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

No Xiaomi Mi 9 killer. The Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro, like its sister model Mi 9T, has a motorised pop-up front-facing camera to aid in the pursuit of the highest possible screen-to-body ratio.

borderless design, accurate GPS, decent OLED panel, 3.5 mm jack, good cameras, good system performance, fast in-display fingerprint sensor

only Widevine L3-certified (Redmi K20 Pro), slow Wi-Fi, poor LTE coverage (Redmi K20 Pro), low maximum manual brightness, 27 W charger not included in the box

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.

Xiaomi has done it yet again - the maker has launched another market disruptor. Sure, it isn't called a Pocophone, but it doesn't matter really. The Redmi K20 Pro, or Mi 9T Pro, is a spiritual successor to a rare smartphone blend known as flagship killers, a series that OnePlus may have conceived,...

Excellent notch-free AMOLED screen, Ultrafast under-display fingerprint reader, Attractive design with Gorilla Glass protection, Top-notch battery life, fast charging, Flagship Snapdragon 855 chip and performance, Class-leading camera experience, great quality all day long, Rich video recording...

Xiaomi has beaten OnePlus at its own game with the Mi 9T Pro – and for £100 less than the OnePlus 7. While the Xiaomi lacks stereo speakers and packs a clunkier UI, it betters the OnePlus with a triple camera, headphone jack and a notch-free screen. If you’re looking for an affordable flagship and don’t need wireless charging or waterproofing, the Mi 9T Pro just leapfrogged to the front of our recommended list.

Excellent value; Great battery life; Has a headphone port;

No stereo speakers; No wireless charging; No water resistance;

Excellent value; Great battery life; Has a headphone port;

No stereo speakers; No wireless charging; No water resistance;

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...

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

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