REDMI 14C released in China as a new budget phone supporting 120Hz LCDs

Xiaomi has officially announced the Redmi 14C, an entry-level smartphone oriented towards basic functionality and performance. Equipped with the MediaTek Helio G81-Ultra processor, this phone sports a 120Hz LCD screen and starts at an attractive price of 499 yuan. It also bundles a free protective case and film with every purchase.

Pricing Options

  • 4GB RAM + 64GB storage: 499 yuan
  • 4GB RAM + 128GB Storage: 599 yuan
  • 6GB RAM + 128GB Storage: 699 yuan
  • 8GB RAM + 256GB Storage: 899 yuan

Key Features

  • Display: 6.88-inch 120Hz LCD panel, with 1640×720 resolution, 600 nits brightness, 240Hz touch sampling rate. Front camera of 5MP for taking selfies and a single 13MP rear camera.
  • Design: It is available in Glacier SilverBlue Wave Green, and Star Rock Black colors, with a vertical middle frame that contains patterns on select models.
  • Battery & Charging: Features a 5160mAh battery that supports 18W wired charging.
  • Audio & Connectivity: With an additional ultra-linear speaker added 1216G blasts out a loudness that’s externally up to 150%, this is featured with WiFi-5, which in addition has a 3.5mm Audio interfacing.

Highlights

  • A lightweight design that mimics a quad-camera layout despite featuring a single rear camera.
  • Side-mounted fingerprint sensor for added security.
  • Inexpensive pricing while retaining a modern 120Hz display with decent specifications.

The Redmi 14C brings in the perfect blend of value-for-money pricing and practical features, making it quite ideal for everyday users to grab a good smartphone within the budget.

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  • Josmar Jesus Mendoza 10 hours ago

    It is Elegant, Functional, Practical With Optimal Storage Capacity and Expandable With MicroSD, And At An Affordable Price.

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