There was a global rollout in August for the Xiaomi Redmi 14C, and it has been a long time ever since waiting for its launch in Pakistan. We are happy to report that today is the day, and Xiaomi has finally sounded the trumpets for Redmi 14C’s arrival in our market and they made the pricing super convenient.
It stands apart design-wise, and another unique thing about this phone is how immense it is with a 6.88” panel LCD. It will respond quickly and feel amazingly fluid with a 120Hz refresh rate, but remember that it’s only HD+ 720p so it won’t be as sharp.
They used a Helio G81 Ultra chip for Xiaomi's latest budget phone, and you can consider this 8-core CPU the best in the sub-entry class; good enough that it can handle 720p and 120Hz refresh rates with no sweat. Only 4GB RAM for the base option and Xiaomi Hyper OS might feel limiting, so you will need some virtual memory.
Now, you will have to get used to the chunky bezels and a notch that’s also a 13MP selfie camera, but at least they secured a TUV blue light and flicker-free screen certificate for this one. Also, those rear-side cameras are pretty ordinary: 50 MP (main) + 2 MP (depth) + 0.08 (auxiliary).
18W fast PD charging is perhaps one of its best qualities, but ironically, there won't be a charger in the box, plus, Xiaomi went with a 5160mAh battery in a chassis of 8.2mm profile. There’s a fingerprint ID on the side, right where the power button lives. It’s a neat package. All you need to pay is Rs 29,999 for 4/128 GB or Rs 32,999 for the 6/128 GB option of Redmi 14C.