What To Know
- A primary camera with a 50 MP sensorA macro lens with a 2 MP sensorA front-facing camera with a 16 MP sensor for selfiesThe Redmi Note 14 will run on HyperOS based on Android 14 and is assured updates for two years.
- A powerful MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultra chipMemory options of either 8 GB +256 GB or up to 12 GB +512 GB storageSupport for Wi-Fi 6 and advanced connectivity via 5GThe camera system sees enhancements as well.
As anticipation rises for the unveiling of the POCO X7 and POCO X7 Pro, attention has also turned to Xiaomi’s other highly anticipated updates. The Redmi Note 14 series, one of Xiaomi’s most popular, is set to launch two new devices aimed at conquering the mid-range market. Fortunately, many details about these devices are already known, as they were announced a few weeks ago in China.
understanding the Redmi and POCO difference
While both POCO and Redmi are integral parts of the Xiaomi ecosystem, they cater to different audiences with distinct focuses. POCO aims to provide high performance at more affordable prices, while Redmi Note is renowned for its excellent cameras, long-lasting batteries, and quality displays.
The new Redmi Note 14 series shares some features with the POCO X7 and X7 Pro but shines in areas where these models fall short. Although we don’t have all the specifics for models releasing in the United States yet, significant deviations from their Chinese counterparts aren’t expected.
what to expect from the Redmi Note 14
The entry-level model of this new series is the Redmi Note 14. It boasts a 6.67-inch OLED FullHD+ display supporting 120 Hz refresh rates and is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra processor. The device offers memory configurations up to 12 GB RAM + 256 GB storage.
This model features a robust battery capacity of 5,110 mAh with support for fast charging at 45 W.
- A primary camera with a 50 MP sensor
- A macro lens with a 2 MP sensor
- A front-facing camera with a 16 MP sensor for selfies
The Redmi Note 14 will run on HyperOS based on Android 14 and is assured updates for two years. Launch pricing in China hovered around $160 USD, which will slightly increase but remain competitive within the mid-range segment.
Redmi Note 14 Pro: superior features unleashed
The more sophisticated variant in this series is the Redmi Note 14 Pro, offering several significant improvements. It includes a stunning AMOLED panel with a resolution of approximately 1.5K, retaining the smoothness of a 120 Hz refresh rate.
- A powerful MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultra chip
- Memory options of either 8 GB +256 GB or up to 12 GB +512 GB storage
- Support for Wi-Fi 6 and advanced connectivity via 5G
The camera system sees enhancements as well:
- A main camera featuring a massive 50 MP sensor with f/1.5 aperture
- An ultra-wide-angle lens at 8 MP with f/2.2 aperture
- An additional macro lens at 2 MP
The front camera steps up its game too, thanks to its impressive 20 MP sensor.
This pro model supports an even larger battery capacity of 5,500 mAh, along with fast charging capabilities rated at 45 W. Despite these upgraded specifications, initial pricing adjustments appear modest; it launched in China equivalent to about $195 USD in September last year.
a look ahead at US availability
Mere months after their official reveal overseas,
Xiaomi enthusiasts await final pricing details regarding when they’ll hit shelves stateside.
Xiaomi’s best-selling lineup indicates no likelihood they’ll delay much longer given demand levels globally
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