These news are for the leak-hunters out there, the type who get excited over a model number before anyone else knows what it means. A new REDMI phone just showed up in China's CMIIT database and the FCC's system too, under the tag M750EC. No name, no specs, no launch date. Just a number.
The CMIIT filing lists Beijing Xiaomi Electronics as the applicant, approved back on June 2 under code 26C115KKP003. That's not some random leak, it's an official government filing. So this phone is real, it's moving through the pipeline, and Xiaomi is quietly doing the paperwork.
If you're into the tech stuff, here's what the certification actually confirms:
- GSM, WCDMA, TD-LTE, LTE FDD, and 5G support
- Wi-Fi across both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands
- Bluetooth connectivity
Summary
- Model number M750EC just cleared CMIIT and FCC certification.
- Applicant listed as Beijing Xiaomi Electronics, approved June 2.
- Confirmed specs are limited to standard 5G and wireless connectivity.
- A separate IMEI database entry ties the model directly to the REDMI brand.
- First spotted back in March, so this has been in the pipeline for months.
Here's the thing though, certifications like this almost never tell you the stuff people actually care about. No chipset, no display, no camera, no battery, no charging speed. Just proof that the phone exists and can talk to a cell tower. That's it.
There's one detail worth flagging: a separate IMEI-linked database entry ties the M750EC directly to the REDMI brand, with Xiaomi Communications listed as manufacturer. So we can say with some confidence this isn't some unrelated side project, it's a REDMI phone.
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As you can understand, the reason I'm covering this isn't the certification itself. Certifications are boring by nature. It's the timeline. This device was first spotted back in March. Five months later, it's still crawling through approvals one at a time. That's either a phone Xiaomi isn't rushing, or one that's further along than it looks.
To be honest, I don't love writing "mystery device" articles. There's nothing to sink your teeth into yet. But the pattern usually holds. Once a phone clears CMIIT and FCC, a real leak follows within weeks. Worth keeping an eye on this one.
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