Xiaomi is one of the largest smartphone manufacturers in the world, and its range is growing every year. If you've ever tried to figure out how many phones Xiaomi has in the market, you've probably encountered confusion: the brand releases devices under several sub-brands (Redmi, POCO, Mi), each line has its own sub-series, and new models are released almost monthly. In 2026, the company catalog already has more than 150 active models, if you consider all regions and modifications.
But how do you figure it out? How many are relevant to buy and which are outdated? Why are some phones called Redmi Note 13 Pro+ and others are just Xiaomi 14? In this guide, we'll not only list all the series and models, but also explain how Xiaomi structured its range, which phones to consider buying in 2026, and also reveal little-known facts — for example, why some models are sold only in China or India and will never appear in Russia.
How many smartphones has Xiaomi released in history?
Since its founding in 2010, Xiaomi has launched more than 300 unique smartphone models, including all sub-brands, regional versions and special editions, but the exact number is difficult to pin down for several reasons:
- 🔄 Regional modifications: the same model may have different indices for China (Mi 11), global market (Mi 11 Global) and India (Mi 11 Global) 11i).
- 📱 Sub-brands: Redmi, POCO Black Shark and Black Shark (gaming smartphones) formally belong to Xiaomi, but are separate numbering.
- ⚡ Special editions: limited editions (e.g. Mi 10 Supreme Commemorative Edition) or collaborations (e.g. with Leica or Disney).
According to analysts, at the beginning of 2026, there are about 80-90 models in active sale (including new and old, but still supported devices), with Xiaomi introducing 30-40 new smartphones annually, and some series (for example, Redmi Note) are updated twice a year.
⚠️ Note: If you see a model older than 2021 at a price "like new" in an online store, there is a high risk of running into a fake or service device. Xiaomi rarely officially sells devices older than 3 years, even in the budget segment.
Xiaomi assortment structure: how to understand sub-brands?
Xiaomi divides its smartphones into four main sub-brands, each targeting a different audience.
| subbrand | Target audience | Price range (2026) | Examples of models |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi (Mi) | Flagships and premium devices | 50 000 — 120 000 ₽ | Xiaomi 14 Ultra, Xiaomi 13T Pro |
| Redmi | Budget and medium-budget smartphones | 10 000 — 40 000 ₽ | Redmi Note 13 Pro+, Redmi 12 |
| POCO | "Gladship Killers" (maximum performance for minimal money) | 20 000 — 50 000 ₽ | POCO F6 Pro, POCO X6 |
| Black Shark | Playing smartphones with active cooling | 45 000 — 80 000 ₽ | Black Shark 6 Pro |
It is important to understand that the same model can be sold under different names depending on the region. For example, the POCO F5 in India is called Redmi Note 12 Turbo, and the Xiaomi 13 for the global market is a redesigned version of the Chinese Xiaomi 13S.
Xiaomi’s 2026 Series: How Many Models Are In Each?
To avoid confusion, we will analyze the main series that Xiaomi supports at the moment, and we will specify the number of models in each line and their key features.
1. Xiaomi's flagship series (Mi)
These are the top-end devices with the best cameras, processors and screens, and in 2026, the current trends are:
- 📸 Xiaomi 14 / 14 Pro / 14 Ultra — 3 models (flagships with Leica and Snapdragon) 8 Gen 3).
- 🔥 Xiaomi 13T / 13T Pro - 2 models (flagships of 2023, still on sale).
- 💡 Xiaomi MIX Fold 3 – 1 foldable smartphone (China only).
2.Redmi Note series (most popular)
Budget and mid-range phones with good price/quality ratios, in 2026:
- 📱 Redmi Note 13 / Note 13 Pro / Note 13 Pro+ — 3 models (the latest).
- 🔄 Redmi Note 12 / Note 12 Pro / Note 12 Pro+ / Note 12 Discovery – 4 models (still on sale).
- 🌍 Redmi Note 12R — 1 model (China only).
Total: 8 active models in the Redmi Note series.
