Xiaomi 17T Pro Price and Review Singapore

Name: Xiaomi 17T Pro
Brand: Xiaomi

By Jon Ng, AI Chief at Novatise · Updated 3 Nov 2026

The Xiaomi 17T Pro has a 7,000mAh battery^[1]. That's bigger than the battery in almost any phone you can buy in Singapore at S$999, which is what Xiaomi asks for the 12GB+256GB model^[2]. Add a 5x telephoto camera and a 100W charger in the box^[4], and it looks like a lot of phone for the money. Five months after launch, here's what reviewers found, what it costs today and what it costs to fix.

How we put this together: We haven't tested this phone ourselves. This review pulls together published reviews, Xiaomi Singapore's specs and terms, and prices and repair rates from Singapore shops. Every price was checked on 3 Nov 2026.

Should you buy the Xiaomi 17T Pro?

For most people who want long battery life and a real zoom lens without paying S$1,500 or more, yes. HardwareZone says it's the only phone in its price range with a 5x optical zoom^[4], and every review we read praised the battery. Skip it if you already own a 15T Pro, since Digital Camera World sees no reason to upgrade^[8], or if you care about the ultrawide and selfie cameras, which several reviewers call weak^[5]^[7].

A generic deep blue phone lying face down on a wooden cafe table beside a cup of coffee, showing a three-lens camera island — The 17T Pro comes in Deep Blue, Deep Violet and Black in Singapore. Illustration (AI-generated).

What it costs, checked 3 Nov 2026

There are two Singapore versions. The 256GB model is sold only online, through Xiaomi's own store, Shopee and Lazada; the 512GB model is also in shops^[4].

Xiaomi 17T Pro prices in Singapore, checked 3 Nov 2026
Seller	12GB+256GB	12GB+512GB	Notes
Xiaomi recommended price^[2]	S$999	S$1,149	From Xiaomi's sale terms; mi.com/sg's buy page didn't show a live price or stock to us
Challenger^[10]	Not sold	S$1,149	All three colours listed, all showing sold out
Courts^[11]	Not listed	Not listed	Search returned no results
Melashoppe^[16]	S$948 sale price, against a regular price of S$1,149		Says local set; the page doesn't name the storage size
Xiaomi on Shopee / Lazada	Unknown	Unknown	We couldn't load the listings
Red White Mobile (featured)^[12]	Not listed	Not listed	Lists the Xiaomi 17T instead
Singtel, StarHub, M1	Unknown	Unknown	No 17T Pro plan found

So the official price hasn't moved since launch. Launch buyers did a bit better: between 28 May and 30 June, Xiaomi's store threw in free gifts, a REDMI Pad 2 9.7 for the 17T Pro at first, and took up to S$100 more off with a trade-in^[2]. That campaign has ended^[2].

The Melashoppe listing at S$948 is the cheapest local set we saw, but check two things before you pay. Ask which storage size it is, since S$1,149 is the 512GB price. And ask whether the shop is an official Xiaomi dealer, because the free screen replacement and the 24-month warranty only apply to sets bought through Xiaomi's official channels and activated in Singapore^[3].

Prices have crept up across the T series. HardwareZone lists the 512GB model at S$949 for the 14T Pro, S$899 for the 15T Pro and S$1,149 for the 17T Pro^[4]. You do get a much bigger battery for the extra S$250, as the next section shows.

Featured shop: Red White Mobile, North Bridge Centre didn't list the 17T Pro on its new-phone price list on 3 Nov 2026. It did list the regular Xiaomi 17T 12GB+256GB at S$688, with Xiaomi Singapore's two-year warranty and six months of screen protection^[12]. That's S$111 under Xiaomi's S$799 price for the same model^[2]. Red White Mobile is a paid featured shop on this site.

Battery: the main reason to buy it

Xiaomi moved from 5,500mAh on the 15T Pro to 7,000mAh^[9], using a silicon-carbon battery with 16% silicon^[1]. The phone isn't much thicker for it, but it is a big phone, and Digital Trends found it slippery to hold^[7].

The reviews agree on stamina, though the numbers vary with how hard each reviewer pushed it:

HardwareZone got about a day and a half per charge^[4].
Android Central got about two days with medium use^[6].
Digital Trends measured seven to eight hours of screen-on time^[7].
Trusted Reviews still had 40–50% left at the end of a day^[9].

Xiaomi claims the battery keeps at least 80% of its capacity after 1,600 charge cycles in its lab tests^[1]. Charging once a day, that's more than four years. Battery wear is one of the most common reasons people replace or repair a phone, so this matters more than it sounds.

