Even before the official announcement, the full specs of the Xiaomi 17T and Xiaomi 17T Pro have leaked online — and now we know practically everything about the new devices. Both smartphones are still built on next-generation MediaTek Dimensity processors, feature improved cameras with Leica optics, and noticeably larger batteries. However, the price tag, according to the leak, will increase by approximately 100 euros compared to the 15T lineup. Let’s break down what exactly has changed, how the models differ from each other, and which one is worth choosing.

Here’s what we know about the Xiaomi 17T right now
Xiaomi 17T and 17T Pro Specs — Full Comparison

Xiaomi 17T and Xiaomi 17T Pro: Specs, Differences from Xiaomi 15T, Prices in Russia
The information was published by the French resource Dealabs and remains a leak rather than official Xiaomi data. Nevertheless, the level of detail is quite high, and both smartphones had previously appeared in the Geekbench database, which indirectly confirms the data. Check out the table to see what’s known about the new Xiaomi 17T:
| Specification | Xiaomi 17T | Xiaomi 17T Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Dimensity 8500-Ultra | Dimensity 9500 |
| Display | 6.59″ AMOLED, 120 Hz | 6.83″ AMOLED, 144 Hz |
| RAM | 12 GB | 12 GB |
| Storage | 256 / 512 GB | 512 GB |
| Battery | 6500 mAh | 7000 mAh |
| Charging | 67W (wired) | 100W wired / 50W wireless |
The first thing to know is that the series will be called Xiaomi 17T, not 15T. This isn’t about superstitions, as has happened before, but rather an attempt to unify the lineup naming and align it with the current model range. Sounds logical.
Both smartphones will feature massive batteries, plenty of RAM (despite the memory shortage on the market), and, as tradition dictates, MediaTek chips. It’s also known that the new Xiaomi sub-flagships will run Android 16 with the HyperOS shell. The color options are the same: blue, black, and purple.
Dimensity 9500 Instead of Snapdragon: Why Xiaomi Chose MediaTek Again
The T series from Xiaomi has traditionally been built on MediaTek chips, and the new generation is no exception. Xiaomi 17T Pro will feature the Dimensity 9500 — MediaTek’s current flagship processor, which competes with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Elite in terms of performance. The standard 17T version makes do with the Dimensity 8500-Ultra — an upper mid-range chip. Both clearly rank among the brand’s top chips that are well worth buying a smartphone for.
For the user, this means the Pro version will handle any task with confidence, including demanding games, while the base model will suit those who don’t need as much performance and prefer to save money. Dimensity processors are also traditionally considered more energy-efficient, which paired with the large batteries should have a positive impact on battery life.
Leica Cameras in Xiaomi 17T Pro — New Light Fusion 950 Sensor
Both models retain the triple camera setup with Leica branding. The key difference of the Pro version is the main Light Fusion 950 sensor instead of the Light Fusion 800 in the standard model. Detailed sensor specifications weren’t included in the leak, but a generational change in the main sensor typically means improved low-light photography and more accurate color reproduction.

Obviously, the smartphones will once again feature Leica cameras
The telephoto lens is the same for both models: 50 MP with 5x optical zoom. The ultra-wide module is 12 MP, and the front camera is 32 MP. Five-times optical zoom in this price segment remains a strong selling point: it allows you to capture distant objects without losing quality, which is useful for travel and street photography.
Up to 7000 mAh Battery and 100W Charging — What About Battery Life
The Xiaomi 17T batteries will be noticeably larger by modern standards: 6500 mAh for the base model and 7000 mAh for the Pro. For comparison, the predecessor Xiaomi 15T Pro had a capacity of 5500 mAh. An increase of almost 40% is a significant difference, which in practice could mean one and a half to two days of battery life with moderate use.

Battery life improvements are expected thanks to the larger battery
Charging also differs significantly. Xiaomi 17T Pro will get 100W charging and 50W wireless, allowing the phone to charge in approximately 30–40 minutes from a wall outlet. The base model is limited to 67W and does not include wireless charging — this is one of the notable cutbacks.
Xiaomi 17T and 17T Pro Prices in Europe and Expected Cost in Russia

European prices have increased by 100 euros compared to the 15T generation
According to the leak, the European prices for the Xiaomi 17T are already known. You’ll be asked to pay 100 euros more than the Xiaomi 15T and 15T Pro cost at launch. If we roughly convert to Russian prices, we get the following:
- Xiaomi 17T (from €749): approximately 65,800 ₽
- Xiaomi 17T Pro (from €999): approximately from 87,700 ₽
It’s worth noting that Russian Xiaomi prices often differ from direct conversion of European prices: the company may adjust the cost for the local market to around 70,000 rubles and 90,000 rubles respectively. But the benchmark is clear — this is the level of competition with the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE and Google Pixel 9, and in the case of the Pro version — with full-fledged flagships. But flagship prices traditionally drop quickly, as a result of which the Xiaomi 17T will become a good deal.
When Will the Xiaomi 17T Pro Launch and Should You Wait for It in Russia
The exact Xiaomi 17T release date has not yet been confirmed. However, this level of leak detail usually means there are no more than a few weeks until launch. The T series from Xiaomi traditionally launches in the second half of the year, but the appearance of full specifications already hints at an earlier launch. Rumors suggest that the new Xiaomi 17T will be released in spring to strengthen the brand’s position in the fight against other market players whose new products typically come out in the first half of the year.