The Xiaomi Mi 10T series has been announced consisting of the 'standard' Mi 10T as well as a Mi 10T Lite and Mi 10T Pro, and it feels like Xiaomi is returning to its roots with these phones.

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Unlike the Xiaomi Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro from early in 2020, the Mi 10T series phones have mid-ranged specs in a few regards, but don't cost you much. That's the kind of value proposition the company is known for, though the Mi 10 phones were more like premium devices.

to help you get your head around the three new Xiaomi phones we've collated all their specs below, so you can see what they're like and how they compare l?n each other.

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A bizarre number of Xiaomi phones have 6.67-inch screens, and that's the case with each of the three Xiaomi Mi 10T phones. While the Lite has a central 'punch-hole' cut-out for its selfie camera, the other two have it in the top left corner.

All three phones have Full HD+ resolutions, and the displays aren't curved at the edges like the Mi 10 handsets. The Lite has a 120Hz refresh rate, and it'll likely end up being one of the cheapest phones with such a snappy display, but the 'standard' and Pro phones both have 144Hz screens. Therefore they'll be the first phones l?n have this kind of display, other than gaming specific phones.

In terms of general design, the Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite looks a lot like the Poco X3 NFC with a rounded camera bump central on the back of the phone, while the other two Mi 10T phones look pretty similar with camera bumps in the top-left. They both have a pretty huge main lens, which screams 'I'm a powerful camera!', though we'll have to test to see if this turns out to be true.

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As we've said, the phones don't have curved-edge displays, so they look a little less premium than the Mi 10 devices. They've also all god side-mounted fingerprint sensors, not in-screen ones like Xiaomi has used before, which denotes they could be low-price phones.

None of the phones seem to have a 3.5mm headphone jack, not even the Lite, though each uses a USB-C port. They all have glass fronts and backs, with metal frames between.