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New Redmi K90 Series Smartphone Spotted on the 3C Certification Platform, Pointing Out 100W Wired Fast Charging Feature

New Redmi K90 Series Smartphone Spotted on the 3C Certification Platform, Pointing Out 100W Wired Fast Charging Feature

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A new smartphone from the next Redmi K90 series has now been spotted on the 3C certification platform of China. Its wired fast charging spec has been pointed, along with its launch confirmation in the Chinese market.

Read more about the update below

New Redmi K90 Series Smartphone – 3C Certification

This upcoming Redmi K90 series smartphone is revealed to carry the model number of ‘2510DRK44C’, and it has received the 3C certification with the certificate number of ‘2025011606812418’. The device is categorized as a 5G digital mobile phone, and it has been listed along with a charging adapter carrying the model number of ‘MDY-18-EW’. Up to 100W wired fast charging support can be expected on it. Also to note, its 3C certification will only be valid until the 15th of September 2030.

Redmi K90 Series Smartphone - 3C Certification

Apart from its 3C listing, there are no other updates available concerning this Redmi K90 series smartphone device and we will probably have to wait. Looking into the previous Redmi K80 series, it debuted with the Redmi K80 and the Redmi K80 Pro smartphone models last year in November 2024, following which the Redmi K80 Ultra was added this year in June 2025.

Speaking more, the Xiaomi 17 series consisting of the Xiaomi 17, Xiaomi 17 Pro, and the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max smartphone models is scheduled to debut this month in September 2025 (in China), a month earlier than before. Considering this, we might soon be able to witness the launch of the next Redmi K90 series as well, and more updates concerning it may be coming to light soon. Stay tuned and don’t miss out on them.

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Sidharth Joseph

A passionate Content Writer from the state of Kerala. He is a MA Graduate in English Language and Literature, and is now working with The Tech Outlook as a Junior Tech Journalist.

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