Xiaomi Redmi 15 5G's key specs, launch date, and design revealed
It's the start of the Power Revolution.Presenting Redmi 15 5G, with the all-new 7000mAhA Battery and Snapdragon power at its core.mAhA Battery. Snapdragon Power.Launching on 19th August.
Get notified: https://t.co/9DJF1gAaTp pic.twitter.com/PWQmu5WjwC — Redmi India (@RedmiIndia) July 29, 2025
For starters, the Redmi 15 5G will be powered by the Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 SoC and run HyperOS 2 out of the box. It will feature a 6.9" 144Hz display and pack a 7,000 mAh Si/C battery, which is being advertised as one of its mAha... err, biggest features (Note: The word "maha" means large/big/great in India).
Xiaomi didn't reveal the charging speed of the Redmi 15 5G, but said that the smartphone will support 18W reverse wired charging, allowing it to be used as a power bank. Furthermore, the brand revealed that the Redmi 15 5G's dual camera setup on the rear will be headlined by a 50MP camera.
The Redmi 15 5G will come with the Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 SoC and a 7,000 mAh battery
The Redmi 15 5G will be available in Midnight Black, Frosted White, and Sandy Purple colors; however, we are yet to receive an official confirmation regarding the number of memory configurations.
With the launch still three weeks away, you can expect to hear about the rest of the features of the Redmi 15 5G in the coming days.
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