From Phones to Scooters: Xiaomi’s Top 10 in Europe

Sunday, 12 October 2025 at 05:15

Xiaomi’s done it again. Across Europe, the brand’s tech is everywhere — phones, wearables, scooters, even vacuums. What started as a “budget brand from China” has quietly turned into a serious player that people actually trust.

It’s not just the low prices. Xiaomi’s gear feels well built, looks good, and usually does exactly what it promises. Here are ten products that Europeans are snapping up this month.

1. Redmi 14C — Small Price, Big Surprise

This phone costs about €100, but you wouldn’t guess it from the specs. A 6.88-inch 120Hz screen, 50MP camera, and 8GB RAM make it a steal. It’s quick, dependable, and perfect for first-time buyers or anyone tired of expensive flagships.

2. Redmi Note 14 — Reliable Everyday Performer

For around €160, you get an AMOLED display, a 108MP lens, and enough power for daily tasks. Students love it. So do families who just want a phone that works and lasts all day. It’s simple — and that’s exactly why it sells.

3. Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G — Flagship Feel Without the Price

Xiaomi’s sweet spot: premium specs, mid-range cost. The Note 14 Pro 5G packs a 200MP camera and Dimensity 7300-Ultra chip for under €250. It’s fast, sharp, and 5G-ready. A favorite for people upgrading from older phones.

4. Redmi 13 — Basic, but in the Best Way

The Redmi 13 sits at about €110. It’s simple: big display, good battery, 108MP camera. Nothing fancy — just reliable. That’s why it keeps selling across Europe.

5. POCO X7 Pro — Power Users’ Secret Weapon

Under Xiaomi’s POCO label, the X7 Pro offers real muscle. With 12GB RAM, Dimensity 8400-Ultra, and 90W fast charging, it’s made for gamers and multitaskers. You’ll find it around €320, and it performs like phones twice the price.

6. Xiaomi Smart Band 10 — Fitness Made Easy

At €50, it’s one of Europe’s favorite wearables. Bright AMOLED screen, heart rate tracking, and three-week battery life make it ideal for daily use. Light, comfy, and waterproof — it’s the no-hassle fitness tracker everyone recommends.

7. Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S20 — Clean Floors, Less Effort

This small helper costs around €120. It vacuums, mops, and maps your home with 5,000 Pa suction. It’s especially popular in apartments and small homes. Open the Mi Home app, tap once, and watch it go. No noise, no stress.

8. Redmi Buds 5 Pro — Sound That Surprises

Clear sound, good fit, and ANC for under €170. The Buds 5 Pro last almost two days on a charge. They’re a quiet hit — literally — for people working from cafés or commuting daily.

9. Xiaomi Electric Scooter 4 Pro — Everyday Mobility

With cities going greener, this €600 scooter hits the mark. A 700W motor and 45km range make it perfect for daily commutes. You’ll see them all over Berlin, Paris, and Milan.

10. Scooter 4 Lite (2nd Gen) — Simple and Foldable

For about €280, it’s lighter, smaller, and easy to carry up stairs. Students love it for quick city rides. It’s cheap freedom on two wheels.

Why Xiaomi’s Winning in Europe

Xiaomi doesn’t chase hype. It listens, builds what people actually want, and prices it fairly. From phones to home tech, everything fits together — one app, one ecosystem.