Xiaomi 15T Pro spotted live with redesigned camera layout

Memet Deniz Yucekaya

August 25, 2025

Xiaomi’s next flagship refresh is almost here, and we just got our first real-world look. The Xiaomi 15T Pro has surfaced in a live image ahead of its global launch this September, hinting at both design and hardware changes. Unlike its Redmi cousins, this one is carving out a look of its own.

Xiaomi 15T Pro ditches the round camera housing

Photos of the phone confirm a new rear layout. Rather than using the circular camera module seen on Redmi K80 models, the Xiaomi 15T Pro features a more square design with softened corners. This setup gives the phone a sleeker, more premium finish that sets it apart from last year’s Xiaomi 14T as well.

Interestingly, Xiaomi seems to be focusing on a distinct visual identity for the 15T line, something that goes beyond just swapping out internals.

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Flagship specs power the Xiaomi 15T Pro

Under the hood, the Dimensity 9400+ chipset will drive the Pro variant, while the base Xiaomi 15T uses the slightly less powerful Dimensity 8400. These chips are expected to deliver solid performance across gaming, multitasking, and AI tasks.

Here’s a breakdown of what to expect from both models:

Xiaomi 15T Pro

• Dimensity 9400+ SoC
• 50 MP main camera
• 13 MP ultra-wide camera
• 50 MP 5x zoom telephoto lens
• 90W wired charging
• 32 MP selfie camera
• 5500 mAh battery

Xiaomi 15T

• Dimensity 8400 SoC
• 50 MP main camera
• 13 MP ultra-wide camera
• 50 MP telephoto lens
• 67W wired charging
• 32 MP selfie camera
• 5500 mAh battery

Each model targets a slightly different user, but both bring strong specs for their class.

Expected pricing keeps things competitive

According to early leaks, the Xiaomi 15T will launch in a single 12GB RAM + 256GB storage option, likely priced around €649. The Pro model will offer a bit more variety:

• 12GB + 128GB: €799
• 12GB + 256GB: €899

Final pricing and availability will be confirmed in September. Still, this early look shows that Xiaomi isn’t just polishing internals, it’s tightening its design language as well. The 15T Pro may end up looking sharper than most of its competition.