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It's official, Xiaomi Malaysia will launch the upcoming REDMI Note 15 Series on 15 January 2026. Ahead of the official unveiling, the company has introduced its latest campaign theme, “It’s Titan Tough”, positioning the new lineup with three Malaysian athletes as its Titan Champions: National badminton players Toh Ee Wei and Chen Tang Jie, along with combat sports athlete Johan Ghazali.

With the Xiaomi 17 Ultra just days away from its official debut on 25 December 2025, Xiaomi has offered fans a sneak peek at the phone’s front-facing design through a new hands-on teaser video shared by company president Lu Weibing. This marks the first time the flagship’s front profile has been shown online.

While we are still waiting for the Xiaomi 17 series global launch, the company has confirmed that the highly anticipated Xiaomi 17 Ultra will make its debut on 25 December in China. Early promotional material shared by Xiaomi teases a refined design and bold advances in imaging technology, and here's everything else you need to know.

Chinese tech firm Xiaomi is reportedly preparing to unveil a budget-friendly tracking tag called Xiaomi Tag, likely priced below USD25 (~RM103), which could make it a strong contender against Apple AirTag and other tracker options. So, what should you know about it?

Although the Xiaomi 17 series officially debuted in China on 25 September 2025, recent leaks now suggest the standard Xiaomi 17 might arrive in global markets, possibly as early as January 2026. A benchmarking entry on Geekbench (model number 25113PN0EG) appears to confirm a global-ready variant, adding weight to speculation of a worldwide debut soon.

According to CNBC, Xiaomi said it could develop a new-gen SoC for the next version of the XRING02. However, Xiaomi said it will not release its own processing chips every year, like Apple does. So, what should you know about it?

Earlier this week, it was reported that Xiaomi would launch the Xiaomi 17 series later this month. Some teasers of the new phones are already out, but that's not all Xiaomi plans to unveil. It was also confirmed that new Pad series tablets will be launched at the same event.

Xiaomi has teased the Xiaomi 15T launch with the tagline: “Something very pro is coming far closer.” The date is officially locked in on 24 September 2025 as the global debut date for its next T-Series flagships.

According to Smartprix, Xiaomi has launched its HyperOS 3 in China as their latest operating system. So, what should you know about it?

Previously, we reported on the Xiaomi 15T Pro passing certification in Thailand and being listed on Geekbench 6.4.0. Now, it’s time for the vanilla variant of the smartphone, the Xiaomi 15T, to get spotted on certification databases, alluding to the imminent launch of the series.