Xiaomi 15 Ultra
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- Meh
- I@a
- 04 Mar 2025
The battery is not 6000mah :(
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- Anonymous
- Sv8
- 04 Mar 2025
Krystle, 03 Mar 2025Oh, wonderful! Let's compare it to the EU offer in my ... moreheres the deal in my country
10% discount on the sale price of 1500€
140€ bonus for trading in any device
free photogtaphy kit or xiaomi vacuum cleaner
free wireless charger stand
900€ brand new if you do all this and sell the gifts
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- WACHIRA
- fmP
- 04 Mar 2025
The best phone currently in the market. Kudos XIAOMI for excellent craftsmanship.
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- Anonymous
- IWQ
- 04 Mar 2025
Should I buy this or the S25+? They are both the same price.
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- Anonymous
- Kg{
- 04 Mar 2025
9.4mm thick? Thanks but I will have to pass.
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- Anonymous
- xjH
- 03 Mar 2025
This phone does not have dual pixel PDAF. It's only available on the main camera. All the other cameras use different autofocusing technology, although they all offer all pixel PDAF.
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- v1nce
- 3jX
- 03 Mar 2025
Krystle, 03 Mar 2025Everyone who makes various claims about the reasons why Xia... moreIt has to do with the charging protocol, they all have their own copyrighted one and not compatible with each other, the EU ask it to be PD fast charging, like fast charging on laptop and camera etc.
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- FinskCommentorr
- pWF
- 03 Mar 2025
80W wireless charching is wild
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- Over9000
- JcU
- 03 Mar 2025
Wait?
Is Xiaomi slowly becoming like Apple and Samsung?
They start cutting corners too?
Just asking.
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- Neekname
- XBF
- 03 Mar 2025
Furkan, 03 Mar 2025Nah Battery is goodYou haven't used it but you're already making claims
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- Furkan
- pT4
- 03 Mar 2025
lafenice1976, 03 Mar 20251500 EUR for 512 GB and smaller battery? I see no reason fo... moreNah Battery is good
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- Furkan
- pT4
- 03 Mar 2025
Unknown Artist, 03 Mar 2025Wtf, 1500 Euro? How did this happen? Poor Xiaomi fans...But Xiaomi 15 Ultra get 6 years updates
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- Anonymous
- JHH
- 03 Mar 2025
1500 euro just too expensive i think should maximise about 1000 and there is no charger in the box for global version
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- ASL
- mDu
- 03 Mar 2025
"Two-way satellite communication" is this available for the European market model?
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- Krystle
- prQ
- 03 Mar 2025
TerryM, 03 Mar 2025The UK price is £1299.
Currently Xiaomi UK is offering ... moreOh, wonderful! Let's compare it to the EU offer in my local Xiaomi webshop.
Xiaomi 15 Ultra (Black or Silver Chrome only)
Price: €1499 with free... Xiaomi Electric Scooter 4 lite (2nd Gen)!
No Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro 8GB+256GB.
No Xiaomi 120W HyperCharge Combo.
No Xiaomi 15 Ultra Photography Kit.
No additional discount.
I rest my case.
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- Krystle
- prQ
- 03 Mar 2025
Everyone who makes various claims about the reasons why Xiaomi and other manufacturers do not put chargers in boxes and why they sell products with degraded characteristics (mostly batteries) on the EU market, are kindly asked to read this:
EU CHARGER LAWS (EU COMMON CHARGER)
EU Directive 2022/2038 requires USB-C to be a "common port". This allows consumers to charge their devices with any USB-C charger, regardless of the device brand. The EU explains: "Harmonisation will help prevent different producers from unjustifiably limiting charging speed and will help to ensure that charging speed is the same when using any compatible charger for a device."
"Consumers will be able to purchase a new electronic device without a new charger. This will limit the number of chargers on the market or left unused. Reducing production and disposal of new chargers is estimated to reduce the amount of electronic waste by 980 tons annually."
"Producers will need to provide relevant visual and written information about charging characteristics, including information on the power the device requires and whether it supports fast charging. This will help consumers understand if their existing chargers meet their new device’s requirements and/or help them select a compatible charger. Combined with the other measures, this will help consumers to limit the number of new chargers purchased and save at least €250 million a year on unnecessary charger purchases."
So, there is no EU directive that prohibits putting chargers in boxes, but it is required to offer the product without a charger in the box as an option for the consumer.
Manufacturers often decide not to offer a charger in the box at all, which is wrong. If you read the above provisions, it is quite clear that they are only required to offer the product with or without a charger. Moreover, legally speaking, it could therefore be argued that manufacturers who sell mobile phones exclusively without a charger are violating the aforementioned EU directive!
There you have it. I quoted the regulations from the European Commission website. I would ask those who constantly spread fake news about the reasons why manufacturers do not put chargers in boxes ("The EU is to blame! The EU is to blame!"), as well as why they degrade some elements of the product (most often the battery power) when sold on the EU market to provide concrete evidence (with quotes from the relevant EU regulations) in support of their claims.
Thank you.
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- vik457
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- 03 Mar 2025
MrFas, 03 Mar 2025Exactly! I just want to understand why they keep limiting t... moreXiaomi 15 ultra actually had 1 tb model for global version unlike pros from vivo, honor and oppo
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- MrFas
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- 03 Mar 2025
Anonymous, 03 Mar 2025Chinese companies becomes very discriminative lately. Good... moreExactly! I just want to understand why they keep limiting the global models in battery size and storage options 😑