The Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro is a flagship-class handset with a great screen, good battery life, dual SIM support, an in-screen fingerprint reader and a 3.5mm headset jack. The triple rear camera setup is very capable, and while the pop-out selfie camera's mechanism might not appeal to everybody, there's...

6.39-inch Super AMOLED screen, Minimal bezels and no front camera notch, Good battery life, 3.5mm headset jack, Competitive price

Average-quality mono speaker, Slippery backplate, Pop-up selfie camera could prove a point of failure, No IP rating for dust/water resistance

The Pocophone F1 launched with a clear plan, to match the big boys on performance whilst undercutting them hugely on price. The Mi 9T brought high-end features to a device that looks and feels like a flagship, but it lacked true performance.

Incredible value, Great OLED display, Big battery, Fast performance

No IP67/8, No microSD support

So, just like the with our experience with the K20 Pro, we were satisfied with the Mi 9T Pro’s design, performance, display, cameras, and battery. It’s even better now since it has a Global ROM with Google Play services, is officially available in the Philippines, so there’s a local warranty, is now...

Xiaomi took a flagship and a mid-range smartphone, combined them and got the Mi 9T Pro. And that's not a bad thing.

Camera, Portrait Mode rivals the Pixel, There's a headphone jack!, Incredible battery life, Much cheaper than it should be

Not available in the US, No waterproofing, No wireless charging, MIUI 10 Dark Mode still has some issues

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi might be leading in India, but the company is largely known as a budget brand and has failed to sell premium phones multiple times. The Redmi K20 Pro is an effort at breaking that image and delivering a phone in the more premium price segments.

Its time for another specs comparison! We have two smartphones here, similarly priced and specs are very close ...