The second half of the Xiaomi 14T series has now appeared on Geekbench, shortly after the Xiaomi 14T Pro surfaced on the same benchmarking platform. For context, the Xiaomi 14T Pro is expected to be a re-branded Redmi K70 Extreme Edition, which its Geekbench debut reinforced. However, less is known about the Xiaomi 14T for now.

Based on Geekbench, it seems that the Xiaomi 14T will match the Xiaomi 13T (curr. $499 on Amazon) by not being a re-brand of a device that Xiaomi sells in other markets. Please note that the benchmarking platform does not address this directly. However, the '2406APNFAG' model number shown in the screenshot below does not relate to any other device that Xiaomi has released thus or is on the verge of releasing in its big markets like China and India.

Additionally, Geekbench does not list the Xiaomi 14T's chipset by its retail name. Nonetheless, its identifier is a match for theDimensity 8300 Ultra, a 4 nm chipset that MediaTek equips with ARM Cortex-A715 and ARM Cortex-A510 CPU cores, as well as aMali-G615 MP6GPU. Ultimately, this chipset would see the Xiaomi 14T perform about as well as thePOCO X6 Pro, which we reviewed earlier this year.

Unfortunately, Geekbench does not reveal too much else about the Xiaomi 14T, other than it will arrive running Android 14 and with 12 GB of LPDDR5 RAM at its disposal. Also, Xiaomi has not indicated when it intends to release the Xiaomi 14T series yet. If past releases are anything to go by, then the Xiaomi 14T and Xiaomi 14T Pro will land at the end of this summer or in early autumn.