Xiaomi

Swipe to scroll horizontallyXiaomi 15T scorecardAttributesNotesRatingDesignXiaomi's design isn't super unique but the chamfered edges around the camera and Rose Gold finish are memorable.4 / 5DisplayThis is a great all-around screen that wouldn't be out of place in a much more expensive phone.4.5 / 5PerformanceSolid but unspectacular performance offered by the Dimensity 8400 Ultra chipset, but 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage is a big bonus.4 / 5CameraThe main and ultra-wide cameras are good and acceptable, but don't let the big megapixel count fool you: the telephoto is a bit disappointing.3.

Swipe to scroll horizontallyAttributesNotesRatingDesignNot the prettiest, and color options aren’t amazing, but well-built and IP68 rated.3/5DisplayImpressive display with punchy colors and commendable detail — not quite as bright as some competitors.4/5SoftwareSolid software and security updates, but bloat, ads, and annoying notifications ruin the user experience.2/5CamerasVery solid main camera, neat selfie camera too — but lack of telephoto lens means zoom is restricted.4/5PerformanceStable performance, speakers are decent but not the highest quality, although strong codec support is on-boa

Poco does not sell its smartphones in the US, and neither does Xiaomi, so you won’t find the X8 Pro Max or Redmi Turbo 5 Max on a shelf at Best Buy. However, you can import either if you’re keen. The Poco X8 Pro Max will cost an entirely reasonable $469 for the 12GB/256GB version of $529 for the 12GB/512GB model. The X8 Pro Max has been joined by the Poco X8 Pro, and the Poco X8 Pro Iron Man Edition.