Mobile Phones & Tablets

Redmi Note 15 Pro Series Hits Malaysia: 200MP & IP69K!

By Teenaesh Vijee

January 22, 2026

The mid-range smartphone market in Malaysia just got a massive shake-up. We’ve been tracking the development of Xiaomi’s latest heavy hitter, and today, we can finally confirm that the Redmi Note 15 Pro series has officially arrived on our shores. This isn’t just a minor spec bump; it’s a complete overhaul that prioritizes something Malaysian users have been asking for: extreme durability without sacrificing performance.

Built for the Malaysian Lifestyle

Let’s talk about the elephant in the room—durability. We’ve all been there, caught in a sudden afternoon Klang Valley downpour or accidentally dropping our phones on the mamak floor. The Redmi Note 15 Pro series tackles this head-on with an incredible IP69K water and dust resistance rating. This goes beyond the standard IP68, meaning it can withstand high-pressure, high-temperature water jets. It is effectively built to survive the toughest conditions you can throw at it.

Performance Meets Photography

Under the hood, the series is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultra SoC. In our initial testing, this chipset provides a buttery-smooth experience for multitasking and gaming, which is a significant leap for the Note lineup. But the real star of the show is the camera housing. We are looking at a 200MP main sensor that promises to deliver flagship-level detail, especially for those night shots at the local pasar malam.

Pricing and Availability in Malaysia

Xiaomi has always been the king of value, and they aren’t losing that crown today. The Redmi Note 15 Pro series starts from just RM1,399. For a device that offers a top-tier processor, a massive camera sensor, and industry-leading water resistance, this price point puts a lot of pressure on the competition.

Whether you are a student looking for a reliable daily driver or a mobile gamer on a budget, the Note 15 Pro series seems to have checked every box. We’ll be putting the battery life through its paces soon to see if it can truly last a full day of heavy usage on our local 5G networks, so stay tuned for our deep-dive review.