In fact, a Xiaomi device has recently been certified by NBTC in Thailand and by NCC in Taiwan. It was the Thai authority that revealed that the model in question belongs to the Mi 9 series and that it will be called Mi 9T. Unfortunately, however, no other specifications are issued, as is often the case with TENAA certification.

In addition, the same smartphone M1903F10G also appeared on the website of the EEC (Eurasian Economic Commission) and the IMDA in Singapore. In the latter case, in the same list also appears the Mi 9 with the code M1902F1G. In short, all the clues seem to converge towards an improved version of the latest top of the range Chinese manufacturer. It could be the Mi 9 Pro. In fact, it seems that Xiaomi has decided to use the Latvian T to identify the Pro variants. If it was the successor of Mi 8 Pro, it is easy to assume a technical data sheet almost similar to the basic version of MI 9 with some extra features perhaps in the field of photography.

For the moment, there is no official information and it is therefore difficult to understand what device it may be. We can only put forward hypotheses. It is not to be excluded, moreover, that it can refer to a Pro variant of the future Redmi K20. But if the mysterious product has already obtained these certifications, it is certain that we will know much more soon.

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