Xiaomi has evolved from a niche brand to a global giant in recent years, offering hundreds of devices from smartphones to smart light bulbs. In 2026, the company’s range has become so extensive that it is almost impossible to understand it without guidance. This article will help you systematically study all the current Xiaomi models, broken down into categories: smartphones, wearables, TVs, laptops and ecosystem gadgets.
We're not just going to list the names, but we're going to reveal the key differences between the lines, explain what to look for when choosing, and warn against common mistakes, for example, why the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ might be worse than the POCO X6 Pro for gamers, or how the Mi Band 8 Pro is fundamentally different from the standard version, and you'll find a unique table of device compatibility with the Mi Home ecosystem — this information is not even on the official Xiaomi website.
This article will be useful for both newcomers who are just getting to know the brand and for experienced users planning an upgrade.We updated the data for June 2026 to include the latest announcements and remove outdated models (for example, the Mi 11 series, which is no longer supported by the manufacturer).
Xiaomi smartphones: full classification of lines
Smartphones are the backbone of Xiaomi’s business, and the brand offers the greatest variety. All models are divided into 4 main series, each of which is focused on its audience. It is important to understand that the name “Xiaomi” in the device name (for example, Xiaomi 14 Ultra) and “Redmi” / “POCO” are not just marketing, but fundamentally different approaches to hardware components and software optimization.
For example, Xiaomi-branded smartphones (without consoles) always get the latest processors (for example, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 in Xiaomi 14), while Redmi focuses on the price/performance ratio, and POCO – on maximum performance for minimal money (due to stripped-down “chips” like wireless charging).
- 📱 Xiaomi (flagships): Xiaomi 14/14 Pro/14 Ultra, Xiaomi 13T/13T Pro, Xiaomi Civi 3. They feature premium materials, the best cameras (co-developed with Leica) and long-term update support (4-5 years).
- 💰 Redmi (budget/medium segment): Redmi Note 13/13 Pro/13 Pro+, Redmi 12/12 5G. The best-selling models in the world due to the price of 15 000 ₽ and balanced characteristics.
- 🎮 POCO (play-production): POCO F6 Pro, POCO X6/X6 Pro, POCO M6 Pro. Often used "last year" flagship chips (for example, Snapdragon) 8+ Gen 1 into POCO F5), but with aggressive cooling.
- 🌍 Global vs China ROM: Models for China (e.g. Xiaomi 14 China) and global versions (Xiaomi 14 Global) differ in firmware supported by frequencies. 5G In Russia, officially sold only global versions.
⚠️ Note: Since 2023, Xiaomi has abandoned the prefix "Mi" in smartphone names. now flagships are simply called Xiaomi 14, not Mi 14. Old instructions on the Internet can be misleading - always check the current name on the official website.
2. Wearable devices: smart watches and fitness bracelets
In the wearable electronics segment, Xiaomi offers two main types of devices: fitness bracelets Mi Band (focused on sports and health) and smart watches Mi. Watch/Redmi Watch (with extended functionality such as: NFC The main difference from competitors (for example, Apple Watch or Galaxy Watch) is the combination of low price and long battery life.
In 2026, the range looks like this:
- ⌚ Mi Band 8 / Mi Band 8 Pro: Basic version with the AMOLED-screen and 160+ Exercise modes, Pro-version adds GPS And a microphone for voice commands, up to 16 days of autonomy.
- ⌚ Mi Watch 2 Pro: Flagship Watch with Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1, 1.43" AMOLED, eSIM support and blood pressure measurement (certified in the EU).
- ⌚ Redmi Watch 4: Budget alternative with square screen 1.97, 100+ sports modes and autonomy up to 10 days, suitable for the first smart watches.
