The global Xiaomi 18 Pro Max has turned up in Geekbench AI’s public results database. The entry lists model number 2611FPNFAG with Android 17 and roughly 11GB of usable memory, which points to a 12GB RAM module. It is the first piece of measured data on the international unit rather than a promise about it.
What the Listing Actually Shows
It is worth separating the raw entry from the interpretation of it. Geekbench’s own page does not name a chipset by its marketing name. The chipset field reads as a generic Qualcomm ARMv8 part. What the page does show is an eight-core layout split across three clusters. Those clusters run at 3.74GHz, 4.03GHz and 5.01GHz.
- Model: Xiaomi 2611FPNFAG, the global-market Xiaomi 18 Pro Max
- Operating system: Android 17
- Memory: 10.80GB reported, the normal usable figure from a 12GB module
- CPU layout: 8 cores in 3 + 3 + 2 clusters, topping out at 5.01GHz
- Geekbench AI scores: 2,256 single precision, 3,556 half precision, 5,092 quantized
GSMArena reads those clock clusters as the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, the same silicon Xiaomi already confirmed for the Chinese 18 Pro Max. That identification is the outlet’s inference from the clock pattern, not a label the benchmark prints. It is a reasonable read, and the global unit matching the Chinese one on silicon is the expected outcome. Just do not treat the chip name as benchmark-verified.
What Is Still Open
The tested prototype carried 12GB of RAM. The Chinese version also sells in a 16GB tier, and nothing here indicates whether global buyers get that option.
Battery capacity is the more interesting unknown, particularly in Europe. In China the 18 Pro ships with a 7,000 mAh cell and the 18 Pro Max with 8,500 mAh. Whether EU units carry the same capacities is genuinely unconfirmed. European battery and eco-design rules have forced capacity changes before, so this is not safe to assume in either direction.
Launch Outlook
Xiaomi has committed to an international release for both the 18 Pro and the 18 Pro Max. That is a change from the previous generation, when the 17 Pro stayed inside China. The 18 Ultra is reportedly cancelled.
The global phones are expected to run Android 17 with HyperOS 4 on top, which the benchmark’s Android 17 entry is consistent with. No launch date has been announced as of October 11.
Sources: ZionsAnvin, via GSMArena
