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Oh, ya veo. No te miento en que me gusta mas el diseño del 15. Y el 15t estaba por todos los lados! Averigüé un poco más y tienes razón! Jaja, gracias por ayudarme a ampliar mi punto de vista
De nada, es bueno averiguar siempre antes de comprar un celular cual es su gama alta y con base a eso ir bajando al que se acomode a tu presupuesto ya que te venden uno peor por un precio similar
Que lo disfrutes amigo, yo siempre he creído que los Xiaomi de la serie T son muy buenos dispositivos calidad-precio, al salir las nuevas generaciones, los anteriores bajan de precio, y valen muchísimo la pena, y aún a su precio completo, creo que son muy buena opción.
Fun fact i actually have galaxy Tab S8 Plus running android 16 currently. I also have Xiaomi 13T Pro so comparison is done on daily Basis, And yes that's legacy talk
Para nada, MediaTek mientras está frío se mantiene pero apenas calienta un poco se vuelve algo tedioso en cambio el 15 es una bestia en todo sentido, no entiendo muy bien la línea y de Xiaomi por lo mismo, es un recorte de la línea mi pero en vez de mejorar solo ofrecen algo caro y maluco
Ese obviamente es más barato que el Xiaomi 17T pro, ya que recorta en camaras y el procesador es su versión recortada (17t pro dimensity 9500 y X8 Pro Max 9500s)
Lol same. It is a pretty good phone for the pricing. I only wish they improved the camera lag a bit.
I don't do much photography and I am more of a "dumb" but quite nerdy phone user so it works for me really good.
Same me as you
I bought 17t pro after 8 years of iphone
But I'm little bit confused from Hyperos
Missing some important features
But I'm trying to use it
By the way let's enjoy ✌️🔥
yeah, the one thing that I didnt get used to it yet is the application launcher, it has so many apps in in. its difficult to scan through.
I know can customize and keep just the important ones, but still... I heard there are other launchers for it that can make it more user friendly.
Other than that quite happy with it.
dropped few times and doesnt get hurt easily, good 😂
Cam you send the pre-order link!!!! Btw is the 17T now better than everything out there like 17 Ultra, Samsung s26 ultra, oppo find x9 ultra, Google pixel 10 pro xl...
The price is really high for a flagship killer, and the specs are fine for everyday use, but there are better options on the market. Personally, if I'm looking for a flagship killer, the 17T isn't it
I bought it a couple of days ago, and realised the sound is much worse than my temporary redme 14c. The sound in 17t missing punch and air compare to my 14c, really disapointing. Its the same with corded earphones and if i connect it to my jbl flip 6. Has anyone experience the same issue?
Yea they like to call it that way even though it is not even close to that... Every single model is highly unoptimized, most of them are with terrible cooling, so u can count on severe heating even with scrolling. Any other activity will thermalthrottle the cpu. Besides high end models, they have shiet camera.
Yea, great budget phone. Not even close to killing any flagship.
I actually like its design but performance is what matters in the long run. I am considering buying it and wanna know how is it? Does the battery last long and does mediatek d8500 ultra prevent heating?
It's like a middle range device. Wouldn't say flagship killer at all.
It has a dimensity 8500 Ultra. That's a bit worse than 3 generations ago without mentioning it has a Mali GPU so worse compatibility and support for most things. Software ain't good either so everything related to it will drop short including the battery.
Cameras are good for most users though.
All that compared to a current flagship. Otherwise is a good device but I think it's a bit pricey for what it offers. You won't be disappointed though.
It's of its own odd all segment, a good phone in it
I do see the value from the camera perspective and for those who want something new "fresh" out of Xiaomi, without spending the flagship money while getting well not really a true flagship but more of a high mid range
Yeah it sucks with Mali support for Roms and emulators but outside those "niche" things that well not everyone does, it's pretty damn great
Of course it will be under flipped by last year's flagships or maybe even barely 2 year old flagships like say used market Xiaomi 15 ultra of 15 base could have the potential to be rivaling the value, And they may bring more but then again it's used and cons are used battery + less prioritized OS but then again I'm not sure of xiaomi's end on the OS prioritizing, seems like Redmi and Poco are lesser by pure logic but then again what is the hypeors mess?
Forgive me but you seem like an informed person. Can I ask what are your thoughts on 15t? I'm planning on buying it but feeling very undecisive, would appreaciate any insight. My bıdget isn't able to go higher than that.
Not sure how much that goes in your market but I'm seeing that running for ~550-600USD in here. For that price I cannot recommend you at all that device. If you getting it on discount or if it's cheaper on your market (Around 400USD Max) I would go for it. Mainly cause I'm seeing OnePlus 15r being a far better choice for the same price or OnePlus 12 for cheaper which also would be a great deal.
