Geekbench AI reporting offers a partial picture of Xiaomi’s global Xiaomi 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max. The Pro’s three reported AI scores are available, while the Pro Max listing provides a model number, chipset and memory configuration—but the available report excerpt cuts off before its AI scores. These are reported benchmark details, not a complete specification sheet.
Global listing details
The Tech Outlook reports a global Xiaomi 18 Pro entry under model number 2609BPN61G, with scores of 2,565 in single precision, 3,236 in half precision and 4,667 in quantized testing.
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The same report identifies the global Xiaomi 18 Pro Max as model 2611FPNFAG and says its entry is from Geekbench AI 1.8.0. The report excerpt does not show the Pro Max’s scores, so they can’t be reliably compared with the Pro’s figures here.
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A separate report on the global Pro Max says the tested device used a Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 and 12GB of RAM. It describes the chipset as matching the Chinese version.
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| Model |
Reported global model number |
What the available listing reports |
| Xiaomi 18 Pro |
2609BPN61G |
AI scores: 2,565 single precision, 3,236 half precision, 4,667 quantized 4 |
| Xiaomi 18 Pro Max |
2611FPNFAG |
Geekbench AI 1.8.0; Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 and 12GB RAM reported separately 4 34 |
What the scores and hardware details do—and don’t—show
Geekbench AI’s single-precision, half-precision and quantized figures are AI benchmark results. They should not be confused with CPU single-core and multi-core scores or GPU results from other Geekbench tests. For example, earlier September coverage reported conventional CPU and Vulkan scores for a Pro Max test unit; those figures are from separate tests and do not fill in the missing global Pro Max AI results.
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Some earlier reporting about a Xiaomi 18 Pro Geekbench entry described an eight-core CPU with two cores at 5.01GHz, three at 4.03GHz and three at 3.74GHz, alongside an Adreno 850 GPU. That is a separate Pro listing, not evidence that those exact CPU and GPU details apply to either global Geekbench AI entry.
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The 12GB figure is the RAM amount reported for the tested global Pro Max unit; the available reports do not establish its usable-memory total or memory type. A report says the Chinese Pro Max is available with up to 16GB, but whether that configuration will be sold globally remains unclear.
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International availability is reported, but timing is not
A report carried by Ground News says Xiaomi has confirmed international launches for both the Pro and Pro Max, unlike the China-only Pro models from the previous year. It does not give a launch date.
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The Pro Max was reported official and on sale in China on September 23, 2026, according to a post by Abhishek Yadav. That establishes the reported Chinese debut, not the timing of its wider release.
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The same international-launch report describes the 18 Ultra’s cancellation as a rumor and the Pro Max’s potential role as Xiaomi’s flagship heading into 2027 as conditional. That is speculation about Xiaomi’s lineup, not a confirmed product strategy.
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Bottom line
The strongest evidence from the reported global AI listings is specific but limited: the Pro’s model number and three AI scores, plus the Pro Max’s model number and Geekbench AI version. Separate reporting supplies the Pro Max’s reported chipset and 12GB test configuration. The Pro Max’s AI scores, the exact global CPU and GPU specifications, the final international RAM lineup and the launch date remain unsettled in the available excerpts.
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