• The Xiaomi 14 and 14 Pro sold out in minutes, with six times more orders than the Xiaomi 13’s launch.
• Xiaomi didn’t reveal the specific number of units sold during the flash sale, leaving the earnings unclear.
• A global launch for these phones is expected in the early weeks of January 2024.

Xiaomi introduced the 14 and 14 Pro in China last week, and today marked the first flash sale for these flagship models. As usual, all available units were quickly sold out. The allocated stock was depleted within four hours, and the company stated that there were six times more orders in the first five minutes of the sale compared to the Xiaomi 13’s market launch.

However, Xiaomi has not disclosed the specific number of units sold, so we are unable to determine the earnings from this initial flash sale.

These are the inaugural smartphones featuring the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset. They also operate on HyperOS, Xiaomi’s new operating system, which is intended to supplant MIUI and extend its reach to various devices, including automobiles, televisions, and wearables.

The Xiaomi 14 begins at CNY3,999 (around $550) and features a 6.36″ OLED display, three 50 MP cameras, and 90W fast charging. The Xiaomi 14 Pro, priced at CNY4,999 (almost $700), offers a larger screen, higher resolution, and quicker 120W charging, along with a slightly larger battery.

These phones are anticipated to have their global launch in the early weeks of January 2024.

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