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Xiaomi 15T Series launches September 24, leaked image reveals key specs

Leaked specs include 6.83" display, Dimensity 8400-Ultra, Leica lens, 5500mAh battery.

Xiaomi has confirmed the global launch of its Xiaomi 15T Series on September 24. While official specs remain unreleased, a leaked image of the device has revealed several key details about the upcoming phone.

Xiaomi 15T Series launch

The Xiaomi 15T is expected to have a 6.83-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate. This is a step up from the 6.67-inch screen used in last year’s 14T model. The phone will run on the MediaTek Dimensity 8400-Ultra chip.

Battery capacity is listed at 5,500mAh, with support for 67W fast charging. That’s a 500mAh increase over the previous model.

The leaked image also confirms the return of Leica Summilux lenses, though full camera specs are still unknown. Xiaomi’s past T-series phones have included triple-camera setups, but the teaser shows four lenses.

The phone will ship with Xiaomi’s HyperOS, the company’s latest operating system. A Pro version of the 15T is also expected, likely with upgraded specs including a more powerful chipset.

Leaked details from August point to the 15T offering 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, priced at €649 (₱43,300 or $755). The 15T Pro is expected to have two storage variants, 256GB and 512GB, both with 12GB RAM, priced at €799 and €899, respectively.

The Pro version is expected to feature a 50MP OVX9100 main camera, while the standard 15T will use an OVX8000 sensor. The Pro model will come with 90W fast charging.

Aside from the 15T Series, Xiaomi might release several new wearables, as the teaser image suggests. More details should surface soon. For now, the leaked specs suggest solid performance and camera features. Stay tuned for details.

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