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When benchmark numbers arrive this clean, the rumor mill stops sounding like gossip and starts to sound like a roadmap. The Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro, listed under model 25091RP04G in the UAE TDRA database earlier this month, has now surfaced on Geekbench, offering a clearer picture of what the global model will bring.
The listing pins the tablet at 8GB of RAM, likely paired with 256GB of internal storage. Geekbench recorded a single-core score of 2940 and a multi-core result of 8759 — figures that line up with the Chinese review units we saw late last year. Under the hood sits Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite, the same 3nm silicon Xiaomi used for its top-tier performance claims.
In short: this is a tablet built to compete with flagship phones when it comes to raw processing power.
Those benchmark results don’t just look good on paper. They suggest a device capable of heavy multitasking, native-resolution gaming, and even demanding content work like 4K editing. Xiaomi has also touted AnTuTu scores above the three-million mark for the platform in its own materials — claims that, if accurate, place the Pad 8 Pro firmly in the high-performance category.
The hardware story continues on the display. The Pad 8 Pro’s 11.2-inch 3.2K LCD stretches to 3200 × 2136 pixels with a 3:2 aspect ratio, and it supports a 144Hz refresh rate and 12-bit color depth. Expect sharp rendering at roughly 345 PPI, up to 800 nits peak brightness, and HDR credentials with HDR10, Dolby Vision, and Xiaomi’s HDR Vivid mode. Eye comfort features such as TÜV certification and DC dimming are present, while the Matte Edition uses AG nano-texture etching and an anti-reflective coating that Xiaomi says cuts stray light by 99% and trims reflectivity by around 70%.
It’s the combination of a high-refresh, high-resolution panel with a power-dense Snapdragon 8 Elite that defines the Pad 8 Pro’s pitch: a productivity-first Android tablet that doesn’t compromise on gaming or media. The Elite silicon brings an octa-core CPU reaching up to 4.32GHz paired with an Adreno GPU, a modern stack for both everyday snappiness and heavier workloads.
What about availability? Xiaomi hasn’t announced a global launch date for the Pad 8 Pro, and the Xiaomi 17 series remains similarly unconfirmed for international markets. Still, recent museum-of-leaks evidence from a European retailer listing the Xiaomi 17 hints that Xiaomi’s global rollout for flagship hardware may be gearing up — and that could nudge the Pad 8 Pro onto shelves outside China soon.
For buyers weighing this tablet against the competition, the signs point toward a device that blends premium display tech with one of the fastest mobile chipsets available. The question now is timing: how soon will Xiaomi turn these leaks into official prices and ship dates? Keep watching; the next few weeks could answer that.
Source: gizmochina
Comments
Marius
Is Xiaomi inflating numbers again? 3M AnTuTu sounds wild. idk about real world thermals and battery life, that's the real test.
atomwave
Wow, if that Snapdragon 8 Elite in a tablet hits those scores, this could replace my laptop for editing. 144Hz + 3.2K?? Xiaomi going big, but hope battery holds up tho, fingers crossed...
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