Xiaomi 15T reviews by real users Xiaomi 15T

While it's an expensive phone, in Spain it was around €500, though depending on the promotions at launch you could get it for around €400. It performs very well; you definitely feel the extra cost. You can have four streams open simultaneously—two in split-screen and two in floating windows—and it handles them very efficiently. However, you should keep it well-ventilated when you're playing games or using it for demanding tasks. The cameras are fantastic; the Ultra HD mode captures every detail, and even though it only has 1x and 2x zoom, it's enough for me. The ultra-wide-angle lens is adequate but not bad, and selfies have improved significantly since hyperOS 3.1, as has the overall image processing. While they haven't added the ability to record with both cameras simultaneously, it's a phone by Leica that delivers what you pay for. Although the Xiaomi 15T Pro is currently the best option due to its lower price, I hope they honor the remaining five years of support.