Xiaomi is a major Chinese consumer electronics company that manufactures smartphones, wearables, laptops, smart home devices, and more. We review and compare Xiaomi’s product lines like the flagship Mi Series phones, budget Redmi phones, Mi Band fitness trackers, Mi TVs, and other gadgets.
Our Xiaomi reviews and buying guides analyze the hardware, software, camera quality, battery life, and overall value proposition across various price points. We also cover company news and plans for global expansion beyond China and India where Xiaomi already sees significant success.
See how Xiaomi devices stack up to offerings from rivals like Samsung, Apple, Huawei, and more. Learn about MIUI, Xiaomi’s Android-based operating system and ecosystem of mobile apps and services as well.
A leak for the Xiaomi Mi 9 has been posted on the Chinese microblogging website Weibo which is often the source of most phone leaks. This is a unverified leak so take everything with a pinch of salt. The new addition to the Xiaomi Mi has significant upgrades and combined with a relatively low price…
Released in late last year the Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite is an exceptionally well-specced budget phone running Android One. Outside of the UK this is branded as the Redmi 6 Pro and features the MIUI interface rather than Android One. Currently priced at just £144.18 on GearBest it is one of the cheapest phones featured…
* Update 03/01/01 – It is now believed this Geekbench listing is just for the Pocophone F1 and the name has been modified. * The Xiaomi Pocophone F1 was one of the big hits last year thanks to its incredibly low pricing making it the cheapest Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 phone on the market. It appears there…
2019 is a very exciting year for mobile, not only do we have the usual upgrades in performance from system on chips like the newly announced Snapdragon 855 and the Kiron 980, but this is the year where 5G will rollout and foldable displays. Xiaomi has confirmed that the Mi MIX 3 with 5G capabilities will…
The Xiaomi Pocophone F1 is now officially available in the UK and it is the cheapest Snapdragon 845 phone on the market offering flagship performance at mid-range prices. However, like many phones, it comes with several variants, and one popular option has been the Armoured Edition that features a premium looking Kevlar rear. The Armoured Edition…
After weeks of build-up, Xiaomi has finally landed in the UK with their phone available across multiple online sellers including Amazon and Three and the official Mi Store opening in Westfield London on the 18th of November. Xiaomi has famously produced extremely affordable and well-specced flagship phones in recent years, and this is why so many UK buyers…
We have been eagerly waiting for Xiaomi to officially land in the UK for weeks. Xiaomi has been a bit of a sensation in the tech world forming just 8 years ago they already have a turnover of over $21 billion and unlike many other tech companies with questionable finance morals, Xiaomi has a unique approach of…
The Xiaomi Pocophone F1 is the cheapest Snapdragon 845 phone on the market, offering flagship performance for mid-range prices. Unfortunately for the past few months, there has been no official UK stock with all the options being via grey imports either from Amazon or Gearbest and the like. This all changes today and Xiaomi officially launch in the UK. The…
While Razer was not the first company to release an Android gaming phone, they have fuelled a new trend towards gaming orientated smartphones. With the mobile market stagnating manufactures are keen to find new ways to increase demand in a saturated market. The sales numbers of the original Razer phone last year are unknown, but…
With Xiaomi launching in the UK next week a lot of people are wondering what phones will be available in the UK market. The launch will start with Three allowing consumers to buy Xiaomi products both instore and online this will then be followed by the launch of a Mi Store in the Westfield Shopping Center in…
Xiaomi and Huawei appear to be taking over the global smartphone market. Going from being obscure Chinese brands Huawei is now the number 2 phone company in the world and it looks like Xiaomi are hot on their tails. The global sales in smartphones have declined by 3% in the past year, with Samsung, Lenovo and LG also seeing…
Xiaomi is finally entering the UK market officially. Mobile operator Three has confirmed that Xiaomi devices will be sold online and in its 327 high-street stores from Friday 9 November. For the first time in the UK you will be able to buy a Xiaomi phone on a contract, rather than having to find the budget for…
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