Poco C Pad Surfaces in FCC Listing Ahead of Global Launch

The upcoming tablet recently surfaced in the FCC database bearing the model number 2603APC14G. While the official filing omits the “Poco C Pad” moniker, Xiaomi’s HyperOS code has already tethered this specific model number to the device. The regulatory listing also points to 18W charging capabilities , though buyers should note that a charging brick will likely be absent from the retail box .

A charming detail tucked into the listing reveals the device’s color palette . Slated to arrive in striking Pantone finishes—specifically Cool Gray and Red —these aesthetic choices inject a welcome dose of personality into a fundamentally practical tablet .

Underneath the fresh coat of paint, the hardware will feel familiar to tech enthusiasts. The Poco C Pad is widely anticipated to be a rebranded iteration of the Redmi Pad 2 9.7 , a model Xiaomi recently introduced in select regional markets, suggesting a nearly identical user experience .

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Consequently, users can expect a 9.7-inch LCD panel boasting a crisp 2K resolution and a fluid 120Hz refresh rate . This screen is housed within a sleek metal chassis that tips the scales at a highly portable 401 grams . Internally, the tablet is driven by a Snapdragon 6s Gen 2 4G chipset , complemented by up to 4GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage , which remains easily expandable via a microSD slot .

The supporting spec sheet covers all the essential bases. It features an 8MP primary camera , a 5MP front-facing lens for video calls , dual speakers , a traditional headphone jack , and optional 4G connectivity . While not aiming for the premium tier, it is perfectly equipped for daily tasks. Powering the package is a robust 7,600mAh battery that Xiaomi asserts will comfortably deliver over a day of mixed use. On the software front, it runs Android 16-based HyperOS 3 , complete with seamless cross-device integration and a suite of AI-assisted utilities .

As for the cost , the Poco C Pad is positioned to be exceptionally budget-friendly. For context, the Redmi equivalent debuted in Malaysia at roughly RM560 (around US$140) . While exact figures will fluctuate by region, global pricing is expected to mirror this highly accessible tier.

With key regulatory certifications now secured , a formal global announcement from Poco appears imminent .