Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 14 series was announced last month in China, and now we’re eagerly awaiting their launch worldwide. The Chinese version features three models: the Redmi Note 14 5G, Note 14 Pro 5G, and Note 14 Pro Plus 5G. However, it appears that the global market will see the addition of a new model, the Redmi Note 14 Pro 4G.
Possible Arrival of Redmi Note 14 Pro 4G
According to a report from XiaomiTime, there is a listing for this device in the IMEI database. The Redmi Note 14 Pro 4G is identified with the model number 24116RACCG. While the IMEI database does not provide extensive details about the device, it is mentioned that the Redmi Note 14 Pro 4G is codenamed “Obsidian” and will utilize a MediaTek processor. However, the specific SoC remains unknown at this time. It’s worth noting that the Note 14 Pro 5G version also runs on a MediaTek chip, specifically the Dimensity 7300 Ultra.
Typical Launch Patterns for Redmi
Xiaomi usually introduces 4G versions of its Note series smartphones in international markets. For example, last year, the Redmi Note 13 lineup included the Note 13 Pro 5G with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chip and the Note 13 Pro 4G which was equipped with a MediaTek Helio G99 Ultra chip. The other specifications of these models are generally quite alike. Therefore, we can anticipate that the Note 14 Pro 5G and 4G variants will have similar specs, except for their chipsets.
Speculation on Global Models
Interestingly, the report hints that the global version of the standard Note 14 might feature a Snapdragon chip, which is different from the Dimensity 7025 chip used in the Chinese version. This global model will still support 5G, but specific details regarding the chipset are still not revealed. Additionally, the source claims a 90% certainty on this information, suggesting that there might be changes ahead. So, it’s advisable to keep a cautious approach regarding this news.
The Note 14 has also shown up on the IMEI database with several model numbers: 24117RN76L, 24117RN76O, 24117RN76G, and 24117RN76E. This model is reportedly codenamed “Tanzanite.”
