The Xiaomi 18 Pro red edition has appeared: highly recognizable.

According to Fast Technology on October 20th, the Xiaomi 18 Pro will soon be available in Europe. A blogger has revealed that the international version of the Xiaomi 18 Pro will be available in black, white, and red, with all models featuring 12GB of RAM and offering 256GB and 512GB of storage options.

The red version is an international exclusive color, with a hue similar to the Xiaomi 18 Fold’s Nishino Red, giving it a highly distinctive look. In contrast, the Xiaomi 18 Pro’s domestic version comes in black, white, starry blue, and ice peach pink, while the international version offers its own unique color options.

In terms of specifications, the main differences between the international and Chinese versions of the Xiaomi 18 Pro series lie in the battery and fast charging. The international version of the Xiaomi 18 Pro has a 6000mAh battery and supports 90W flash charging; the international version of the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max has a 7050mAh battery.

The Xiaomi Mi 18 Pro Chinese version has a 7000mAh battery, while the Pro Max Chinese version has an 8500mAh battery. Both phones support 100W wired fast charging. It can be seen that the international version has adjustments in battery capacity and charging specifications, while the Chinese version maintains a higher battery and fast charging configuration.

In terms of pricing, the international version of the Xiaomi 18 Pro is expected to start at €1,449 (approximately RMB 10,850), while other specifications will remain the same.

The biggest change in the Xiaomi 18 Pro series is the addition of more features to the Magic Screen. This time, Xiaomi has given users more options, such as setting timers for cooking eggs, tracking water intake, and memorizing vocabulary.

What’s even more interesting is that the Xiaomi 18 Pro supports AI-generated app cards, meaning the design of the rear screen is no longer decided by engineers, but rather by the user. Overall, the international version differs in color schemes and battery configurations, while the core experience remains consistent with the Chinese version.