Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 smartphone, 6+128GB, green, 108MP AI camera system, 5500mAh battery, 120Hz eye-care display, AI features (no charger included), 2 year Warranty

I bought this phone to use as a second phone during a 2 month visit to Australia. I already had a Note 12 and liked it, together with my other 15 phones.....yes, obsession! This struck me as amazing value for the price asked so I couldn't resist it - knowing that 4G will suffice for a few years more and I don't stream on GSM anyway so no 5G wasn't an issue. Big clear screen, adequately responsive, decent camara for snaps, and excellent battery life. It is not quite as snappy on apps as my more expensive phones but I never felt frustrated and the single speaker is adequate for general listening - I use IEMs and DACs most of the time. It is up to the usual high manufacturing quality of the Xiaomi products - aesthetically pleasing, big and slim. For the price - perfect for my use case!

Received my phone today, and it was so easy to set up only took me a few minutes the pixels are amazing, camera is okay, size of the phone is great it's light and fin, sound quality is great, and all together seems like such a good little phone and very good for the price.i recommend this phone

TLDR; Good phone for bellow £250, better than Samsung A55. I bought this phone for my GF, she was using Samsung A55 before that one and it was a nightmare due to software problems (not a single unit problem as my mother's A55 is experiencing same problems) but I'm not there to write about A55 problems. Phone is not lightning fast, if you have used flagships before you will notice it, but if you move from other mid range or budget range phone you will be fine. Main camera is good, even very good just don't use x0.6 or x2 they are basically trash. Battery is just fine, it's same as my year old Xiaomi 14 which is 500mah less or even more due to age therefore it could be better, it will last you a normal use day if you spend a lot of time on social media you might need to charge it half day. Build quality is very good, premium screen glass, metal frame and plastic back, nothing to pick on there it should last. Screen is another strong point of this phone, it's a good bright OLED panel with tiny bezels, colours are not incredible but are decent, it's not LTPO therefore it won't change Hz smoothly down to 1Hz but will jump between 60 and 120Hz when you need it. Curved sides might a plus for ones and minus for others, I myself prefer flat screens due to smaller chance of cracks if phone is dropped. 256GB of ROM is a minimum I think a daily phone should have these days and I have no idea why other companies still offer 128GB for any device above £50, okay if you use cloud for you photos and videos and only use couple apps 128gb should be okay but if you plan to have a lot of apps, pictures and videos for instant access offline on your device 256GB is ideal (obviously everyone's storage usage will be different so everyone should know how much they need). 8GB of Ram is slowly becoming outdated, don't get me wrong for normal daily tasks it's enough but let's be realistic Ai is being implemented into everything these days and Ai tasks require more Ram and 8GB is just not enough for heavier Ai tasks. Yes you can use ROM to expand it by another 8GB but it's so called memory swap and it's neither fast or good for your phone storage. Long story short: got it for my girlfriend as her A55 was going nuts, she is not disappointed and even consider this phone a upgrade, I will order second one for my mother as well.

Xiaomi Redmi note 14 pro plus 5G. Black colour. Description says it only includes a USB cable, the package actually comes with a high-quality protective case and a phone ring holder. The product arrived fully complete. Unfortunately, the UK version does not include a power adapter, but since the phone supports 140W charging, it's a good opportunity to buy a proper fast-charging brick. Regarding video and refresh rate, everything matches the description — it supports both 60Hz and 120Hz. Video recording quality and the camera itself are excellent. Gaming performance is smooth and stable thanks to the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3. This phone works perfectly both as a gaming device and as an everyday smartphone. Great quality at a fair price. It also includes a dual-SIM slot. Note: When using the ejector tool, DO NOT CONFUSE the SIM tray hole with the microphone hole. I saw one review claiming that the microphone rattles during recording, but I did not experience anything like that.

Phone was easy to set up and remove several unwanted apps easlily. It did a software update on Android 15/Hyper OS2 and a a couple of days later updated to Hyper OS 3 (Android 16). Phone has worked well on both versions. So far it does all I want it to and it connects well to other devices e.g. casting to my TV and Android Auto in my car. The screen is very clear indoors and outside in bright sunlight. Like the variable light feature that reacts to ambient lighting. Would definitely consider Xiaomi again - infact have since bought a Redmi Pad 2.

This is an excellent phone for a great price. I bought it mainly because I wanted a cheaper phone with a clear camera and I am very pleased with it. It works fast, has a super-clear camera, it's easy to set up, easy to use, sound is good and has a long battery life. It's an excellent choice if you're looking for a low-budget phone. Definitely great value for money.

Turns Out, "Overpriced" is Just Another Word for "It Actually Works." I’ve spent a lot of time accusing the giant mobile brands of "highway robbery," but I’ve just been humbled. I bought a Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 (6+128GB, lovely blue, 108MP camera, enough battery to power a small village)—and I have learned a very expensive lesson: Hardware is cheap, but sanity is priceless. On paper, this thing is a beast. The screen is buttery smooth and the camera is sharp. But the Operating System? It’s not an OS; it’s a labyrinth designed to test your will to live. It is so counterintuitive that it makes a 5,000-piece puzzle look like child's play. I consider myself reasonably capable, and my daughter is practically a "digital ninja"—and yet, neither of us could find our way through the menus without a map and a compass. When the software is this messy, the whole experience doesn’t just "go north"... it goes south fast. Straight to the Antarctic. I’m going back to basics. Next time you read a rave review about these "budget specs," take it with a massive grain of salt. It turns out the big brands aren't just charging for the logo—they’re charging for the fact that you can actually find the settings menu. Lesson learned: If the system isn’t right, the 108MP camera just takes high-res photos of my own frustration. ***

Impressive phone, works as it should, doesn't feel like a budget phone. The bloatware can be annoying and ads one setting such as security is a pain. But not a total killer. Camera is good, however does lag when taking the first picture. Got it on sale for 119 so can't complain really.

This cellular phone exceeded my expectations, it's worth the investment. The battery life is awesome, the vegan leather is high quality and the camera quality is great.

El producto estaba en buen estado es un móvil muy bonito y potente ,lo que es calidad precio. Estoy sadisfecho

Un Xiaomi veramente bello con un ottimo display luminoso e una batteria che dura tutto un giorno

Bra mobil till bra pris. Fungerar utmärkt

Legitimately this has been the best phone I have had in a long time. Its battery life is the best of all of my phones, it's fast and efficient being able to play Honkai: Star Rail at like 50 fps on Medium settings consistently (with only minor stuttering). It also was compatible with Tello Mobile like advertised, so it assuaged any of my fears. It has had the single best value for its price point I have ever seen in my life, especially since the last phone that did this much for me was the original Galaxy Note 10. Absolutely the best deal for those on a budget right now! Get it if you need a new phone!!