Xiaomi is gearing up to launch a new Poco-branded tablet, and it looks like the project is already nearing the finish line. Fresh certification activity suggests a global debut could be close, with one standout feature set to distinguish it from the current Poco Pad: built‑in cellular connectivity.
Recent listings in the GSMA database reference three model numbers—25128PC17L, 25128PC17G, and 25128PC17I. These appear to be regional variants of the same device, likely targeting Latin America, the broader global market, and India, respectively. While the entries don’t reveal full specifications, they do confirm a SIM card slot, indicating that the tablet will support mobile data on the go, whether via 4G LTE or possibly 5G, depending on the final configuration.
The device is attributed to Xiaomi under the Poco brand, fueling speculation around potential names such as Poco Pad SE, Poco Pad 4G, or Poco Pad 5G. Given the timing of these certifications, an official announcement could happen soon, though a launch early next year remains on the table.
What this means for buyers is straightforward: Poco looks set to expand its tablet lineup with a model that can stay connected without Wi‑Fi, targeting students, commuters, and anyone who wants streaming, browsing, and productivity on the move. Multiple regional variants point to a broad rollout, and the Poco label suggests an aggressive price-to-performance strategy.
Key points to know:
– A new Poco tablet from Xiaomi has surfaced in certification databases.
– Model numbers 25128PC17L, 25128PC17G, and 25128PC17I indicate Latin America, global, and India variants.
– A SIM card slot is confirmed, hinting at 4G or potentially 5G connectivity.
– Possible names include Poco Pad SE, Poco Pad 4G, or Poco Pad 5G.
– Launch appears imminent, with a global release expected either soon or in the near term.
As always with pre-release hardware, details can shift before launch, but the accelerating certification trail is a strong sign that Poco’s next tablet—likely a successor to the Poco Pad—is almost ready to break cover.
