Redmi Note 15 series is coming, and it’s expected to feature a number of devices. One of them has just cleared the EEC certification, and it’s believed to be the Redmi Note 15 Pro 4G (25100RA69G). Yes, the 4G model still exists at the Pro level, and you are right to be concerned about its weak performance.
The progress in the 4G category of chips has stagnated. The only processors that are evolving right now are built around 5G connectivity as 4G networks slowly fade into the past. There aren’t many high-end processors left that the Redmi Note 15 Pro 4G could use, and that’s concerning, to say the least.
Performance concerns aside, EEC has cleared this Note 15 Pro 4G model under the product code “25100RA69G.” That number alone uncovers two important details about its launch. The letter “G” at the end means the phone is headed for the global market. It’s made for areas where 5G networks aren’t as prevalent. Countries like Pakistan might be its primary target.
Also, the product code starts with the numbers “2510,” which is likely the estimated due date for the phone’s launch. That figure translates to 25th October, which is the closest possible clue we have to the Note 15 series launch timeline.
There are other rumors on the internet suggesting Xiaomi's new flagship mobile could also launch in Russia and Indonesia after its debut in Europe. Although they might show up with different model numbers. The global model “25100RA69G” and the European “2510DRA23E” could have some disparities.
The specs haven’t been revealed yet, at least not for the Pro 4G version. We have been hearing a lot about the next best device, which is the Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus. Apparently, this newcomer is the first of its kind with a 50MP telephoto lens.
It might have satellite communication built in, and we hear the newcomer could swap out the old 5110mAh standard battery for a much bigger cell with a capacity somewhere between 7,000 mAh and 7,999 mAh. This is, by far, one of the most dramatic upgrades we have seen on a Redmi Note device. We are bound to hear more about these devices in future leaks. Stick around if you want to stay in the loop.
