Xiaomi 18 Series could launch in India. What are your views?

Reports suggest that Xiaomi could bring its Xiaomi 18 series to India as early as December 2026. According to leaks, the lineup may include a Xiaomi 18, Xiaomi 18 Pro, and a new Xiaomi 18 Pro Max. I am really interested in seeing the upcoming Xiaomi 18 series. What about you?

Xiaomi wants a bigger space in your home.

Sudhin Mathur, COO, Xiaomi India, announced the expansion of the large appliances category in India. With the expansion, which product would you like to see first: refrigerators, air conditioners, or smart TVs?

Xiaomi 17T vs Vivo X200T vs Samsung Galaxy A57: Which One Are You Picking?

I have noticed Xiaomi 17T and Vivo X200T have better battery size, chipsets, and optical zoom. While Samsung Galaxy A57 focuses on software experience. I am considering these three options, but I am confused which one is the most compelling right now.

Xiaomi Adding Quick Share Support

So Xiaomi has now added Quick Share support to its phones. I honestly think it is a great move since it enhances cross-platform support and allows users with different devices to share files with each other. Oh, and it works with Apple too I think.

Xiaomi's 17T Launch Has Me Curious About the Mid-Premium Segment Again

Have you heard about the Xiaomi 17T launch? It has just launched in India at Rs. 59,999 with Leica cameras and a 6500mAh battery. I feel the space between budget phones and true flagships is competitive right now.

Xiaomi&#039s upcoming Mini LED TV sounds interesting. Worth waiting for?

Saw that Xiaomi is launching a 75-inch Mini-LED TV in India on April 15. Would be a good upgrade for someone who is currently using a 43-inch LCD?

Xiaomi just dropped the Xiaomi 17 Ultra with a 200MP Leica camera. What are your thoughts?

I am a frequent traveller, and like to shoot locations more often. I especially like to capture mountains. As a professional photographer, I never liked using a smartphone. I only use it to capture moments for a family photo or to collect memories. With the recently launched Xiaomi 17 Ultra, I am excited to shoot with it, from action shots to portraits to nighttime cityscapes. It has a 200 MP Leica camera and mechanical zoom capabilities, enabling you to record video with autofocus.

Xiaomi Mi A3 Android 10 update called back

The Android10 update for the mi A3 was released on Mar1 2020, but some users are facing issues that after the update was received and ready to install it went missing. I myself reached to Mi Coustmer care and they confirmed that because of bugs the update is being rolled back

Xiaomi’s new flagship Mi 5: Preliminary Review

Xiaomi’s Mi 5 fits a lot of easy classifications. Yes, it’s a poor person’s Galaxy S7 and Apple 6s. And yes, it’s another Chinese phone that wants to wow buyers with good looks and high specs. But what distinguishes is how good it is practically. Is it really worth the hype, let’s find out few pros and cons…?

PROS
- Excellent design & solid build quality with 3D glass.
- Impressive display
- Quick Charge 3.0 support
- Great camera in good light
- 4-axis OIS comes in handy
- Fingerprint reader is fast & accurate
- Features an IR Blaster
- Features Qualcomm’s flagship processor Snapdragon 820

CONS
-No Expandable storage
-Non-removable battery
-No QHD display
-No FM Radio
- Low-light camera performance is sub-par
-Flash sale model makes it difficult to buy

Conclusion: It is definitely a good buy in the given price bracket. But keep in mind that this great smartphone with a not-so-great UI feels like we are using MI’s same old budget series phones like Note series or Redmi series.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 Prime - problem with messenger notification

Hi,

I've enabled floating notifications for messenger, but when someone texts me, I got chat head (which is ok for me) and notification's bar in upper area of screen (it writes info like who is writing and what's writing). How to disable this bar?

xiaomi replacement policy

i ordered a redmi note 3 hard case which i recieved at my home on evening of 30 june.
checked it on reaching home at 9.30. found it bent at two spots. didnt use it. after numerous failed attempts to contact the customer support via phone i contacted via online chat support.
the support executive said i should mail snapshots of the defective product, its packaging, and the defect. which i yesterday i.e 5-6-16
and i was surprised to read the response i got.

http://www.mi.com/in/service/replacefaq/
clearly mentioned 10 days replacement policy.
customer has to initiate a replacement request mentioning the defect and email snapshots in case of physical damage.
but in mail and on online support they say we have to report it within 24 hrs to be eligible for replacement.

Would you buy a Xiaomi Pad instead of stretching for an iPad?

I need a tablet for reading, video calls and handwritten notes. The Xiaomi option leaves enough money for accessories, while the iPad costs more before I even buy a pencil.

Coway or the new Xiaomi model?

Coway is more expensive, but I keep hearing good things about it. Xiaomi fits my budget much better and this is only for one room.

The new Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro is tempting because I can get more storage for my budget

I do not need a laptop replacement, but I do want something fast enough for multitasking and watching content for several years.

The latest Xiaomi Smart Air Purifier looks affordable, but I am more worried about finding filters later

The upfront price is comfortable for me, but I do not want to save Rs. 3,000 today and struggle with expensive replacement filters later.

The new Philips purifier looks tempting, but Xiaomi is offering something similar at a much easier price

I am trying to stay within budget, but every review keeps making the Philips option sound more premium.

I have a 150 sq ft bedroom. Would you buy the Xiaomi model at Rs. 9,000 or spend Rs. 15,000 on Philips?

I mainly want it for night use and Delhi winter pollution. I am not sure if the more expensive Philips would make a noticeable difference in one small room.

I have been looking around Rs. 20,000 and Xiaomi seems interesting for a living room setup

I mainly want something for a larger room and do not really care about fancy extras. Xiaomi has a few models that seem to fit what I need.

I have been keeping around Rs. 20,000 for a tablet and Xiaomi looks like a decent middle ground

I mostly need it for streaming, reading and browsing. I do not want to spend extra on features I probably will not use.

I have been trying to stay under Rs. 12,000 for an air purifier and Xiaomi keeps coming up in my searches

The price looks good but I am still thinking about filter availability later. Do not want to buy something and struggle with replacements.