It's got a 6.83" AMOLED panel with 120Hz refresh rate, and it gets seriously bright 2000 nits typical (HBM) and peaks at 3500 nits, so sunlight readability isn't an issue at all.

Powered by the Dimensity 9500s (3nm), this thing handles heavy games like Genshin Impact without breaking a sweat, and the 3D IceLoop cooling keeps thermals in check during long sessions. For daily use apps, multitasking, scrolling it's smooth and snappy with 12GB RAM as standard.

Main camera is a 50MP Light Fusion 600 sensor with OIS and a wide f/1.5 aperture, so low-light shots come out sharp and detailed. There's also an 8MP ultrawide and a 20MP selfie camera, though some reviewers note the processing still feels a bit "budget" despite the flagship sensor.

The 8500mAh battery (9000mAh in some markets like India) genuinely lasts multiple days on a single charge GSMArena clocked 25+ hours of active use in testing. Charging is fast too, with 100W wired support getting you to 50% in about 24 minutes.

Yes to 5G, NFC, and eSIM support, plus Wi-Fi 7 for faster wireless speeds. One thing to note there's no wireless charging, though it does support 27W reverse wired charging so it can top up other devices.

It carries an IP68/IP69K rating, meaning it can handle splashes, dust, and even high-pressure water jets. Still, Xiaomi's fine print recommends not testing this yourself in pools or at the beach lab conditions aren't real-world guarantees.

Two configs are available: 12GB RAM with 256GB storage, or 12GB RAM with 512GB storage both running UFS 4.1 for fast read/write speeds. No microSD card slot though, so what you pick at purchase is what you're stuck with.

It records up to 4K at 30/60fps no 8K support here, which is fairly standard for this price segment. Slow-mo fans get 1080p up to a wild 960fps for that.

12 + 256 GB
~₹47,000 INR | ~$470 | PKR ~162,000

12 + 512 GB
~₹51,000 INR | ~$520 | PKR ~180,000