Xiaomi has officially introduced the Pad 9 Pro Max at its autumn flagship event.
The new tablet is powered by the Xring O3 chip and sports a 13.3-inch display.
Pricing starts at 4,799 yuan (~$715) for the base model.
The top-tier 16GB+1TB Soft Light Screen version costs 7,899 yuan (~$1176).
Display and design
The standard version features a glossy 13.3-inch LCD with 3408 x 2272 resolution and a 3:2 aspect ratio.
It offers a 144Hz refresh rate and peak brightness of 1,000 nits.
The Soft Light model uses a nano-textured display to reduce glare.
The tablet weighs 645 grams and is 5.67mm thick.
It features a metal unibody design with a racetrack-style camera module.
Performance and battery
The Xring O3 chip includes a 10-core CPU and a 16-core Mali-G2-Ultra GPU.
Early Geekbench tests show multi-core scores above 14,000 points.
Xiaomi claims combined CPU and GPU performance is close to Apple's M5 desktop chip.
The 16GB+1TB model uses CXMT's LPDDR6 memory clocked up to 10,667Mbps.
A 12,000mAh battery supports 120W wired charging.
Software and features
HyperOS 4 enables running up to six apps simultaneously with split-screen layouts.
The USB-C port supports DP-in, allowing the tablet to serve as an external monitor for PCs or gaming handhelds.
The tablet includes six microphones, eight speakers, a 32MP front camera, and a 50MP rear camera.
Pre-orders for the Pad 9 Pro Max are now open in China.
