Xiaomi starts September with its biggest discounts yet: 8 bargains on phones, tablets and earbuds
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At a glance
- Xiaomi is offering discounts on eight phones, tablets and audio devices during the first week of September.
- Featured products include the Xiaomi Pad Mini, Xiaomi 17, POCO X7 and Xiaomi OpenWear Stereo earbuds.
- Exclusive El Comprador de La Vanguardia coupons apply to orders shipped to Spain, subject to availability and other conditions.
September does not have to mean a harsh return to routine. Xiaomi is marking the start of the month with eight discounted devices aimed at commutes, classes, remote work and time at home.
The selection includes the Xiaomi Pad Mini, a compact tablet designed for studying, reading and streaming; the Xiaomi 17, a manageable high-end phone with Leica cameras and an AMOLED display; and the POCO X7, aimed at shoppers seeking smooth performance while keeping spending under control.
The Xiaomi OpenWear Stereo earbuds are also part of the offer. Their open design lets users remain aware of what is happening around them while walking, working or exercising with music.
The Xiaomi Pad Mini stands out for combining an 8.8-inch display with a weight of 326 grams. Its 3K screen can reach 165 Hz, while the Dimensity 9400+ chip is designed for multitasking and demanding games. A 7,500 mAh battery supports the compact format, and 67 W HyperCharge can reach about 58% in half an hour. The tablet also supports up to 18 W of wired reverse charging for phones or earbuds.
The Redmi Pad 2 Pro targets users who need more screen space for notes, shows, video calls or gaming. It has a 12.1-inch 16:10 display with 2.5K resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate. Coupons range from โฌ2 off orders of at least โฌ18 to โฌ60 off orders of at least โฌ479. They are valid from September 1 through September 7 at 23:59:59 mainland Spain time, cannot be combined with other promotions and do not apply to virtual products.
Originally published by La Vanguardia in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.