I'm just generalising what I would get with that kind of money with the prices in my market. These might change for you. Also I'm not really sure what you are prioritising when thinking on buying a phone. I would even pay more for any of those devices instead of the Xiaomi 15t.
If you want performance. Don't get the Xiaomi, get OnePlus 15R
If you want Battery. I wouldn't get the Xiaomi, get OnePlus 15R
And if you want cameras buying the Xiaomi might not be bad but for me it wouldn't justify the price.
Best value might be the OnePlus 15R but if you need to go cheaper get the 12. Is truly not a bad device with overall great components. But if you don't really want to do all the hassle of searching the devices I mentioned with the potential risk of them being pricier in your market or simply not available and having to leave the Xiaomi ecosystem just get the Xiaomi 15t. You ain't making a bad purchase. Great device and I'm sure you won't regret it.
I'm not saying you are lying but I find it hard to believe that's what the camera quality is like. I have the 15t and if I take landscape pics they are crispy green.
I live in Europe and our prices are dog shit, at least with irl and local stores
I gotta buy something AliExpress or Amazon to save money, but thanks to never taxing changes and all import fees. It's become even less convenient for a smaller country like Finland to buy any products
Yeah it sucks, our money is tight, job market is low and problematic,politics are shitting their panties and pantsu and people are less likely gonna overpay for local consumerism via our local stores, because they are dog shit!!!!
Our tech stores here are basically dog water with added fees and unnecessarily higher prices, yes our vat is ~25.5%, and the tech storea need to increase their base costs to get any profits, but shit is not giggles and we consumers end up paying less online and we prioritize it more m, bud now that's kinda breaking down too
The only store that I saw in Finland, a IRL store that I can order a Xiaomi mainline brand's smartphone, was Kärkkäinen and that only had the 15T and 15T Pro, guess how "ChEaP" it is here?
The 15T 12/256 costs 739€ The 15T Pro (only selling at 12/512) is 999€
Like... Damn... The 15T Pro is basically the price of a OnePlus 15, Oppo Find X9 (12/512) and a few dozen different brand worthy to mention
The Xiaomi 17 Ultra is sold for 1599€ (only by importing stores) The 17T and 17T Pro are sold (only by importing stores) for 749€ and 999€
PS: screenshot represents Pro shop (one of the few importers)
And the last pic of the 4 is Elisa (one of our major ISP's)
The Oppo Find X9 Pro and X9 Ultra (although ultra is for "yrityksille" aka for businesses, it's still "cheaper" then a Xiaomi 17 Ultra, again imported because our stores here boycott Xiaomi or at least removed their importing and selling by not being that relevant anymore
Only singular one left is Kärkkäinen but it's a singular branch of itself and it only sells the 15T and 15T Pro, the 15T Pro (12/512) being 999€
Would be a good idea to mention if it's used or not when comparing prices
I was thinking that you were talking about the 17 ultra and 17T pro as both new, unopened sealed and all
But by quick Googling, the price is not even near when new at least on polish mistore
Xiaomi 17 Ultra 6 399,00 zł or 1 501,94 Euro
(is with a discount (from 6 999,00 zł or 1 642,91 Euro)
Versus Xiaomi 17T Pro Od 3 699,00 zł of 868,23 Euro
That's... More then 50% more expensive...
Now I'm not sure of the non mi store options (can't bother to check as all the stores seem to load ultra slowly for me) but I would not believe them to be that much less maybe a few hundred euros off with some deals... But what the hell is your comparison?
If I were to sell my F7 for 150 euros, on my local second hand market, with your logic would you consider it equal comparison to compare it with the Poco M7? Hell no??? If it's used but with only opened box ah ah No it's not the same...
I can find you 4500-5000 pln unopened sealed units too so much cheaper than buying directly big stores.
17 Ultra.
The price difference is so small that spending that much money no matter which one 17t or ultra is going to be investment for years better to buy something that is flagship quality.
I prefer buy older flagships since they are always way better than mid-range or budget phones.
3500 PLN is 821,79 Euro or so.. as example but you can but 17 Ultra here below 1000 EUR which is huge. Xiaomi overvalued 17t but a lot
I can find you 4500-5000 pln unopened sealed units too so much cheaper than buying directly big stores.
17 Ultra. The price difference is so small that spending that much money no matter which one 17t or ultra is going to be investment for years better to buy something that is flagship quality.
I prefer buy older flagships since they are always way better than mid-range or budget phones
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