To be honest, Xiaomi itself sowed the seeds for this perception. When it launched the Mi 3 in India, its flagship device (although almost a year old), at a stunning Rs 13,999 in July 2014.

Xiaomi will stop using the “Mi” brand in product names. Phones like the Mi 11, for example, will simply carry Xiaomi’s own name, as it already does in China.

The possibility that Xiaomi was planning to retire the Mi name came out earlier this month when the company’s new Mix 4 phone didn’t feature the branding.

At present, Xiaomi Mi 10 has confirmed that it will have its launch event online on February 13. Presently, it is on appointment at Jingdong Mall. According to the available information, the Mi 10 ...

Speaking of the features, reports say the Xiaomi Watch has a built-in GPS, NFC, Wi-Fi, heart rate reader, eSIM support and a speaker. It’s also thought the Xiaomi Mi Watch will run on the ...

Apparently, Xiaomi thinks now is the right time to correct that perception by dropping the Mi name altogether. Xiaomi already started this new practice with the Xiaomi MIX 4, which would have been ...

According to AndroidCentral, Xiaomi is finally dropping its long-time popular "Mi" branding. The move was reportedly signaled by the recent launch of the company's new product, the "Xiaomi Mix 4 ...