The upcoming Xiaomi smartwatch with model number M2606W1 has surfaced once again, confirming that an international rollout is just around the corner.
After WearableFans recently spotted the device in the UAE’s TDRA database and several Asian regulatory filings, the smartwatch has now officially appeared in Taiwan’s NCC (National Communications Commission) database.
What the NCC Filing Reveals

The latest certification filing lists key regulatory and hardware details for the upcoming wearable:
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Brand: Xiaomi
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Model Number: M2606W1
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Approval Certificate Number: CCAK26LP1130T2
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Applicant: Xiaomi Communications Co., Ltd. (Taiwan)
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Testing Laboratory: Eurotherm Electronics Communication Testing Co., Ltd.
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Inspection Date: June 30, 2026
Connectivity & Features Confirmed
The frequency spectrum detailed in the NCC paperwork confirms essential wireless features:
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Bluetooth & Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz): Operating across standard 2402–2480 MHz and 2412–2462 MHz bands.
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NFC Support: Listed at 13.56 MHz, confirming contactless payments and quick pairing will be onboard.
Connecting the Dots: Watch 3 Pro or Xiaomi Watch 6 Series?
This NCC filing marks another major milestone for the M2606W1. Over the past few weeks, tracking across global regulatory portals shows a clear pattern:
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Multiple Asian Certification Bodies: Initial filings indicated early preparations across regional markets.
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UAE TDRA Approval: Confirmed international market readiness.
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Taiwan NCC Approval: Further solidifies expansion across East Asian markets.
What Model Is It?
While Xiaomi hasn’t officially confirmed the final name, there are two strong possibilities based on model numbering patterns:
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Xiaomi Watch 6 Series: Looking at Xiaomi’s naming history, the Xiaomi Watch 5 carries the model number M2505W1. Following this logic, the newly registered M2606W1 strongly suggests we are looking at an early member of the upcoming Xiaomi Watch 6 series.
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Xiaomi Watch 3 Pro: Another solid possibility is a global release under the Watch Pro line, expanding upon Xiaomi’s flagship wearable lineup for international users.
What’s Next?
When a smartwatch passes NCC, TDRA, and regional Asian certifications in rapid succession, official teasers and product announcements usually follow within a few weeks.
We will keep tracking regulatory databases for final retail listings and official specs. Stay tuned to WearableFans for more updates as they break.
