⦁ ₹4,700 crore frozen funds and 23.5% shipment drop in India (Q2 2025)
⦁ Delayed product launches in India: foldable phones, refrigerators, ACs, washing machines all put on hold
⦁ India-specific R&D halted; Xiaomi 15 Civi canceled for India
⦁ Tough competition from Vivo & Oppo in India’s premium segment
⦁ Xiaomi is focusing on global products rather than India-specific launches

⦁ Product Availability: Xiaomi will focus more on global products and fewer India-specific models, so you might see fewer new launches or delayed introductions of premium items like foldables in India.

⦁ After-Sales Service: While Xiaomi still has a large service network in India, there could be some slowdown or reduced investment in service center expansion or updates. However, for now, service centers remain operational and should provide standard support

⦁ Long-Term Assurance: If Xiaomi continues deprioritizing India, future service quality and promptness might degrade slightly over time, especially for newer, imported models or niche devices like smart appliances

⦁ Buying Xiaomi Phones Now: If you need a reliable phone with cost-effective specs, existing Xiaomi models remain good choices. Just keep in mind potential delays in getting newer tech or accessories. Also, consider the official warranty terms carefully.

⦁ Triple-lens camera module with two prominent sensors and a smaller third lens plus flash

⦁ Full-size secondary screen on the entire back beside the camera bar

⦁ Rear screen shows time, notifications, and supports productivity features like camera previews and controls

⦁ This follows Xiaomi’s earlier rear screen idea from Mi 11 Ultra but takes it way bigger for lifestyle and productivity boosts

⦁ Powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, launching soon to rival the iPhone 17 Pro Max

- Google appears to be backing down from its long-standing position against letting Pixel phones record voice calls.
- The company has already updated support pages, indicating that the option may exist for Pixel 6 and later models.
- So far we’ve only seen confirmation out of India, and it’s unclear which markets will ultimately get access.

• Based on Android 16
• New "Liquid Glass" lockscreen
• Smooth animations & Control Center
• Al upgrades: Natural Voice, Xiao V Memory 2.0

C1 Ultra 4.21GHz (1)
C1 Premium 3.5GHz (3)
C1 Pro 2.7GHz (4)

17% Uplift in Overall Perf
100% Higher C1 Ultra L1 Cache
33% Higher L3 Cache
55% More Efficient in Peak ST Perf
37% More Efficient in Peak MT Perf
Support SME 2 Instruction

Supports GPU Dynamic Cache
Console level Ray Tracing Pipeline Technology
Console Grade Unreal UE 5.5 & UE 5.6 Megalights Nanite Technology

33% Uplift in Peak Performance
42% More Efficient
119% Uplift in Ray Tracing Rendering Performance

Supports Computing-in-Memory (CIM)
Generative AI Engine 2.0
111% Uplift in Peak Performance
56% More Power Efficient

Dimensity RAW Domain Processing
4K 60 Movie level Portrait Rendering Engine
4K 120 Dolby Vision Video Support
Dual Track Anti-Shake Algorithm

⦁ Display Type: Samsung 2K LEAD OLED, 6.85-inch
⦁ Resolution & Clarity: 2K resolution with 508 PPI density
⦁ Brightness: Peak 2600 nits, with 1 nit minimum brightness for eye comfort
⦁ Color Gamut: 118% P3 wide color coverage, Dolby Vision supported
⦁ Efficiency: Uses new M14 luminous material — 40% higher luminous efficiency, 40% lower power consumption compared to iPhone 16 Pro Max
⦁ Eye Protection: “Yueyue Eye Protection 2.0” with hardware-level natural light display, sleep screen mode (1 nit brightness), and TÜV Rheinland certified for gaming eye protection
⦁ Refresh Rate & Touch: Up to 144Hz refresh rate, with ultra-fast 3200Hz touch sampling for responsive gaming and smooth interactions
⦁ Screen Longevity: 50% longer lifespan than previous iQOO 13 display
⦁ Other Highlights: AR anti-reflective coating for better transparency and low glare, low motion blur with 98.1% first brightness ratio, vivid and bright colors, automatic brightness adjustment between 1-1000 nits