Conflicting Geekbench 7 results have been reported for the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max. A report published on September 20, 2026, attributed 3,381 single-core and 10,920 multi-core points to an entry labeled M610BB, while a screenshot with the same identifier displays 2,831 and 8,843 points. A separate entry labeled M1544F carries another reported configuration and score pair.
What the M610BB Geekbench 7 entries say
The September 20 report associated M610BB with 16 GB of RAM, Android 17, and scores of 3,381 single-core and 10,920 multi-core. Single-core scores reflect the benchmark’s work on one CPU core; multi-core scores combine work across cores.
A screenshot labeled Xiaomi M610BB displays a different pair: 2,831 single-core and 8,843 multi-core. The figures cannot be treated as one settled result for that identifier.
M1544F is a separate reported entry
A separate Geekbench 7 account identified the device as M1544F and reported 12 GB of RAM, Android 17, 3,582 single-core points, and 12,247 multi-core points. Those figures belong to M1544F, not to the M610BB entries.
The same M1544F account also reported 26,210 OpenCL and 29,934 Vulkan points in GPU tests. Neither CPU scores nor GPU benchmark points are game frame rates or measurements of sustained gaming performance.
A separate rear-display teaser
Xiaomi had reportedly teased a secondary rear display for its Pro models in China.
