The K70 and K70 Pro are already official and have been for months; the much-awaited Redmi K70 Ultra will complete the K70 family. The Ultra is almost here; whispers about it have been building, and it has recently begun to dance with certificates.

A prototype was discovered in the Geekbench database today, which as usual gives us access to a few of its specifications. The MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ is the K70 Ultra's SoC, and the prototype that tested on Geekbench had 16GB of RAM, though there will likely be more options available when the device launches.

Naturally, the K70 Ultra will launch with Xiaomi's HyperOS running on top of Android 14. In Geekbench 6.3, the prototype scored 2,218 on a single core and 7,457 on a multi-core.

Redmi has already said that the K70 Ultra would be water and dust-resistant with an IP68 classification, and certification has shown that it supports 120W wired charging. Since the gadget is supposedly launching this month, over the next days and weeks, additional details will undoubtedly surface.

If history repeats itself, the Redmi K70 Ultra—which will only be available in China—may serve as the foundation for the next Xiaomi 14T Pro, as the Xiaomi 13T Pro was derived from the K60 Ultra, albeit with minor changes.