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The Xiaomi 14 series will become official on October 26 with HyperOS, and their design has just been revealed. Xiaomi released a bunch of images to tease its new devices, showing us both phones, and giving us a closer look at the rear camera module.
The Xiaomi 14 series design revealed by the company, days ahead of launch
That being said, if you check out the two images below, you’ll see the original image of the two phones, and next to it a brightened version of it. The original image is too dark to see any details, basically. The brightened one, however, gives us a better look at the two devices.
Soon after that image, Xiaomi actually posted proper renders of the Xiaomi 14. Four of those images can be seen in the gallery provided below. This gives us a much better look at the device, and it shows us its flat display, and a display camera hole too.
It seems like the CAD-based renders of the Xiaomi 14 Pro were spot on. These two phones will share the same design, but the Xiaomi 14 will be smaller. There will be other differences, of course, but as far as the design is concerned, they’re basically the same.
We’ll be getting flat sides all around on these devices. Their back sides will be curved toward the edges, for comfort’s sake. You can also see the physical buttons on the right-hand side. Those are the only buttons that will be included.
Both phones will include a rectangular camera module on the back, which will protrude, of course. Leica will be a part of the offering here, of course.
Some camera details have also been shared
Speaking of Leica, in addition to the design of the two phones, we also get a closer look at the camera module. If you check out the image below, you’ll see what I’m talking about.
Xiaomi has officially revealed that the Xiaomi 14 series will be sporting a Leica VARIO-SUMMILUX 1:1.6-2.2/14-75 ASPH lens. That is an aspherical lens, and can take photos at apertures of f/1.6 and f/2.2. We’re looking at distances from 14mm to 75mm.
Both phones will seemingly include a wide-angle camera (23mm), a telephoto unit (3.2x optical zoom), and an ultrawide camera. The main camera will seemingly be able to jump between two different apertures.