Anyone know where I can pick up a Mi One? Also will it work in the uk?
Thanks
You will have to ship it over, a bit of Googling does magic:
http://www.xiaomi.com/ (if you can read Chinese)
Specifications list this:
- GSM / WCDMA bands GSM 850/900/1800/1900
Should work fine in the UK I guess.
Yea saw that but thought that was just for if ur in china? it says out of stock on there anyway.
I read an article saying that it would be made properly available on December 18th, for anyone to buy. The article did not say where to buy it from though.
After some more googling i found it here: http://android-sale.com/review/product/list/id/179/
Says out of stock here too but at least its an english site.
Was wondering if anyone knew if this was a legit site? has anyone bought a phone off there before?
Also anyone got any idea why it is so cheap? the specs are probably one of the best around right now.
The phone is sold at almost cost price. It is a policy of Xiaomi not to make profit through hardware. You can only get it from Xiaomi direct, China Unicom or shortly a CDMA version from China Telecom. All other 'suppliers' get it from these sources or it is a knockoff. The Xiaomi site is currently sold out until March. It works just fine in the UK
It seems like you can buy the xiaomi m1 only if you are in china for the little i could understand of their Chinese webpage. Is there anyone here that have actually bought the phone? I would like to have a xda review of these devices.
Try asking 'mlee1999' (his username here). Mike has one available, located in the United States.
You can find one of his threads in the Marketplace.
I have a mi-one, I am in china, where are you in UK, i mean in which city. my company was settled in peterborough near london.
maybe i can ask someone to send you my phone.
Hi friends!
I have a small question, I want to know if "bad esn" sold on ebay America, works in europe (Belgium) ?
Because they are at really attractive price! :good:
If you have some examples to share? (Ebay links)
If there is some condition that the phone must have to work in europe don't hesitate to say!
I really look on Google but I did not really find a good answer.
I would buy anything but not an iPhone, because the problem with iCloud lock and other I prefer to avoid! :angel:
My networks is Mobile Vinkings (Base company) mobilevikings.be/
I want to by a 4G smartphone , Like Samsung Galaxy S4
Thank you for the future help guys ! :laugh:
Hi,
I've got an Amazon voucher I'd like to use to buy this phone but all listed are from China. Is there anything I need to worry about purchasing from a Chinese seller? Will the phone work correctly in the UK?
Thanks,
Jonnyapps said:
Hi,
I've got an Amazon voucher I'd like to use to buy this phone but all listed are from China. Is there anything I need to worry about purchasing from a Chinese seller? Will the phone work correctly in the UK?
Thanks,
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Dunno how UK but in Poland it works as it should. I think you know differences If no , there is some thread about it. Overall its the same phone. But maybe china versions get shorter warranty but OPO customer service is known as one big pain in ass so your choice
Thanks very much. I'll give it a punt.
hi
Looking to upgrade my Galaxy S4 i9500
A friend is in China right now, is it a good/safe idea to ask him to purchase a phone for me there? Will it be much cheaper? I live in Israel, phones aren't cheap here.
Also, which model would you recommend me to get? under $300, 5.5inch screen.
hopefully I posted in the right section in the forum.
cheers
tom
Hi,
I wasn't sure where posting this but I guess this is the best place since it's probably a software matter.
I wonder how brands such as Samsung can figure out what country a phone was bought if you change the rom to another country. I know that they can use the CSC but what else?
For example, I have a phone from Thailand that I want to fix in Egypt. Would they really check the origin?
How the whole process works. I'm both interested and curious to know a bit more about it.
Thanks for your answers.
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