Xiaomi 15T and 15T Pro are the company’s latest “affordable flagships.” As soon as they hit the global market yesterday, Xiaomi decided to announce them in Pakistan as well. Both phones are currently under pre-order at the local Mistore.pk website. You can book either device for only Rs 10,000.
The early bookings should remain open until October 5th, so you have plenty of time to decide whether you want the exclusive bundle offer. That includes a free Xiaomi Smart Band 9 Active and a premium goodie box worth Rs 13,500. The deliveries will begin on October 6th, as will the official retail. Here’s all you need to know about Xiaomi 15T and 15T Pro.
Xiaomi 15T Pro
This model spearheads the series with its price and specs. The Xiaomi 15T Pro costs Rs 233,999 and gives you 12GB RAM and 512GB storage in Pakistan. That’s paired with a flagship Dimensity 9400+ chip clocked at a 3.73GHz speed and integrated with an Immortalis-G925 MC12 GPU.
This device gives you a limited selection of colors in Pakistan (Mocha Gold, Black, Grey). The 15T Pro exclusively brings a 144Hz refresh rate on its 6.78” 1.5K resolution AMOLED panel. This has a Gorilla Glass 7i shield for safety and 3840Hz PWM dimming to lower the flickering. The screen hits 3200nits max brightness.
The 15T series doesn’t have Android 16 by default — Xiaomi is apparently gatekeeping that for its 17 series lineup. That means the 15T and 15T Pro will have to sacrifice one of their four OS updates to get you the A16 x Hyper OS 3 firmware. At least there’s a Hyper AI ecosystem on its Android 15 package with a peer-to-peer network-free calling feature that you can use within a 1.9KM radius.
The camera setup is also on the flagship tier. The 15T Pro has three lenses on the back. Its main shooter is a 1/1.31” 50MP sensor at f/1.6 aperture with OIS hardware stability. The square lens is a 50MP OIS periscope telephoto that zooms to 5x optical range. We also have a third 12MP ultrawide lens on the rear side. A 32MP selfie camera lies on the display.
There’s a 50W wireless charging coil on its back. Then, we have a 90W wired power delivery for backup that can refill its standard 5500mAh cell in 36 minutes or under. We even have a WiFi 7 module on the 15T Pro and an official IP68 rating. All this hardware is packed into an 8mm frame.
Xiaomi 15T
The standard 15T is nowhere near as expensive as the Pro, as it only costs Rs 169,999, making the Vivo V60 look like a bad deal in comparison. We are talking about a 12/512GB trim here with UFS 4.1 storage, LPDDR5X memory, and Dimensity 8400 Ultra chip clocked at 3.25GHz speed.
Its display is also the same 6.83” massive AMOLED with 1.5K resolution and 3200 nits peak brightness, but it does drop the refresh rate down to 120Hz. This screen has HDR10+ and Dolby Vision content support, not to forget its EyeCare 3840Hz PWM dimming.
This newcomer doesn’t have the same metal construction as the Pro, so it’s far thinner and lighter at 7.5mm and 194 grams. Xiaomi also swapped the periscope lens with a standard 3.5x 50MP telephoto shooter on the 15T. The main camera seems to be a 50MP shooter with slightly different dimensions and OIS stability.
The 12MP Ultrawide and 32MP selfie snappers are the same as its Pro sibling. Stereo speakers, Infrared port are standard across the board, and so is the phone’s Hyper OS 2 firmware. The WiFi card sees a slight downgrade to 6e, but it hardly makes any difference with the internet’s current state in Pakistan.
The battery on Xiaomi 15T is 5500mAh, but there’s no wireless charging here. All we have is a 67W wired input on this model that takes up to 50 minutes for a 100% refill. This is a dust and waterproof phone, by the way, with an IP68 rating.