- 🩺 Mi Band 7 NFC: Still sold in some regions – the only contactless payment model in the bracelet lineup.
| Model | Screen. | GPS | NFC | Autonomy | Price (2026) |
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| Mi Band 8 | 1.62" AMOLED | ❌ | ❌ | 16 days | 3,500 ₽ |
| Mi Band 8 Pro | 1.74" AMOLED | ✅ | ❌ | 14 days | 5,200 ₽ |
| Mi Watch 2 Pro | 1.43" AMOLED | ✅ | ✅ (eSIM) | 7 days | 18,000 ₽ |
| Redmi Watch 4 | 1.97" AMOLED | ✅ | ❌ | 10 days | 6,500 ₽ |
⚠️ Note: Xiaomi smart watches with support for eSIM (for example, Mi Watch 2 Pro) officially work only with operators supporting this technology in Russia (as of June 2026 it is MTS, Beeline and Tele2.
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If you want a watch exclusively for sports, choose the Mi Band 8 Pro, which is the most balanced option for price and functionality. For everyday use with notifications and payments, the Redmi Watch 4 (cheaper than the Mi Watch, but with the same set of features) is better.
Xiaomi TVs: Technology and Size
Xiaomi TVs are often undervalued in the Russian market, although in terms of price / quality they beat many competitors. In 2026, the brand offers models from 32 inches (for the kitchen) to 98 inches (premium) OLED-The main advantage is Google's own operating system. TV Support for all popular streaming services and voice assistant Google Assistant.
All TVs are divided into 3 series:
- 📺 Xiaomi TV A Pro: Budget series with permission 4K, 60Hz and Dolby Vision support, ideal for watching movies but not for gaming (due to low refresh rates).
- 🎮 Xiaomi TV Q: Gaming TVs with 120 Hz frequency, HDMI 2.1 and technology ALLM (Automatic switching to game mode. PS5 Xbox Series X.
- 🖥️ Xiaomi OLED Vision: Premium models with self-luminous pixels, Dolby Atmos support and built-in subwoofer. the thinnest bezel on the market (1.9 mm).
Particular attention should be paid to the Xiaomi model TV Q2 QLED 75 is the brand’s only quantum dot TV that is certified to view content in the world. HDR10+ Dolby Vision and IQ. Its brightness reaches 1200 nits, which is 30% higher than competitors in the same price category (about 80 000). ₽).
Make sure the model supports the right streaming services (e.g. Kion or Okko)
Check for HDMI 2.1 connectors for gaming consoles
Pay attention to the type of stand (some models require wall mounting)
Compare screen refresh rate: 60 Hz is enough for movies, 120 Hz is needed for games-->
Laptops and tablets: for work and entertainment
Xiaomi's laptop lineup isn't as extensive as Lenovo's or HP's, but it's all done to the smallest detail. In 2026, the brand is offering:
- 💻 Xiaomi Book Pro 14/16 2026: Ultrabooks based on Intel Core Ultra 7 155H screened OLED 3K (2880×1800), weight 1.4 kg and autonomy up to 14 Competitor to the MacBook Air M2, but with Windows support.
- 🎨 Xiaomi Book S 12.4: Tablet on Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 with a keyboard included. It runs on Windows 11, but supports a sensor and stylus (sold separately).
- 🖥️ RedmiBook Pro 15 2026: Budget version with the AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS, 15.6" 90 Hz screen and aluminum case, perfect for students and office work.
The main trump card of Xiaomi laptops is high-resolution screens (even in budget models) and fast charging (for example, Xiaomi Book Pro 16 charges up to 50% in 20 minutes thanks to HyperCharge 120W technology). However, there are also disadvantages: for example, all Xiaomi laptops have soldered RAM - upgrade is impossible.
| Model | Processor | Screen. | RAM/ROM | Autonomy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi Book Pro 14 | Intel Core Ultra 7 155H | 14" OLED 3K | 16/512 GB | 14 hours |
| RedmiBook Pro 15 | AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS | 15.6" IPS 90 Hz | 16/512 GB | 10:00 |
| Xiaomi Book S 12.4" | Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 | 12.4" IPS 2560×1600 | 8/256 GB | 12 |
Why are Xiaomi laptops not sold in official stores in Russia?
