With its larger screen, thicker edges, and slightly protruding chin, the Redmi 14C weighs a hefty 171.88 by 77.8 mm. It has a moderate thickness of 8.22 mm. The phone weighs between 204 and 211 grams, depending on the theme selected.

Xiaomi places a home key with an integrated fingerprint sensor and a volume cradle on the right side of the device. A speaker grid, a USB-C port, and a microphone port are visible on the underside. A 3.5 mm audio port is located on the top portion of the flat frame, and a hybrid slot for two nano SIM cards or

CPU, Battery, and Additional Devices

The 12 Nm Helio G81 Ultra, which has a virtual expandable RAM capacity of 4 GB, 6 GB, or 8 GB, is located beneath the smartphone case.

Either 128 GB or 256 GB of internal storage are available. The battery has also been improved; it can now be recharged with an 18W cable and has a capacity of 5160 mAh.

5G surfing and landscaping are not supported by the Redmi 14C. At least it has an advanced GPS system, Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi 5, and an NFC sensor.

Small Camera Size

The Redmi 14C’s circular camera module on the flat back side, which looks to have two lenses, an LED flash, and a recess that indicates the 50MP camera angle, is undoubtedly its main feature. Although the camera only uses a 50MP camera with an f/1.8 aperture and a guide lens, the setup appears far more voluptuous than its contents.

The Selfiecam is positioned in a drop-notch that protrudes into the screen in the shape of a jar. But compared to the previous selector, the Redmi 13c, which had a resolution of 13 MP, this one resolves 5 MP higher.

Lots of screens with a moderate level of resolution
This smartphone’s 6.88-inch LCD screen only resolves 1640 by 720 pixels (260 ppi) at a maximum frame rate of

Those of you who want better hardware, an OLED display and 5G should take a look at the Redmi Note 13 5G which, if you are lucky enough, costs the price tag quite a bit more.