Xiaomi Redmi 15C Coming to Pakistan Soon with 6.9” Massive Display & 6000mAh Cell

Xiaomi Redmi 15C is on its way to Pakistan. Our sources report that the phone will arrive locally next week. The newcomer’s price tag and storage options are still a secret, though its specifications have been out since the global debut. Here’s everything you need to know about Redmi 15C before it lands in Pakistan. 

The phone has a huge 6.9” IPS panel on the front that refreshes at 120Hz. It has a waterdrop notch with an 8MP selfie camera sitting inside. The resolution is mediocre HD+ 720p, but the advertised 810 nits brightness is pretty solid for maximum readability under the sun and some well-lit environments. 

Redmi 15C cuts some corners, being the cheapest device from Xiaomi. It uses a cheap Helio G81 Ultra SoC with a 2.0GHz CPU and Mali G52 GPU. Its storage is eMMC-based, which is servicable, but not impressive. And the global base option started with 4GB RAM + 128GB storage.

There’s no telling if the company reveals the full roster in Pakistan, but you should know that the global Redmi 15C has an upgrade path to 6/128GB and 8/256GB. Of course, these will be more expensive options. This Redmi latest budget mobile boots to an Android 15 system with a Hyper OS 2.0 skin.

Its weak SoC will cause occasional frame drops and lags across the UI, which is to be expected at this price range. The newcomer draws power from a 6000mAh battery, one of its most attractive features. Xiaomi provides a 33W fast charging support for backup here.

The camera setup is your garden-variety 50MP (main) + QVGA sensor combo with PDAF and 1080p 30FPS maximum video recording. The selfie cam can also do 1080p videos. Redmi 15C has a dedicated SD card slot, so all the videos and photos can be stored externally. 

Redmi 15C gets a solid durability upgrade this year with an official IP64 rating and Gorilla Glass 3. There’s no stereo speaker setup on this phone. As usual, it brings a side fingerprint ID. The company will soon announce Redmi 15C’s launch date for the Pakistani market, and you’ll hear from us again when they do. Keep watching the news.