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Xiaomi Pad 6 Max on 3C certification:
Although the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max had already been discovered in the Bluetooth SIG certification, the device's emergence in the 3C certification increases the likelihood that a launch event will soon take place. The 3C certificate lists the gadget under the model number "2307BRPDCC". While the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max's specifics are yet unknown, it is predicted that it will have a number of improvements over the Pad 6 Pro. One well-known internet rumour claims that the tablet will have a bigger screen.
Although it hasn't been confirmed, the rumours indicate that the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max would include a 13 or 14-inch display. Given the tablet's "Max" branding and the fact that Xiaomi has previously produced phones with enormously massive screens under the "Mi Max" series, it is logical to presume that the tablet's display will be larger than the Pad 6 series. The Max variant is probably larger than the standard Xiaomi Pad 6 series' 11-inch screen.
The Xiaomi Pad 6 Max is also noted for having a ToF (Time of Flight) sensor. Xiaomi has opted to place the ToF sensor on the front of the device rather than the rear, where it is located on the iPad for depth detection and building 3D models of real-world objects in virtual environments.
The ToF sensor on the Pad 6 Max will be utilised on the front to determine if the user is gazing at the tablet, enabling the device to intelligently brighten the display or restart playback of any paused media, as Kacper Skrzypek had previously seen and published.
Although the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max hasn't been formally introduced, we do know that it will go under the codename "yudi." The tablet is anticipated to debut in August, maybe alongside the Xiaomi MIX Fold 3 and Xiaomi Watch S2 Pro, as was already mentioned. Tech enthusiasts are excited to learn what cutting-edge features the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max will offer as we wait for the formal announcement.