A filing with Brazil’s Anatel certification agency has surfaced, giving the first visual of Xiaomi’s upcoming 17T flagship. The snapshot shows the device’s glass back and a bundled 67W charger, confirming the company will include power adapters for Brazilian sales. Design cues echo the 15T, but the rear camera bar now features a decorative fourth module and a centrally placed Leica logo.

Three lenses complete the rear array: a 50MP primary sensor, a 50MP 2x telephoto and a 12MP ultrawide unit, matching the spec sheet leaked for the 15T. A separate Geekbench entry earlier this week revealed the handset runs on MediaTek Dimensity 8500 SoC, positioning it among the year’s most powerful Android chips. Battery capacity sits at 6,500mAh, paired with the same 67W wired fast‑charging.

Regulatory requirements mean Brazil‑bound units will arrive with the charger, while European versions are expected to ship charger‑free, reflecting the industry’s shift toward lighter packaging. Consumers get a high‑end camera suite and rapid top‑up speeds, but the sizable 6,500mAh cell may keep the phone bulkier than rivals. Xiaomi’s 17T thus reinforces its premium‑flagship strategy in competitive markets.