Xiaomi makes three phone ranges, and mStore.ie carries all of them. Xiaomi’s own flagships, including the Xiaomi 17, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra and the new 17T and 17T Pro, pair Leica-engineered cameras with top-tier chips. Redmi covers the mid-range and budget end, from the new Redmi Note 17 Pro and Note 17 Pro Max to the popular Note 15 series and the REDMI 17. POCO is the performance brand for gamers and power users, now led by the new POCO F9 Ultra.

Every phone is unlocked for all Irish networks, including Three, Vodafone, Eir, 48 and GoMo, and comes with a 2-year warranty. Order before 2pm on a working day for next working day delivery anywhere in Ireland, with free delivery over €100. Compare Xiaomi phones, Redmi phones or POCO phones.

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Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO — which one suits you

All three are made by Xiaomi and run the same software. They differ in what they put first, and this page helps you pick. Each section links to the full range.

Option one

Xiaomi phones

Choose Xiaomi if the camera and the finish matter most. The numbered flagships and Ultra models use cameras co-engineered with Leica, the best displays in the range and metal-and-glass builds. The T series arrives each autumn and brings much of that to a lower price.

  • Best for: photography, premium design, keeping a phone for years
  • Trade-off: the highest prices of the three

Popular: Xiaomi 17T Pro, Xiaomi 17, Xiaomi 17 Ultra

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Option two

Redmi phones

Choose Redmi if you want the most phone for your money. The Redmi Note series suits most buyers, with large AMOLED screens, big batteries and fast charging at mid-range prices. The numbered Redmi and Redmi A models are simple, dependable phones at entry-level prices.

  • Best for: everyday use, value, a first or backup phone
  • Trade-off: plastic builds and simpler cameras on the cheaper models

Popular: Redmi Note 15 Pro+ 5G, Redmi Note 17 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G

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Option three

POCO phones

Choose POCO if speed comes first. POCO puts fast chips and quick charging ahead of camera extras. The F series brings flagship-class performance for gaming at a mid-range price, the X series sits in the middle, and the M and C series cover budget 5G and entry-level phones.

  • Best for: gaming, heavy apps, the most speed per euro
  • Trade-off: cameras and finishes a step behind Xiaomi

Popular: POCO F9 Ultra, POCO M8 Pro 5G, POCO C85

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Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO, side by side

The three ranges overlap, so these are the differences that usually decide it.

PriceXiaomi: upper mid-range to premium. Redmi: entry-level to mid-range. POCO: entry-level to upper mid-range.
CamerasXiaomi: Leica co-engineered, the strongest of the three. Redmi: high-resolution main cameras, at their best in good light. POCO: capable, but not the focus.
PerformanceXiaomi: flagship chips on the numbered and Ultra models. Redmi: comfortable for everyday apps. POCO: the most speed for the money, especially the F series.
BuildXiaomi: metal frames with glass or premium backs. Redmi: mostly plastic frames, glass on some Note models. POCO: varies by series.
Pick it ifXiaomi: the camera and finish come first. Redmi: you want dependable value. POCO: you game or push your phone hard.

The same software, whichever you choose

Every Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO phone runs Xiaomi HyperOS on Android, with the Google Play Store and Google apps built in.

Xiaomi HyperOS Google Play & apps Unlocked for Irish networks 5G on most models 2-year warranty

Common questions

Are Redmi and POCO phones made by Xiaomi?

Yes. Redmi and POCO are Xiaomi's own brands, not separate companies. The phones are designed and made by Xiaomi, run the same HyperOS software, and come with the same 2-year warranty when you buy from mStore.ie.

Which is better value, Redmi or POCO?

For most people a Redmi Note is the safer choice, with better cameras and screens for everyday use. POCO is better value if you play games or want the fastest chip you can get at a given price.

Is a Xiaomi flagship worth the extra over a Redmi Note?

If photography matters to you, yes. The Leica cameras on Xiaomi's flagships are clearly ahead, especially in low light and on zoom. If you mostly message, browse and stream, a Redmi Note covers it for a fraction of the price.

Will the phone work on my Irish network?

Yes. Every phone we sell is unlocked and works on Three, Vodafone and Eir, and on the networks that use them, such as Tesco Mobile, 48 and GoMo.

How quickly will my phone arrive?

Order before 2pm on a working day and it's delivered the next working day anywhere in Ireland. Delivery is free on orders over €100, and you can pay by card, PayPal or Klarna.

Specifications, network bands and features vary by model and software version. This page describes each range in general — the specification on each product page takes precedence.

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