Xiaomi's Poco F9 Ultra and F9 Pro Gear Up for Global Launch
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- July 27, 2026
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Poco F9 Ultra and F9 Pro spotted in certification databases, hinting at an upcoming worldwide release
The next‑gen Poco F9 Ultra and F9 Pro have been registered with GSMA, IMDA, TKDN and Taiwan’s NCC, confirming global variants and specs such as 100 W wired charging and 50 W wireless on the Ultra.
After the Poco F8 Ultra and F8 Pro hit the shelves worldwide in November 2025, Xiaomi’s sub‑brand is already teasing the next chapter. The upcoming Poco F9 Ultra and Poco F9 Pro have surfaced in a handful of official certification databases, which usually means the devices are on their way to markets beyond China.
According to the GSMA IMEI registry, the F9 Pro appears under the model code 2607APCA5G while the Ultra carries 26077PC53G. The trailing “G” is the industry’s shorthand for a global‑ready variant, so we can safely assume these aren’t just test units.
Both phones have also cleared Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and Indonesia’s TKDN platform. Those listings list the usual suspects – 5G, Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth and NFC – but the real excitement lies in the power specifications revealed by Taiwan’s National Communications Commission (NCC).
The NCC records show the Poco F9 Pro supporting 100 W wired fast charging, while the F9 Ultra not only matches that 100 W wired speed but also adds 50 W wireless charging. Storage configurations are equally generous: the Ultra will ship with 12 GB RAM paired with either 256 GB or 512 GB, and a top‑end 16 GB/512 GB version. The Pro, meanwhile, will be offered with 256 GB or 512 GB of storage, also paired with 12 GB of RAM.
While Xiaomi has stayed tight‑lipped about official launch dates, rumors suggest the F9 line will share a platform with the upcoming Redmi K100 series, which is expected to debut in China later this year. If the certification trail is any indication, we could see the Poco F9 Ultra and Pro rolling out to Europe, Southeast Asia and possibly the Americas before the year is out.
In short, Xiaomi appears ready to push the Poco brand further up the premium ladder, offering flagship‑level performance, rapid charging and a range of memory options – all wrapped in a familiar, aggressive price point that has become the series’ hallmark.
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