It has already been announced that the Redmi K80 series will debut on November 27. The business has revealed how well the Redmi K80 Pro can function in AnTuTu in order to create expectation.
On November 27, Xiaomi will formally launch the Redmi K80 series in China. According to reports, the regular model will launch as the F7 Pro and the K80 Pro as the F7 Ultra. The lineup is also anticipated to make its global premiere under the Poco brand sometime in December or early 2025.
Xiaomi has revealed that the Redmi K80 Pro may score close to 3.2 million in AnTuTu before its Chinese launch. The business claims that it can reach 3,194,766 points in particular. The Snapdragon 8 Elite flagship phone has the greatest score to date, and it is far higher than the Asus ROG Phone 9’s record-breaking benchmark run.
Perhaps the Redmi K80 Pro’s enhanced 3D cooling technology made this record-breaking score feasible. This cooling method probably comprises a sizable vapor chamber, though the company has not disclosed any other setup information yet. It is currently unknown, though, if it will be sufficient to provide strong, long-term performance under high loads.
In addition to the AnTuTu score, the company said that the Snapdragon 8 Elite and D1 chip will be paired with the Redmi K80 Pro. Its purpose is to regulate the screen and improve game resolution and frame rates. In order to improve battery life, the chipset also seeks to provide excellent gaming performance without using a lot of power.
Overall, based on the company’s teasers, it appears that the K80 Pro will be a fantastic choice for anyone searching for a smartphone with a performance focus. Next month, it may even take the top spot in AnTuTu’s flagship smartphone list.
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Robert Haba is the founder and editor-in-chief of Droid Tools. A lifelong gadget enthusiast with over a decade following the Android ecosystem, he built this publication to cut through the noise and give readers honest, real-world coverage of the tech they actually use.
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