Redmi Note 15 4G & 5G Series: European Prices, Specs and Battery Details Leak Ahead of Global Launch

Published: December 3, 2025

The Redmi Note 15 family is almost ready to leave China – and today’s fresh leaks give us the clearest look yet at how Xiaomi plans to price and spec the lineup in Europe, including a newly surfaced Redmi Note 15 4G model. ^[1]

According to multiple reports, Xiaomi is preparing at least four phones for global markets:

Redmi Note 15 4G
Redmi Note 15 5G
Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G
Redmi Note 15 Pro+ 5G

…and almost everything from displays to EU pricing has now leaked.

Key takeaways

Redmi Note 15 5G series in Europe is tipped to start at €299, with the Pro at €399 and Pro+ at €499 for 8GB RAM + 256GB storage. ^[2]
All three 5G models are expected to ship with Android 15-based HyperOS 2 and large batteries between 5,520mAh and 6,500mAh. ^[3]
Redmi Note 15 Pro and Pro+ 5G get 200MP main cameras, 6.83‑inch 120Hz CrystalRes AMOLED displays and IP68-rated bodies. ^[4]
A new Redmi Note 15 4G has appeared via a German retailer listing, with Helio G100, 6,000mAh battery, 108MP camera and a price around $200/€200. ^[5]
EU energy‑label filings suggest slightly smaller batteries than the Chinese versions, but still some of the biggest cells in the mid-range segment. ^[6]

Redmi Note 15 5G: 108MP camera and 120Hz AMOLED for €299

Today’s big story is an updated leak from Gadgets360, based on posts by tipster Sudhanshu Ambhore, which lays out near‑complete specs and pricing for the Redmi Note 15 5G global model. ^[7]

Display & design

6.77‑inch AMOLED display
2,392 × 1,080 resolution
120Hz refresh rate
Slim 164 × 75.42 × 7.35mm body, 178g weight
IP65 rating and in‑display fingerprint reader ^[8]

Some earlier European reporting pegs the screen size at 6.83 inches, but all leaks agree it’s a ~6.8‑inch FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED panel. ^[9]

Performance

Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 (4nm)
At least 8GB RAM + 256GB storage in Europe ^[10]

The Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 keeps the vanilla Note 15 firmly in upper‑budget territory rather than true flagship‑killer, but it should be more than enough for social, light gaming and everyday multitasking.

Cameras

Leaks point to a big leap over the Chinese base model’s 50MP sensor: ^[11]

108MP main rear camera
8MP ultra‑wide
20MP selfie camera

Notebookcheck also notes that this 108MP + 8MP combo is an upgrade versus the Chinese Note 15, giving the global phone a more capable camera setup despite a small battery downgrade. ^[12]

Battery & charging

5,520mAh battery, down slightly from the 5,800mAh cell in China ^[13]
45W wired fast charging
EPREL listing suggests up to ~51 hours of usage on a full charge, with at least 80% capacity after 1,000 cycles. ^[14]

Price

Across several reports, the same number keeps popping up:

€299 in Europe for the 8GB + 256GB version (roughly ₹31,400). ^[15]

That’s identical to the Redmi Note 14 5G’s European launch price, suggesting Xiaomi wants to stay aggressive in the mid‑range and go head‑to‑head with Samsung’s Galaxy A series again. ^[16]

Redmi Note 15 Pro & Pro+ 5G: 200MP cameras and big batteries

If you’re more interested in performance and cameras, the Redmi Note 15 Pro and Redmi Note 15 Pro+ are where the action is. Today’s leaks largely align across TechAdvisor, BizzBuzz, Notebookcheck and Gadgets360. ^[17]

Shared features

Both Pro models reportedly share:

6.83‑inch CrystalRes AMOLED display
- 1,280 × 2,772 resolution (1.5K)
- 120Hz refresh, ~3,200‑nit peak brightness
- Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection ^[18]
Android 15 with HyperOS 2
IP68 dust‑ and water‑resistance
In‑display fingerprint sensor
Dual speakers ^[19]

And yes, both are tipped to continue Xiaomi’s mega‑battery trend.

Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G

Chipset: MediaTek Dimensity 7400‑Ultra ^[20]
Memory: At least 8GB + 256GB globally, with leaks pointing to higher storage options as well ^[21]
Cameras:
- 200MP main camera with OIS
- 8MP ultra‑wide
- 2MP macro (per some reports)
- 20MP selfie camera ^[22]
Battery:
- 6,580mAh capacity
- 45W wired charging
- EPREL data suggests around 60 hours and 50 minutes of usage on a full charge. ^[23]
Price:€399 (≈ ₹41,700) for 8GB + 256GB. ^[24]

Redmi Note 15 Pro+ 5G

The Pro+ is positioned as the halo device of the series – and yes, this is the one that already launched in China earlier this year. ^[25]

Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 ^[26]
Memory: Again, 8GB + 256GB is widely tipped as the EU baseline, with options reportedly going up to 512GB. ^[27]
Cameras:
- 200MP main (OIS)
- 8MP ultra‑wide
- 2MP macro
- 32MP selfie camera ^[28]
Battery & charging:
- 6,500mAh battery
- 100W HyperCharge – slightly faster than the 90W used by the Chinese model, according to Notebookcheck. ^[29]
- EPREL listing again suggests around 60 hours of runtime on a full charge. ^[30]
Colours: Black, Glacier Blue and Mocha Brown have all been mentioned for Europe. ^[31]
Price:€499 (≈ ₹52,400) for 8GB + 256GB. ^[32]

