Poco is reportedly preparing to introduce three new smartphones—the Poco F9 Ultra, Poco F9 Pro and Poco X8 5G—in international markets. Although the Xiaomi-owned brand has not officially announced the devices, all three models have reportedly appeared on Indonesia’s SDPPI certification database, indicating that their development and regulatory approval processes are progressing.
According to a report by The Tech Outlook, the Poco F9 Ultra was listed on the certification platform with model number 26077PC53G and certificate number 124961/DJID/2026. The premium smartphone is expected to succeed the Poco F8 Ultra, but its design, specifications, launch schedule and pricing remain unconfirmed. The certification also lists China as the device’s country of origin.
The Poco F9 Pro reportedly carries model number 2607APCA5G and certificate number 124960/DJID/2026. Like the Ultra model, it is listed with China as its country of origin. Previous reports have suggested that the smartphone could be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, though Poco has yet to confirm its processor or other hardware features.
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Meanwhile, the Poco X8 5G was reportedly registered under model number 2607DPC18G and certificate number 124959/DJID/2026. The device is identified as an Indonesian model and is rumoured to be a rebranded version of the Redmi Note 17 Pro. However, there is currently no official confirmation regarding the connection between the two smartphones or whether their specifications will be identical.
All three devices were reportedly registered under the applicant name PT Xiaomi Technology Indonesia, with the certifications issued on August 3, 2026. Their model numbers had also surfaced on other certification platforms before appearing on the SDPPI database. Such regulatory listings typically indicate that manufacturers are completing the approvals required before releasing smartphones in specific markets.
The SDPPI records do not reveal the phones’ displays, cameras, batteries, memory configurations or charging capabilities. While the certifications suggest that Poco may be moving closer to launching the models globally, they do not confirm a release date. More information is expected after the company begins releasing official teasers or announces regional launch events for the Poco F9 Ultra, Poco F9 Pro and Poco X8 5G.
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