a quick charge from 120W and a 12,5-inch large display.
Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro: First details on the high-end tablet leak
One of the most relevant details that emerged in the 3C certification concerns the support for top up at 120W, a feature that we usually find in high-end devices. This suggests that Xiaomi is aiming for a large battery with reduced charging times, ensuring greater autonomy and an uninterrupted user experience.
The model number associated with the Pad 7S Pro is 25053RP5CC, and speculation is that Xiaomi is designing a device that is meant to compete with the best tablets on the market, offering high performance for both productivity and entertainment.
Secondo Digital Chat Station, the Pad 7S Pro will feature a display by 12,5 inches, slightly improving the dimensions compared to its predecessor. However, the technology of the panel: could be an OLED, ensuring more vibrant colors and high contrast, or a LCD with 2K+ resolution, which would still offer excellent visual quality.
The previous generation, the Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro, featured a 12,4-inch display with 3.2K resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, and 900 nits of peak brightness, which means that the new model could confirm or improve on these features, approaching the standards of the best premium tablets on the market.
Another key element concerns the processor. The Pad 6S Pro, launched in 2024, was equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, which guaranteed excellent performance despite not being the latest chipset.
For the Pad 7S Pro, Xiaomi could opt for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 or Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, offering an even smoother and more powerful experience, ideal for advanced multitasking, gaming and multimedia content. At the moment, however, these are unconfirmed rumors, so it is better to take this information with a grain of salt until an official announcement.
