The global launch of Xiaomi’s 15T series appears to be just around the corner, as both the Xiaomi 15T and 15T Pro have cleared major regulatory hurdles. With official certifications now granted in Thailand and Singapore, expectations are rising for an August or September debut.
As of July 30, the Xiaomi 15T (model number 25069PTEBG) received approval from Thailand’s NBTC and Singapore’s IMDA (via Xpertpick), following the 15T Pro’s earlier appearances on multiple certification platforms including the FCC and Geekbench. These developments strongly hint at a global rollout in the coming weeks—right in line with Xiaomi’s usual T-series schedule.
The Xiaomi 15T Pro is rumored to pack the latest Dimensity 9400+ chip, 12GB of RAM, and Android 15 with HyperOS 2. Benchmarks suggest solid performance, with high single- and multi-core scores that put it among the faster phones in its category. It may include a massive 7,500mAh battery and support 120W fast charging.
Camera upgrades are also expected to be a major highlight. The Xiaomi 15T is tipped to feature a triple-camera system with a 50MP OmniVision OVX8000 main sensor, a 13MP ultra-wide lens, and a 50MP Samsung JN5 telephoto unit. It’s likely to be backed by a 5,500mAh battery supporting 67W fast charging. Leica-branded optics are also in the mix, though full hardware details haven’t been confirmed yet.
Meanwhile, a separate Xiaomi device (model 25082RNC1C) recently appeared in China’s 3C database with 33W charging support, possibly a part of the Redmi 15 series that targets the entry-level segment.
With both the 15T and 15T Pro now officially certified, Xiaomi fans won’t have to wait long to see what these budget-friendly flagships bring to the table. Between upgraded cameras, flagship-grade chips, and fast charging, the 15T series could be a serious contender in the mid-range space.
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