
6.83" • Dimensity 7400 Ultra • 200 MP
A summary of Redmi's official product description.
Announced alongside the Pro+ on December 18, 2025 and on sale from January 6, 2026, the Redmi Note 15 Pro carries the same IP68/IP69K body rated for 2.5 m drops and the same 200 MP main camera as its sibling, paired with a 6,580 mAh silicon-carbon battery and the Dimensity 7400 Ultra, running HyperOS 2 on Android 15.
Main components of the camera system according to the manufacturer's official specifications.
200 MP main camera — f/1.7 • 1/1.4" · 8 MP Ultra Wide — Wide-angle and macro · 4K 30 fps — Max Video Recording
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6580 mAh — Si/C Li-Ion · 45 W wired
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Good fitFor toughness; an ingress-protection rating and reinforced glass are on the maker's list.
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Good fitThe 6.83-inch body may be harder to handle for fans of smaller phones.
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Redmi is designed in Beijing as a Xiaomi sub-brand, and production runs through the Chinese contract manufacturers in Xiaomi's supply chain. Units for the Indian market are assembled locally by Xiaomi's partner plants there, in line with the local manufacturing the brand has run in that market for years.
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