Xiaomi’s new flagship phones pack a lot for the money but US shoppers will have to look elsewhere. The 15T Pro's solid processor and camera performance make it a decent all-round phone. While it won't be offering much competition to the likes of the Galaxy S25 Ultra or the new iPhone 17 Pro, it's got everything you'd need from an everyday Android phone. The base 15T packs most of the same camera setup but uses a slightly less powerful processor and misses out on the 90W fast charging found in its Pro siblin ...

Consumer Preferences - A CNET survey reveals that only 11% of US adults upgrade phones for AI features [2] - Approximately 30% of individuals find mobile AI unhelpful and oppose adding more AI features [2] - Consumers prioritize battery life, storage, and camera quality over AI when upgrading phones [2] - Price remains the primary factor for consumers when purchasing new phones [3] AI Adoption and Awareness - 20% of people admit they are not familiar with how to use the AI features on their phones [3] - The survey indicates that AI is a low-priority consideration for both iPhone and Android users [3] Industry Perspective - Tech companies like Apple, Samsung, and Google continue to integrate AI, aiming for user reliance and eventual paid access [4]