To fill the gap with the competition, especially on the photographic level, Xiaomi is inevitably forced to tweak the prices upwards, and Xiaomi Mi Note 10 it was only the first sign of Xiaomi’s new policy. That’s why too Xiaomi Mi 10 is Mi 10 Pro, which will be officially unveiled in Europe on March 27, are expected to have higher prices than in the past.
Apparently Techradar managed to get hold of the prices for the English market, which would start at £ 699 for the basic model of Xiaomi Mi 10. Translated into euros it means that we should expect a price around 799 euros, which would rise to 899 for the model with 256 GB of internal memory.
Just for comparison, the prices of Xiaomi Mi 9 left last year, from 449 euros. It is therefore a substantial increase, but which should still be able to keep the new top of the range extremely competitive, since, for example, the Huawei P40 prices should start from 799 euros for the basic version and 999 for the Pro variant.
With OPPO that has already announced that it does not want to bring the clash on the ground of prices and competition such as Samsung, Huawei, LG and Google stably perched on higher figures, it seems therefore that Xiaomi can still have enough room for maneuver to grow further on the markets international, with offers that now really seem to live up to rivals.
To find out the real prices of the series Xiaomi Mi 10 we will only have to wait a few days, then it will be time to make the appropriate assessments and comparisons with competitors.
