Xiaomi Redmi 15 official-looking renders surface, colors revealed
Shortly after this rather revealing leak, a tipster on X shared some images of what appear to be official renders of the Redmi 15. We've got a frontal image showing maybe thinner bezels than before, compared to the Redmi 13, although it's a bit hard to tell from renders alone.
Alleged Redmi 15 colors
We also have three images depicting the Redmi 15 in three colors - Black, Purple and some sort of Silver-ish, Gold-ish paint job.
The back design seems to align with the current Redmi Note 15 lineup, but more importantly, the pictures show three camera sensors on the back. If we have to guess, the two auxiliary shooters will likely be ultrawide and macro. The Redmi 13 from last year only had one main 108MP camera and a 2MP macro shooter.
Going by the previous leak, the Redmi 15 will offer a substantial upgrade over its predecessor with upgrades in the display, battery, chipset and camera departments.
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