5.Smart home: from light bulbs to robot vacuum cleaners
The Mi Home ecosystem is one of Xiaomi’s biggest advantages: in 2026, it includes more than 200 devices that can be controlled through a single app, and the main innovation is the support for Matter standard, which allows you to integrate Xiaomi gadgets with Google Home and Apple HomeKit without additional hubs.
The most popular categories:
- 💡 Lighting: Smart light bulbs Mi LED Smart Bulb (colored and monochrome), Mi light panels LED Desk Lamp with Color Temperature Adjustment.
- 🧹 Robot vacuum cleaners: Xiaomi Robot Vacuum-Mop 2 Ultra with automatic washing and mop drying station, Redmi Robot Vacuum-Mop 2 Lite - budget alternative.
- 🔌 Sockets and sensors: Mi Smart Plug (with support for Wi-Fi 6), Mi Temperature & Humidity Sensor 2 (more precisely than analogues on 20%).
- 🚪 Security: Mi Smart Doorbell 3 with facial recognition and Mi Home Security Camera 360° 2K.
Not all Xiaomi smart home devices are compatible, for example, Redmi robot vacuum cleaners do not support Xiaomi’s Mi Home cards, and some sensors require a Mi Home Hub (for example, to work with Zigbee devices).
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Before buying smart home devices, check their compatibility in the official Mi Home catalog, especially sensors and cameras – some models work only in pairs with the hub.
6. Accessories and other gadgets
Beyond the main categories, Xiaomi is rolling out dozens of accessories that often go unnoticed but can significantly improve the experience of using the appliances, with the most useful ones in 2026:
- 🎧 Headphones: Xiaomi Buds 5 Pro with active noise cancellation (ANC) Up to 50 dB and support LDAC, Redmi Buds 5 is a budget alternative with a ANC 40 dB.
- 🔋 Chargers: Xiaomi HyperCharge 120W (Xiaomi 14 Pro in 18 minutes, Mi Portable Power Bank 10000mAh fast-charging.
- 🖱️ Peripherals: Xiaomi Mi Wireless Mouse Lite 2 with autonomy up to 12 months, Xiaomi Modern Mechanical Keyboard with tactile switches.
- 🚗 Auto Accessories: Mi Car Recorder 4K night-time GPS, Mi Car Charger Pro Charger with two ports USB-C.
The mansion is Xiaomi Smart Glasses 2 — micro-smart glasses-OLED It's a display that can display notifications, display navigation, and even translate text in real time. ~50 000 ₽), It shows you where the brand is going.
⚠️ Note: Xiaomi accessories are often faked. Buy them only in official stores (for example, Mi Store on Wildberries or Ozon) or from trusted sellers. Counterfeiting can not only perform poorly, but also damage your main device (for example, uncertified charging can knock out your smartphone battery).
7.How to choose the right Xiaomi model?
With so many devices, it's easy to get confused, and here's a selection algorithm that will help narrow the search.
- Determine the budget: Up to 15,000 ₽ — See Redmi, 15,000-30,000. ₽ — POCO Redmi Note Pro, more than 30,000 ₽ — Xiaomi flagships.
- Select priority: - Camera → Xiaomi 14 Ultra or Xiaomi Civi 3. - Performance → POCO F6 Pro or Black Shark 5 Pro (gaming smartphone). - Autonomy → Redmi Note 13 Pro+ (5,000 mAh battery + fast charging).
- Check Compatibility: If you already have Xiaomi devices (like smart light bulbs), opt for gadgets that support Mi Home or Matter.
- Look at the reviews: Pay attention to typical model problems. For example, the POCO X6 Pro has some users complaining of overheating during long games.
Don’t forget about the regional features:
In Russia, only global versions (Global ROM) are officially sold.
Some models (e.g. Xiaomi 14 China) may not support Russian 4G/5G frequencies.
The warranty on gray devices (brought from abroad) often does not work.
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If you’re buying a Xiaomi smartphone for photography, look for models labeled Leica (like Xiaomi 13 Ultra or Xiaomi 14) that feature unique image processing algorithms developed in conjunction with the legendary optics manufacturer.