Charging speed

The phone takes 100W wired, 50W wireless, and can charge other devices at 22.5W through the cable^[1]. Singapore boxes include the 100W charger and cable; the 50W wireless charger is sold separately^[4]. Xiaomi claims a full charge in 48 minutes^[1]. Reviewers' results:

Xiaomi 17T Pro charging times reported by reviewers
Reviewer	Result
HardwareZone^[4]	0–50% in 25 minutes, full in 74 minutes
Digital Trends^[7]	1–75% in 30 minutes
Android Central^[6]	Full in under 45 minutes

The spread is wide, and charger choice and room temperature both affect it. Either way, half an hour on the charger covers most of a day.

A generic violet phone resting on a round wireless charging pad on a bedside table, with a small wall charger beside it — Wireless charging runs at up to 50W, but the wireless charger costs extra. Illustration (AI-generated).

The zoom camera, and the two that lag behind

The 17T Pro has three rear cameras^[1]:

Xiaomi 17T Pro rear cameras
Camera	Sensor	Lens
Main	50MP Light Fusion 950, 1/1.31-inch^[1]	23mm, f/1.67, OIS^[1]
Telephoto (5x)	50MP Samsung JN5^[4]	115mm, f/3.0, OIS, focuses from 30cm^[1]
Ultrawide	12MP OmniVision OV13B^[4]	15mm^[1]

The telephoto is the standout. A 115mm lens is long for a phone at this price; most rivals stop around 3x. HardwareZone found shots at 10x still usable in good light^[4]. It isn't ideal for everything, though. Android Central points out that 115mm is too tight for most portraits, so you'll often use the main camera's crop instead^[6]. The 30cm minimum focus means you can shoot a plate of food from across the table with the zoom lens without stepping back too far^[1].

The ultrawide is where Xiaomi saved money. Notebookcheck calls it weak^[5], and Digital Trends says both the ultrawide and the selfie camera fall behind the other two^[7]. If wide group shots at night matter to you, keep that in mind.

A hand holding a generic black phone up to a distant tower block across a park at sunset, with the zoomed view on screen — A 115mm lens brings distant buildings close, but it is too tight for most portraits. Illustration (AI-generated).

Video goes up to 4K at 60fps, with HDR10+ and Log recording^[1]. One small storage warning: HardwareZone noticed that Leica Live Moment photos, which capture a short clip with each shot, take about twice the space of a normal photo^[4]. On the 256GB model, turn it off unless you use it.

Everything else, briefly

The screen is 6.83 inches, 2772×1280, up to 144Hz and 3,500 nits, with 1.29mm bezels^[1], covered by Gorilla Glass 7i^[4]. Inside is MediaTek's 3nm Dimensity 9500, which scored over 3.57 million on AnTuTu in Xiaomi's lab^[1]. Notebookcheck saw it throttle under long heavy loads^[5], which you'd notice in long gaming sessions more than daily use. It's rated IP68 for 1.5m of water for 30 minutes^[1], and it has Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.0 and an IR blaster for your aircon or TV^[1].

Xiaomi promises five Android version updates and six years of security patches^[4]. That's a long time for a phone under S$1,000, and it pairs well with the battery's claimed lifespan.

The complaints are small but real:

The USB-C port runs at USB 2.0 speed and can't output video^[5].
Speakers are average, and the phone comes with preinstalled apps and ads you'll want to switch off^[5].
The optical fingerprint reader underwhelmed Digital Trends^[7].

17T Pro or the cheaper 17T?

Trusted Reviews thinks the regular 17T steals some of the Pro's limelight^[9]. Here's the price gap in Singapore:

Xiaomi 17T and 17T Pro recommended prices in Singapore
Model	12GB+256GB	12GB+512GB
Xiaomi 17T^[2]	S$799	S$949
Xiaomi 17T Pro^[2]	S$999	S$1,149

The S$200 difference grows to S$311 if you buy the 17T 256GB at Red White Mobile's S$688^[12]. Pay for the Pro if you want the 5x zoom, the faster chip and the bigger battery; otherwise the 17T is the better deal. Among other brands, HardwareZone names the Honor 600 Pro, the OPPO Reno15 Pro Max at S$1,049 for 512GB and the vivo X300 FE at S$1,099 as rivals^[4]. For a step up in camera, see our Xiaomi 17 Ultra review.

