Xiaomi 15 and 15 Ultra Set to Launch in Europe Without Price Hikes, Report Reveals

Tech enthusiasts across Europe have reason to celebrate this month as Xiaomi confirms its flagship duo, the Xiaomi 15 and 15 Ultra, will arrive on the continent by the end of February 2025—with no price increases compared to their predecessors. According to an exclusive report by Dealabs, the devices will retain their competitive pricing despite significant hardware upgrades, reinforcing Xiaomi’s commitment to affordability in the premium smartphone market.

Pricing Stability Amidst Premium Upgrades

Citing insider sources, the Dealabs report reveals the Xiaomi 15 will start at €999 for the base model, while the 15 Ultra is expected to debut at €1,299. These figures mirror last year’s launch prices for the Xiaomi 14 series, surprising analysts who anticipated a bump due to rising component costs and inflation. The decision positions Xiaomi as a formidable rival to Samsung’s Galaxy S25 and Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup, both of which are rumored to see price increases in 2025.

“Xiaomi is doubling down on value without compromising performance,” the report states. “This strategy could disrupt the European premium segment, especially among budget-conscious buyers seeking cutting-edge specs.”

Leaked Specs: Powerhouse Performance and Camera Innovations

Details from Exclusive: Xiaomi 15 Global Variant RAM and Xiaomi 15 Ultra Launch Date Confirmed shed light on what users can expect. Both models will reportedly feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chipset, paired with up to 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 1TB of UFS 4.0 storage in the Ultra variant. The standard Xiaomi 15 is said to include a 6.36-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, while the Ultra upgrades to a larger 6.7-inch LTPO panel capable of adaptive 1-120Hz tuning.

Camera upgrades are particularly noteworthy. The Ultra model is rumored to debut a 1-inch Sony LYT-900 sensor for its main lens, alongside a periscope telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom—a direct challenge to Samsung and Apple’s zoom capabilities. Meanwhile, the Xiaomi 15 is expected to retain a triple-camera setup with improvements in low-light performance.

Design Leaks Hint at Refined Aesthetics

Earlier leaks from Xiaomi 15 Ultra Leaks in First Image suggest a sleek, minimalist design for both phones. The Ultra variant appears to feature a polished aluminum frame and a ceramic back, with a slightly raised camera module housing four lenses. The standard model, meanwhile, sports a flatter profile and matte glass finish, aligning with Xiaomi’s recent design language.

Software and Availability

Both devices will ship with Xiaomi’s HyperOS, based on Android 15, promising smoother multitasking and AI-driven features like real-time photo enhancement and adaptive battery management. European customers can expect the phones to hit shelves by February 28, with pre-orders likely opening soon on major retailers like Amazon.

A Strategic Move in a Competitive Market

By holding prices steady, Xiaomi aims to capitalize on growing brand loyalty in Europe, where it has steadily gained market share. “In a stagnating economy, consumers are prioritizing value,” says tech analyst Clara Renault. “Xiaomi’s decision to absorb cost pressures rather than pass them to buyers could pay off significantly.”

With flagship-tier specs, aggressive pricing, and a focus on camera innovation, the Xiaomi 15 series is poised to be a standout contender in 2025’s smartphone race. Stay tuned for hands-on reviews later this month.

For ongoing updates, follow Dealabs and AINewsGoTech.

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