Prior to its September worldwide release, the Xiaomi 15T series has been fully leaked.
Along with comprehensive essential information, live photos of the next sub-premium phones have leaked.
Next month, Xiaomi is anticipated to launch the 15T and 15T Pro worldwide.
Xiaomi 15T Series Fully Leaks Ahead of September Global Launch
According to a recent leak, the phones’ designs would differ from those of the Redmi K80 series.
The updated data demonstrates that the leak about the design difference was correct.
In contrast to the Redmi K80 series, the Xiaomi 15T series will have a different rear design.
The Xiaomi 15T pair will use a more square-shaped camera module as opposed to the spherical one found in Redmi phones.
Compared to the Xiaomi 14T from the previous year, the Xiaomi 15T’s somewhat square camera module has softer edges.
According to reports, the Xiaomi 15T Pro will have a good camera configuration with a 50 MP primary camera, a 13 MP ultra-wide lens, and a 50 MP 5x zoom lens. It is said to run on the MediaTek Dimensity 9400+. Additionally, it is anticipated to feature lightning-fast 90 W wired charging.
However, it has been stated that the Dimensity 8400 chip will be included with the standard Xiaomi 15T. It is expected to sport a 50 MP telephoto camera in place of a zoom lens, but it will still have the same 50 MP primary and 13 MP ultra-wide cameras. With 67 W wired support, charging will be a little slower here.
According to previous sources, the Xiaomi 15T and 15T Pro are anticipated to have 5,500 mAh batteries.
Both phones will come with IP69 certification along with 32 MP selfie cameras.
Xiaomi 16 Ultra With 200MP Camera Can Launch Earlier Than Expected
Recently, we reported that Xiaomi’s much-anticipated 16 Ultra could launch sooner than expected, according to industry insiders. While the brand traditionally releases its Ultra phones in Q1, new speculation suggests a late 2025 debut alongside the Xiaomi 16 and 16 Pro in China.
The buzz gained credibility after Xiaomi Group President Lu Weibing hinted at the upcoming device on Weibo, calling it a “new height of mobile imaging.” This statement confirms not only the device’s existence but also Xiaomi’s ongoing collaboration with Leica for optics.