Earlier leaks about the Chinese Pro+ also noted satellite messaging support and a huge 7,000mAh battery, but those features are not mentioned in the new EU‑focused reports and may stay China‑only. ^[33]

Redmi Note 15 4G quietly appears in Europe

While most of the attention is on 5G, a new Redmi Note 15 4G has quietly surfaced via a German retailer listing, as highlighted by Gizchina – and that listing itself links back to a GSMArena report that appears to be temporarily unavailable in some regions. ^[34]

According to that report, the 4G model is shaping up as a classic Redmi budget workhorse:

Price: around $199.90 (likely around €199 in the EU once taxes are factored in) ^[35]
Display: 6.77‑inch AMOLED, 2,392 × 1,080 resolution ^[36]
Chipset:MediaTek Helio G100
Memory: 6GB or 8GB RAM, 128GB or 256GB storage ^[37]
Cameras:
- 108MP main + 2MP depth sensor
- 20MP selfie camera ^[38]
Battery:6,000mAh with 33W wired charging ^[39]
Other: IP64 rating and HyperOS 2.0 out of the box. ^[40]

In other words, it’s a slightly more modest twin of the 5G model: same general screen size and camera resolution, but a cheaper 4G chipset, slower 33W charging and a lower IP rating – in exchange for a slightly bigger battery and lower price.

Gizchina notes that the retailer listing makes it look as if the phone is already “official”, but Xiaomi has yet to say anything publicly, so this still counts as a soft leak rather than a full launch. ^[41]

Battery downgrades vs China – but still huge cells

One of the more controversial aspects of these leaks is battery size. When the Redmi Note 15 series was unveiled in China in August, the Pro and Pro+ models shipped with massive 7,000mAh batteries, and even the base 5G model had 5,800mAh. ^[42]

European documents and retailer listings, however, consistently show:

Note 15 5G: 5,520mAh
Note 15 Pro 5G: 6,580mAh
Note 15 Pro+ 5G: 6,500mAh ^[43]

Notebookcheck calls this out as a clear downgrade for the global models, though the upgrade from 90W to 100W charging on the Pro+ should compensate somewhat when it comes to time spent at the wall. ^[44]

On the flip side, EPREL data suggests all three global phones are rated for over 51–61 hours of usage on a charge, and Xiaomi apparently claims the batteries should retain around 80% capacity after 1,000 full cycles, which is in line with what we’ve been seeing from other large‑cell mid‑rangers this year. ^[45]

Software, IP ratings and long‑term support

Multiple outlets agree that every global Redmi Note 15 model – 4G included – will ship with HyperOS 2.0 on top of Android 15. ^[46]

That’s important for two reasons:

It means the phones are launching on the latest Android version, with room for several major OS updates.
HyperOS 2 brings Xiaomi’s newer UI, tighter Google integration and a bunch of AI‑powered features that are now spreading across its ecosystem.

In terms of durability:

Note 15 4G: IP64
Note 15 5G: IP65
Note 15 Pro / Pro+ 5G: IP68, Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the front ^[47]

Combined with the large batteries, that’s a strong recipe for people who want a dependable everyday phone rather than a fragile flagship.

How much will Redmi Note 15 cost you – and when?

So far, all the concrete numbers we have are European prices:

Redmi Note 15 4G – around €199 (unofficial retailer price) ^[48]
Redmi Note 15 5G – €299
Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G – €399
Redmi Note 15 Pro+ 5G – €499 ^[49]

In India, recent reporting suggests the series (along with the more affordable Redmi 15C 5G) will launch “soon”, but exact dates and local pricing haven’t been confirmed yet. ^[50]

That said, Xiaomi has a fairly predictable pattern: Chinese launch in late summer, then global/Indian rollout a few months later – so a European and Indian debut before the end of Q1 2026 looks very likely if these leaks are accurate. This lines up with TechAdvisor’s observation that the Redmi Note 15 range is arriving with its “Galaxy A in its sights” for next year’s affordable‑phone fight. ^[51]

Should you wait for Redmi Note 15?

If you’re in Europe (or any market that typically gets Redmi’s global Note series), the answer is: probably yes, if you’re planning a mid‑range purchase in the next few months.

Here’s a quick way to think about the lineup:

On a tight budget or no 5G yet?
The Redmi Note 15 4G looks like a strong pick with its 6,000mAh battery, AMOLED panel and 108MP camera, especially if Xiaomi holds the price near €199. ^[52]
Want 5G and good value?
The Note 15 5G at €299 gives you Snapdragon 6 Gen 3, a 120Hz AMOLED, 108MP camera and decent 45W charging – basically the “default” choice for most people. ^[53]
Care about cameras and IP68 but don’t need the fastest chip?
The Note 15 Pro 5G offers that 200MP main sensor and bigger battery for €399, plus IP68 and a brighter 1.5K display. ^[54]
Want the nicest Note without going full flagship?
The Note 15 Pro+ 5G adds Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, 32MP selfie, 100W charging and the most premium finishes for €499 – still well below what many flagships will cost in 2026. ^[55]

As always, these are still leaks. Xiaomi can tweak configurations, colours and even prices before the official announcement. But taken together, today’s December 3 disclosures paint a clear picture: the Redmi Note 15 family is coming for the 2026 mid‑range crown with big batteries, sharp cameras and familiar aggressive pricing.

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