Geekbuying are the latest to list the Xiaomi Mi 4c


More and more online resellers are starting to list the new Xiaomi phone, the Mi 4c. Newest on the list is Geekbuying, a company we’ve worked with for samples of gadgets for review on GizChina.

If you’re new here, the Xiaomi Mi 4c is a refresh to the Mi 4i which was launched earlier this year. The Mi 4c features more or less the same design as the Mi 4i, but should be better at handling what you throw at the phone.

xiaomi mi4c presale

The Mi 4c comes with a Snapdragon 808 hexa-core processor, 2 or 3GB of RAM (and correspondingly, 16 or 32GB of ROM), a 5-inch 1920 x 1080p FHD display, a 13 mega-pixel main camera with PDAF, 5 mega-pixel front facing camera and a 3080mAh battery in a unibody design.

The Mi 4i only had a 2GB RAM variant, but power users soon found the phone lacked an additional GB of it, something Xiaomi addressed with the update.

The Xiaomi Mi 4c is $239.85 and $289.85 on Geekbuying for the 2GB and 3GB RAM versions respectively.

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8 Comments

  1. jimberkas
    September 24, 2015

    seems like a good phone. but its still hard to justify when i can buy a new LG G2 for about $175

    • Creazydea
      September 24, 2015

      Keep away from LG. My G3 has a tons of problem: heating, speaker (after one year use). You will not want it.

      • Steven Fox
        September 25, 2015

        The G3 is a mess, G2 was great, also if you have to buy the G3 make sure it`s the Korean F460 with Snapdragon 805 – Absolute beast.

  2. Burs
    September 25, 2015

    For everyone interested in 16GB and 32GB versions, there’s a $10 coupon for them, MI4C16 and MI4C32, respectively.

  3. Marc
    September 27, 2015

    Has anyone even bothered to google the customer reviews on Geekbuying???

    • Manu
      September 28, 2015

      i once ordered from them february this year (to europe) the phone arrived after about 10 days, had no problems

    • Craig Gibson
      September 30, 2015

      I went through the Gizchina shop last week. Although I paid for express DHL, it’s now 6 days later and the device hasn’t even been picked up yet.

      • Marc
        September 30, 2015

        I find with Chinese stores it is a coin toss (50/50), you pay your money and you take your chances. Chinese customer service pre payment is good, after payment “Who are you again?”.