r/XiaomiGlobal

This is a comprehensive upgrade over the Xiaomi 17, yet the price only increased by 300 CNY (~$41 USD).

The Xiaomi 17 Max isn't simply a larger-screen variant-​​it packs an 8,000mAh battery, the highest capacity ever seen in a Xiaomi flagship. It also features the first Leica 200MP main camera, and the display panel is carried over directly from the Pro Max.

Given these upgrades, a 300 CNY price increase is still remarkably affordable-​especially in the current climate where RAM and component costs continue to rise.

btw i'm on the xiaomi 12 pro and i literally only used it for max 3 hours, is this a battery issue or is hyperos just cooked at battery management? idk

I have Redmi note 15 5g and mi pad 6 and I tried everything to connect them both but they can't find each other, I have also Redmi pad pro at home and still the phone didn't find it, it just sees the Redmi watch 5 lite

Both are paired and on the same wifi network, both have everything enabled

voice calls 75.44 but i barely made any voice calls recently max like 1 min

Redmi note 7... Apparently you can hook up any random battery to that thing and it'll work. I recommend more people do this to restore data from a phone than to replace the whole battery

Last night, I was using my Redmi N13P+ 5G when the screen suddenly went off. The power button wouldn’t turn it back on, and plugging in the charger didn’t help either, so I knew there was a serious problem. I was sure it wasn’t the battery because the phone was charged while I was using it, but just to be certain, I dialed the number from another device. The phone rang even though the screen was still dead. I answered the call (muscle memory), and I could hear my voice from the other device.

I left the phone for about an hour and came back to find it flashing like it is in the video. This same thing happened on April 9, two days after I updated the software to HyperOS 3.0.3.0 (the update that brought the Xiaomi HyperIsland feature). After it stopped back then, the phone returned to normal for a long time, so I thought the bug was gone.

I’ve never dropped the phone, slept on it, or dipped it in water (even though it’s advertised as waterproof), so I want to believe this issue is related to the HyperOS update. I’m really bothered about this problem. Please, what can I do?

After Appvault update, they removed this clock with weather widget on widgets. Did they remove this really? So I didn't find them. (I showed up photo from Google) (Xiaomi 15 last hpos version global)

It happens to me every 5 minutes (I have a Redmi 10C), I plan to keep this phone for another 2 months but it's starting to bug out a lot and I keep discovering something new....

Can someone please help me?

​Hey everyone, ​I just got my Xiaomi 17 Ultra, and unfortunately, on just my second day of using it, I’ve run into a really frustrating camera bug/hardware issue. ​Here is what’s happening: ​Ultrawide Lens (0.6x): Whenever I switch to 0.6x, the screen goes almost completely black. It’s barely capturing any light or image at all. ​Main/Telephoto Lenses: The other lenses seem to work fine, but there's another catch. Whenever I bring an object close to the camera (trying to focus on something nearby), the screen starts flickering intensely. ​I’ve tried restarting the phone and clearing the camera app cache, but nothing changed. Is anyone else experiencing this with their 17 Ultra? Do you think this is a widespread software bug with the new launch, or did I just get a defective unit? ​Any advice or feedback would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

I used the Super moon option. It might look better on a full moon tho.

I can't tell, because it scratches so easily with my nails and its hard to get off it feel like its the screen

I’ve been modding this sub long enough to know when Xiaomi is cooking and when they’re coasting. But I need to know if I’m alone in this or if the T Series charging rollercoaster actually rewired your brain.

But here’s the real question did this actually mess with your head?

I’m not asking for spec sheet debates. I want to know if anyone else developed what I call "charge anxiety reversal."

• 14T Pro owners: Did having 120W + 50W wireless feel like the perfect combo? Did you actually stop charging overnight?

• 15T Pro owners: Be brutally honest. Did dropping from 120W to 90W bother you in daily life, or did the bigger battery make you forgive it?

• Samsung / iPhone converts: Did anyone here switch to a T Series specifically because you were tired of 60W or 40W? What was that first 120W experience like?

• The psychology part: Do you think fast charging genuinely eliminates "charge anxiety," or have we just become spoiled? I borrowed a family member’s iPhone 17 Pro for a weekend and at 20% I felt actual panic because I knew 40W wasn’t going to save me before I left the house. Is that a real thing or do I need therapy?

TL;DR: 14T Pro was peak T Series charging (120W + 50W wireless). 15T Pro sacrificed speed for 500mAh more. 17T Pro leaks suggest 100W + 50W wireless + 7000mAh a deliberate correction, not just an upgrade. I want your specific, weird, daily-habit stories. The more unhinged, the better.

Also, if you have your own charge-time benchmarks (GSMArena-style testing), drop them. I’m building a community-sourced data table from real users, not just review sites.

The battery icon updated to a thicker look today and I hate it. Can I revert it back to the previous style through themes or settings?