Warranty and repair costs

Sets bought through Xiaomi's official channels and activated in Singapore between 28 May 2026 and 27 May 2027 get two extras under Xiaomi's premium services terms^[3]:

24 months of quality assurance from the purchase date, double the usual year.
One free screen replacement within six months of purchase.

Xiaomi's product page lists the same benefits^[1]. Back up your phone before you hand it in, as the terms advise^[3].

Xiaomi 17T Pro repair prices in Singapore, checked 3 Nov 2026
Repair	Xiaomi service centre	Citri Mobile
Screen	Free once in first 6 months (official sets)^[3]; otherwise unknown	Quoted after diagnosis^[15]
Battery	Unknown	Quoted after diagnosis^[15]
Charging port	Unknown	S$45^[15]
Water damage repair	Unknown	S$45^[15]
Power button	Unknown	S$40^[15]
Labour / inspection fee	S$45 each^[14]	n/a

Xiaomi says out-of-warranty prices are indicative and the service centre's quote after inspection is final. If you turn down the quote, you still pay the S$45 inspection fee^[14]. We couldn't find Xiaomi's official parts prices for the 17T Pro, so those are unknown.

No shop we checked publishes a 17T Pro screen or battery price yet. Given the battery's claimed lifespan, a battery job is unlikely in the first few years, but a cracked screen after the six-month window will need a quote. Compare a couple before you agree. Browse our Xiaomi repair shops:

Citri Mobile Phone Repair

People'S Park Centre · lists 17T Pro charging port and water damage repair at S$45 each; screen and battery quoted after diagnosis

Xiaomi Authorised Service Centre

Kallang/Bendemeer · Xiaomi authorised service centre · the place for warranty and free screen claims

Lite Mobile - Boon Keng

Bendemeer Ville · repairs Xiaomi phones · no 17T Pro prices published, ask for a quote

FlashmanFix

Sim Lim Square · repairs Xiaomi phones · no 17T Pro prices published, ask for a quote

An opened generic phone on a green repair mat with its large flat battery lifted out, next to a pry tool, tweezers and screwdrivers — No shop we checked lists a 17T Pro screen or battery price yet, so ask for a written quote. Illustration (AI-generated).

What your old Xiaomi is worth

Red White Mobile's trade-in list doesn't include the 17T Pro or the 15T Pro yet^[13]. It does buy older T models: S$320 for a 14T Pro 12GB+1TB and S$220 for a 14T 12GB+512GB^[13]. If you're coming from a 14T Pro, that brings a 512GB 17T Pro down to about S$829. Xiaomi's store runs trade-ins through CompAsia too^[2], so it's worth getting both quotes.

The verdict

Buy it if

You want a phone that lasts well past a day, a proper zoom lens for under S$1,200 and long software support. Buy from Xiaomi or an official dealer so you get the 24-month cover and the free screen replacement.

Skip it if

You own a 15T Pro, you shoot a lot of ultrawide or selfie photos, or you want a compact phone. If the zoom doesn't matter to you, the 17T costs S$200 less.

See also our Pixel 11, Galaxy S26 and iPhone 17 reviews, or browse all phone reviews.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Xiaomi 17T Pro in Singapore?

Xiaomi's recommended prices are S$999 for 12GB+256GB and S$1,149 for 12GB+512GB. Challenger listed the 512GB model at S$1,149 but showed it sold out on 3 Nov 2026. The 256GB model is sold only online, through Xiaomi's store, Shopee and Lazada.

Does the Xiaomi 17T Pro come with a charger in Singapore?

Yes. HardwareZone reports that Singapore boxes include a 100W charger and cable. The 50W wireless charger is sold separately.

How long does the Xiaomi 17T Pro battery last?

It has a 7,000mAh battery. HardwareZone got about a day and a half per charge, Android Central about two days with medium use, and Digital Trends seven to eight hours of screen-on time.

Does the Xiaomi 17T Pro get a free screen replacement?

Yes, once within six months, for sets bought through Xiaomi's official channels and activated in Singapore between 28 May 2026 and 27 May 2027. The same terms give 24 months of quality assurance.

What is the difference between the Xiaomi 17T and 17T Pro?

In Singapore the 17T Pro costs S$200 more at each storage size: S$999 and S$1,149 against S$799 and S$949. Reviewers point to the Pro's 5x telephoto camera and 7,000mAh battery as the main reasons to pay extra.

Is the Xiaomi 17T Pro worth upgrading to from the 15T Pro?

Probably not. Digital Camera World sees no reason to upgrade from the 15T Pro. The biggest gain is battery size, which rises from 5,500mAh to 7,000mAh.