Xiaomi Japan has announced the Xiaomi 17T Series, a high-end smartphone lineup featuring a triple-camera system co-engineered with Leica, and opened pre-orders in Japan on May 28, 2026, at 10 p.m[1]. The series goes on sale on June 4 and consists of two models: the higher-end Xiaomi 17T Pro and the standard Xiaomi 17T. Estimated street prices start at 89,980 yen (incl. tax) for the 17T and 119,800 yen (incl. tax) for the 17T Pro[1]. According to the company's own survey, roughly three in four people have experienced a failed smartphone shot[1].

A Leica Co-Engineered Triple Camera and 5x Optical Zoom

The headline feature of the Xiaomi 17T Series is its triple-camera system co-engineered with Leica[1]. It covers a wide range of focal lengths from macro to telephoto, and the higher-end 17T Pro adds a periscope-style 5x optical telephoto lens. A tele-macro mode with a minimum focusing distance of 30mm captures subjects such as figurines and food, while AI zoom of up to 120x enables practical long-range shooting[1].

The Leica Summilux optical lens on the 17T Pro combines a large aperture with strong optical performance, capturing detail even in low light[1]. It reproduces Leica's signature color and contrast, making it well suited to fast-moving scenes such as sports or a child's school athletics day.

The shooting features are also comprehensive. The series supports HDR10+ across all focal lengths, along with 4K 60fps 10-bit Log recording and LUT import for professional-grade color grading[1]. The main camera supports high-frame-rate 4K 120fps recording and includes three-microphone array audio. A newly added "Leica Live Moment" records the moment as a short video, and multiple clips can be merged into a single piece through collage editing[1].

A Large Battery and an Eye-Friendly Display

The battery uses high-content silicon-carbon technology, increasing capacity while keeping the body size in check[1]. The 17T Pro packs 7,000mAh, the largest of any Xiaomi-brand smartphone, delivering 1.88 days of typical use. It supports 100W Xiaomi HyperCharge and the 100W PPS standard, charging to 100 percent in as little as 48 minutes[1]. Xiaomi states it retains 80 percent of maximum capacity even after 1,600 charge cycles, pointing to long-term use. The standard 17T carries a 6,500mAh battery with 67W fast charging[1].

The display is a bezel-less AMOLED flat panel with 1.5K resolution[1]. The 17T Pro supports refresh rates of up to 144Hz and the 17T up to 120Hz for smooth visuals. In addition, Xiaomi Vision Care technology became the industry's first to obtain four eye-care certifications from the German certification body TÜV Rheinland, reducing display flicker and blue light[1]. Note that the product is not a medical device[1].

Osaifu-Keitai and Quick Share Support, and the Differences Between the Two Models

Usability for the Japanese market has also been strengthened. The 17T Pro supports Osaifu-Keitai (FeliCa), enabling tap payments without a wallet[1]. It can also exchange files directly with the "AirDrop" feature on iPhone, iPad, and MacBook via Quick Share, without installing additional apps[1]. Both models support IP68 dust and water resistance.

On performance, the standard 17T uses the high-end-class MediaTek Dimensity 8500-Ultra, which Xiaomi says handles 3D games smoothly[1]. The 17T features a 6.59-inch size that is easy to handle in one hand, and it also supports the Leica triple camera, including the 5x optical telephoto and Leica Live Moment. For colors, the 17T Pro comes in three options of Deep Blue, Deep Violet, and Black, while the 17T comes in Blue, Violet, and Black[1].

Pricing, Availability, and Purchase Bonuses

The estimated street price of the Xiaomi 17T Pro is 119,800 yen (incl. tax) for the 12GB/256GB model and 139,800 yen (incl. tax) for the 12GB/512GB model[1]. The standard Xiaomi 17T is 89,980 yen (incl. tax) for the 12GB/256GB model and 109,800 yen (incl. tax) for the 12GB/512GB model. Both opened for pre-order on May 28, 2026, and go on sale on June 4[1].

Sales channels include MVNOs such as IIJmio and QTmobile; retailers such as EDION, Bic Camera, and Yodobashi Camera; Xiaomi Store locations; and online stores including the official Xiaomi site (mi.com), the official Xiaomi Rakuten Ichiba store, and Amazon.co.jp[1].

To mark the launch, a range of purchase bonuses are available from May 28 to July 21[1]. Customers who pre-order and buy early receive a Xiaomi Tag, and during the period the 17T Pro is available at a 6,000 yen early-bird discount and the 17T at a 5,000 yen discount. Buyers can also use services such as a two-year extended manufacturer warranty, six months of screen-crack coverage, and free access to YouTube Premium, Spotify Premium, and Google AI Pro[1].

Summary

The Xiaomi 17T Series is a high-end lineup built around a Leica co-engineered triple camera with 5x optical zoom, along with a battery of up to 7,000mAh, the industry's first set of four eye-care certifications, and Osaifu-Keitai support. Prices start at 89,980 yen for the 17T and 119,800 yen for the 17T Pro, with sales beginning on June 4. Balancing camera performance with features tailored to the Japanese market, it looks set to be a strong option for anyone considering a high-end smartphone.

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