Xiaomi is rumored to unveil its 17T series smartphones in May and now we have our first look at the vanilla model thanks to a listing by Brazil’s Anatel certification agency. The listing shows a live image of the back of the Xiaomi 17T with a 67W charger.<\/p>\n
Photos, shared by technoblog<\/i>Xiaomi reveals a largely familiar design for the 15T but with an altered camera setup. There are three cameras on the back of the phone, with the fourth cutout being a decorative module. The Leica branding is once again placed at the centre, while the LED flash is now located outside the camera bump.<\/p>\n
We can also see that the power and volume buttons are once again placed on the right side, like last year’s model. The accompanying 67W charger will likely be shipped to Brazil, where manufacturers are still obliged to provide a power adapter with every new smartphone. Versions sold in other regions like Europe will likely come without a charger in the box.<\/p>\n
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Just yesterday, we came across a Geekbench listing of the Xiaomi 17T, which confirmed that it will be powered by MediaTek. dimension 8500<\/a> Chipset As per the previous rumor, the 17T will have the same camera setup as its predecessor with a 50MP main, 50MP 2x telephoto, and 12MP ultrawide lens. The phone is also expected to have a 6,500mAh battery with 67W wired charging.<\/p>\n