Xiaomi's latest flagship smartphone, the Xiaomi 14, is set to make its global debut on February 25th. According to a leak from Techmaniacs, the smartphone will be priced at €1,099 in Greece for the 12GB RAM and 512GB storage model. This is a slight increase from the Xiaomi 13, which launched last year at €999 with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage.
Changes in RAM for Global Consumers
While the Chinese models of the Xiaomi 14 boast an impressive 16GB RAM with 512GB storage or more, it seems that Xiaomi has downgraded the RAM for global consumers. The leak suggests that the 512GB variant for global consumers will be paired with 12GB of RAM instead.
Exclusivity of Xiaomi 14 Pro
The leak also supports previous rumors that the Pro version of the Xiaomi 14 will remain exclusive to China. This is likely because Xiaomi plans to launch the Xiaomi 14 Ultra alongside the standard model. Xiaomi seems to be betting that consumers will either choose the base Xiaomi 14 or opt for the feature-packed Ultra, making the Xiaomi 14 Pro a less desirable option among consumers.
Titanium Edition of Xiaomi 14 Ultra
According to a recent report, there is a special titanium edition of the Xiaomi 14 Ultra in development. This edition is said to come in a 16GB+1TB configuration only. There will also be a standard model in the same configuration, expected to start at a price tag of 7299 yuan (~USD 1,000). The titanium edition, however, will cost at least 500 yuan more (~USD 70).
Both the vanilla Xiaomi 14 and the Ultra models will come with flagship features such as the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, a Leica co-engineered camera, and a high-resolution AMOLED display. As soon as new details become available, we will keep you informed about the Xiaomi 14 series.
