Xiaomi 14 - Features, Price

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 This is blog about xiaomi 14, xiaomi 14 price, xiaomi 14 5g, xiaomi 14 5g price in india, xiaomi 14 5g, xiaomi 14 5g specs, etc,. This is the best smartphone under 70000.




XIAOMI 5G – RELEASED 03, 2024

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பார்க்க வேண்டிய அம்சங்கள் - TOP FEATURES

1.

RAM

12 GB

2.

Storage

512GB Internal (UFS 4.0), No Card Slot

3.

OS

Android 14 based HyperOS 14.0

4.

Battery

4610 mAh Battery, 90W Hyper Charging

100% charge in 31 mins

50 W Wireless (100% charge in 46 mins)

5.

Processor

Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, 3.3 GHZ,

(Octa Core), GPU – Adreno

6.

Display

6.36 Inches, FHD+, AMOLED Panel, 68B Colors, 3000 Peak Nits, HDR10+, Gorilla Glass Victus, Dolby Vision

7.

Camera

50MP (Light Fusion, Leica Lens, OIS) + 50MP(Leica, OIS)+50MP     à (Back Camera) – Full HD, 4K, 8K, upto 60X Digital Zoom

32MP Front Camera à (Selfie Camera) – HD, Full HD Recording, 4k

8.

Price

ரூ. 69,999 (70K)

9.

Weight

193g, 8.2 MM Slimmest Mobile

10.

Connector

Type C Port (3.2 Latest)

11.

Hybrid Sim Slot

No (2 slots)

Other Features

8K Video Support, Dual Speakers with Dolby Atmos, Wi-Fi7, GPS, Bluetooth, Type-C Audio Jack, IP68 Water Proof, 50W Wireless Hypercharge, NFC

Drawbacks

No External Card Slot, No FM Radio

Reason to Buy

Brand, Battery, Display, Design, Performance

User Rating – 4.8 / 5 (in Flipkart)


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