Xiaomi 14 is available in the 12GB + 512 GB variant and will be available across multiple platforms – Mi.com, Xiaomi retail outlets, Amazon India and e-commerce platform Flipkart.
Users can avail of a discount of Rs 5000 on ICICI Credit cards and Debit cards, and a further exchange bonus of Rs 5,000 on select devices and get their hands on the Xiaomi 14 for a net effective price of Rs 59,999. Additionally, users can also opt for a 24-month no-cost EMI option.Xiaomi has also opened pre-bookings for the Xiaomi 14 Ultra Reserve Edition model which claims to offer even better photography performance.
Users can pre-book the Xiaomi 14 Ultra, which is available in limited units, for just Rs 9,999. The Reserve Edition will come with a limited-edition case, a 67mm filter adapter and other gifts. Early access sale starts on April 08 at 12 noon exclusively at Mi.com and across Mi Homes.
Xiaomi India has also rolled out exclusive benefits via Xiaomi Priority Club, a service for all Xiaomi premium smartphones including the Xiaomi 14 Series.
These include a free Priority Pick-up and Drop; a guaranteed 2-hour repair turnaround time, or the customer will be given a standby device for uninterrupted use; half-yearly phone check-up and updates; and priority customer support.
The other devices covered under Xiaomi Priority Club include – Mi 11 Ultra, Xiaomi 12 Pro, and Xiaomi 13 Pro; and Xiaomi TVs- Mi QLED TV 75, Xiaomi OLED Vision TV 55 as well as Xiaomi Smart TV X 65 2023.
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