Xiaomi India commemorates 400 million Redmi Note sales with Champagne Gold color variants
Xiaomi India has announced a new color shade for the Redmi Note 14 Pro series in India. Starting July 1, both the Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G and the Redmi Note 14 Pro+ 5G will be available in a Champagne Gold color variant.
Both devices prominently feature the gold color for the back, the frame, as well as the highlights around the camera on the back. Admittedly, the color is a bit different than what we typically associate with the name champagne gold, as it looks somewhere between regular gold and rose gold colors.
The company recently announced that it crossed the 400 million sales mark for its Redmi Notes devices sold worldwide. The marketing for the new color talks about celebration and is likely to toast this achievement for the series.
Aside from the new color, all other specifications and pricing for the two devices will remain as before.
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