Performance: Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite, this device delivers top-of-the-line performance and impressive battery life.
Battery: Boasting a massive 5600-5700mAh capacity with added wireless charging capabilities, it far surpasses its predecessor, which featured a 4780mAh battery.
Camera: Capture stunning selfies with the 32MP front camera and experience exceptional image quality from the Light Hunter 800 main camera paired with an ultra-wide angle lens (featuring Samsung JN5 technology).
Other: Built to withstand the elements, this model supports IPX8 water resistance and features a sleeker, lighter design.
Versions: Available in both domestic and international configurations.
Release: Anticipated to hit the market in May.
PS: The rationale behind the estimated battery size is straightforward: the Xiaomi 14 (8.
2mm thick, weighing 193g) comes with a 4610mAh battery, whereas the Xiaomi 15 (8.08mm thick, weighing 191g) boasts a 5400mAh battery. The figures in parentheses indicate the thickness and weight of each device.
Source: Digital Chat Station and Kartikey Singh
Sebastian Boyd 
Dorothy Fernandez 
Amy Miles
This sounds like a game-changer! The combination of a huge battery, wireless charging, and great cameras makes it pretty appealing, especially for someone who needs a durable phone that can handle tough conditions. I’m curious how the foldable design holds up in real-world use compared to other models out there.