Xiaomi has officially registered his new smartphone Xiaomi 15t in the GSMA IMEI database, confirming the upcoming global launch of the device. The identification code 25069PTEBG certifies that the model has passed the requirements for international connectivity and compatibility, paving the way for distribution in key markets such as Europe, Turkey, Indonesia and Taiwan.
Xiaomi 15T certified by GSMA, here are all the details
The Xiaomi 15T is positioned in the mid-high range, with a technical sheet designed to offer solid performance and photographic versatility. The heart of the device is the MediaTek Dimensity 8400+ chip, a 4nm solution that balances power and energy efficiency, ideal for multitasking, gaming and multimedia content management. Pro model, instead, will be equipped with the most powerful Dimension 9400+, the same SoC used in the REDMI K80 Ultra, which is intended exclusively for the Chinese market.
On the photographic front, the 15T offers a quadruple configuration that aims for quality in all conditions. The fThe front camera is a 32MP Samsung S5KKDS, an absolute novelty for Xiaomi, designed for clear selfies and high-definition video calls. On the back we find a Omnivision OVX800 50MP main sensor, already seen on the POCO F7 Ultra, flanked by a 13MP OV13B ultra-wide angle and a 5MP Samsung S5KJN50 telephoto lens, ideal for portraits and optical zoom. The entire compartment is designed to offer versatility and high performance even in low light conditions.
Autonomy is guaranteed by a battery 5.500mAh, which supports the quick charge to 67W. Although less than the 90W of the Pro model, this power is more than enough to charge the device in a short time, maintaining a good balance between speed and battery life.
Xiaomi has clarified that the 15T Pro and the REDMI K80 Ultra, while sharing the same processor, are two distinct devices, with differences in design and camera setup. This distinction underscores the brand's desire to offer targeted solutions for different markets, avoiding simple rebranding.
The official launch is expected in the coming weeks.
