Xiaomi Unveils Redmi Note 14 SE With 120 Hz AMOLED Display and 50 MP Cameras for Under R$ 1,000 in Direct Conversion

Written by Débora Araújo

Published on 28/07/2025 at 19:33

Updated on 30/07/2025 at 20:16

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The New Redmi Note 14 SE Arrives With 120 Hz AMOLED Screen, 50 MP Camera With OIS, 5G And 5,110 mAh Battery For Less Than R$ 1,000 In Direct Conversion. Check Details!

Xiaomi continues to strengthen the popular Redmi Note line with the launch of the new Redmi Note 14 SE. Officially presented in India, the smartphone comes with a competitive package of specifications and aggressive pricing, targeting users looking for an affordable mid-range device with premium features.

The model arrives shortly after the global debut of the Redmi Note 14 series and expands the portfolio with a more accessible proposition, without sacrificing performance and build quality.

Elegant Design And High Brightness AMOLED Screen

The Redmi Note 14 SE maintains the recognized design of the line, with a minimalist back and a triple camera module. Available in red, black, and white, the smartphone has a thickness of only 7.99 mm and weighs 190 grams, ensuring a comfortable grip even after long periods of use.

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Robust Hardware For An Affordable Mid-Range Device

Inside, the Redmi Note 14 SE features the MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra, a modern and efficient processor capable of handling heavy applications and mid-range games without lag. It is paired with 6 GB of RAM, virtually expandable, and 128 GB of internal storage, which can be expanded via microSD card.

This combination ensures solid day-to-day performance, while delivering full connectivity: 5G, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.3, and an infrared sensor, a classic Xiaomi feature for controlling appliances from a distance.

Cameras With Sony Sensor And Optical Stabilization

In the photography setup, the Redmi Note 14 SE bets on versatility with a triple rear camera system:

50 MP main sensor (Sony LYT-600) with optical image stabilization (OIS);
8 MP ultrawide camera, ideal for capturing wider scenes;
2 MP macro camera, for close-ups of small objects.

Selfies are handled by a 20 MP front camera embedded in a discreet central hole in the display. The device can record high-definition videos and offers advanced photography features, such as an optimized night mode.

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Generous Battery And Fast Charging

Another pleasing aspect is the 5,110 mAh battery, capable of providing over a day of moderate use. The smartphone supports 33W fast charging, allowing it to recover a large portion of the charge in under an hour.

The Redmi Note 14 SE runs Android 15 with the HyperOS 2.2 interface, bringing smart energy optimization, security, and customization functions.

Price And Availability Of Xiaomi’s New Affordable Mid-Range Device

Xiaomi’s new affordable mid-range device was initially launched in India with a starting price of 13,999 rupees (around R$ 900 in direct conversion and without taxes).

Sales began at Xiaomi’s official store and with local partner retailers. There is still no forecast for the launch of the Redmi Note 14 SE in Brazil, but considering the brand’s history, it is possible that it will arrive in the country in the coming months through importers or through the official operation itself.

Complete Technical Specifications Of The Redmi Note 14 SE

Specification	Details
Screen	6.67” AMOLED, Full HD+ resolution, 120 Hz refresh rate, 2,100 nits brightness, Gorilla Glass 5 protection
Processor	MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra
RAM	6 GB (virtually expandable)
Internal Storage	128 GB, with support for microSD card
Front Camera	20 MP
Rear Cameras	50 MP (Sony LYT-600, OIS) + 8 MP (ultrawide) + 2 MP (macro)
Battery	5,110 mAh with 33W fast charging
Connectivity	5G, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.3, infrared sensor, USB-C
Operating System	Android 15 with HyperOS 2.2
Dimensions And Weight	162.4 x 75.7 x 7.99 mm; 190 g
Available Colors	Red, black, and white

Is It Worth It?

With a high-quality AMOLED screen, cameras with Sony sensors and OIS, 5G connectivity, and a starting price below R$ 1,000 (in direct conversion), the Redmi Note 14 SE positions itself as one of the best cost-effective mid-range devices on the market.

For those looking for a balanced and affordable smartphone, Xiaomi’s new offering is sure to please.

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Guilhermina Guidência Basso

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30/07/2025 08:17

E uma boa marca pois estou a usar redmi 14 C, recomendo mesmo,mal chegou já está ganhar no mercado

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Marcelo

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29/07/2025 13:59

Mandou bem. Acho que este derruba os concorrentes dependendo do preço final, afinal falta acrescentar as taxas de importação que o nosso presidente adora e a margem de lucro do vendedor.

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Ananias

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29/07/2025 23:48

Pois é… “Que nosso Presidente adora”. Como se o imposto tivesse sido criado agora. Pfff…

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Luiz Carlos Inácio de Souza

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29/07/2025 10:10

Quando chega no Brasil

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Xiaomi Unveils Redmi Note 14 SE With 120 Hz AMOLED Display and 50 MP Cameras for Under R$ 1,000 in Direct Conversion

The New Redmi Note 14 SE Arrives With 120 Hz AMOLED Screen, 50 MP Camera With OIS, 5G And 5,110 mAh Battery For Less Than R$ 1,000 In Direct Conversion. Check Details!

Elegant Design And High Brightness AMOLED Screen

Robust Hardware For An Affordable Mid-Range Device

Cameras With Sony Sensor And Optical Stabilization

Generous Battery And Fast Charging

Price And Availability Of Xiaomi’s New Affordable Mid-Range Device

Complete Technical Specifications Of The Redmi Note 14 SE

Is It Worth It?

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Xiaomi Unveils Redmi Note 14 SE With 120 Hz AMOLED Display and 50 MP Cameras for Under R$ 1,000 in Direct Conversion

The New Redmi Note 14 SE Arrives With 120 Hz AMOLED Screen, 50 MP Camera With OIS, 5G And 5,110 mAh Battery For Less Than R$ 1,000 In Direct Conversion. Check Details!

Elegant Design And High Brightness AMOLED Screen

Robust Hardware For An Affordable Mid-Range Device

Cameras With Sony Sensor And Optical Stabilization

Generous Battery And Fast Charging

Price And Availability Of Xiaomi’s New Affordable Mid-Range Device

Complete Technical Specifications Of The Redmi Note 14 SE

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