3.Redmi series (without the Note prefix)
Even more budget phones, often with a focus on battery or design:
- ⚡ Redmi 12 / Redmi 12 5G — 2 models.
- 🎮 Redmi K70 / K70 Pro / K70E — 3 models (Games, for China).
4.The POCO series
"Flagship Killers" with top-end chips at a low price:
- 🚀 POCO F6 / F6 Pro - 2 models (new in 2026).
- 💰 POCO X6 / X6 Pro - 2 models (budget flagships).
- 🔋 POCO M6 / M6 Pro - 2 models (super budget).
Total: 6 active POCO models
5. Black Shark gaming smartphones
Devices for gamers with physical triggers and active cooling:
- 🎮 Black Shark 6 / 6 Pro — 2 model (2023 year on sale).
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In total, in 2026, Xiaomi has more than 25 active models in the main series alone, not counting regional variants and old stocks.
How many Xiaomi phones are sold in Russia?
In the Russian official stores (for example, Mi Store or Svyaznoy) there are about 15-20 models from the entire range of Xiaomi.
- 📦 Logistics: not all models are certified for sale in Russia.
- 💵 Prices: Some flagships (such as Xiaomi 14 Ultra) are not officially shipped due to high cost.
- 🔌 Network support: some bands do not work in Russia 5G, The models for China and Europe may not be compatible.
Here is a full list of models that can be bought legally in Russia (as of June 2026):
| Series | Models. | Price from (₽) |
|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi | Xiaomi 13 Lite, Xiaomi 13T | 45 000 |
| Redmi Note | Redmi Note 12, Note 12 Pro+, Note 13 Pro+ | 18 000 |
| Redmi | Redmi 12, Redmi 12 5G | 12 000 |
| POCO | POCO X5 Pro, POCO F5 | 22 000 |
⚠️ Note: If you see a model on sale that is not on this list (e.g. Xiaomi) 14 or black shark 6 Pro, most likely, is a "gray" import, such phones may not have Russian firmware, warranty or support. LTE/5G Russian.
How to choose a Xiaomi phone: checklist by model
To avoid getting lost in diversity, use this algorithm:
Determine the budget (up to) 20ce ₽ → Redmi, 20–40ce ₽ → POCO/Redmi Note Pro, 40ce+ → Xiaomi)
Check the support for networks (in Russia there should be LTE Band 20 and 5G Band n78)
Select priority: camera → Xiaomi with Leica, game → POCO/Black Shark, battery. → Redmi Note
Check out the reviews on 4PDA Mi Community in a particular model-->
If you want maximum performance for minimal money, pay attention to:
- 💥 POCO F6 Pro — Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 for a win ~35 000 ₽.
- 📈 Redmi Note 13 Pro+ — Dimensity 7200 Ultra and 200 MP camera for the first time ~30 000 ₽.
For long-term autonomy, suitable:
- 🔋 Redmi 12: 5000mAh battery and Helio processor G88 (2 days).
- ⚡ POCO M6 Pro - 5030 mAh + quick charging 67W.
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Before buying, check the model on Xiaomi's official authentication site. type in the IMEI to make sure the phone is not fake or service-friendly.
How many Xiaomi phones are outdated and not supported?
Xiaomi officially supports smartphone updates for 3-4 years from release, after which devices will no longer receive new versions of MIUI and security patches. As of June 2026, the following are considered obsolete:
- ❌ All Xiaomi Mi models up to Mi 9 (2019).
- ❌ Redmi Note to Note 8 (2019).
- ❌ POCO F1 and POCOPHONE F1 (2018).
- ❌ All smartphones on the Snapdragon 600 and older (e.g. Redmi 5).
A full list of unsupported devices can be found on MIUI Updates Tracker, and if your phone is marked as EOL (End of Life), it is not recommended to use it for payments, social media or personal data storage due to vulnerabilities.
⚠️ Note: Even if the phone is outdated, it can be “resuscitated” using custom firmware (such as LineageOS or Pixel Experience.