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Redmi Note 14 5G.

This is another latest variant
of the Redmi Note 14 series.

Actually, it's released
with the 4G variant at the same time.

This phone is being powered
by the MediaTek

Dimensity 7025 Ultra,

108MP AI camera,

45W charging brick
with 5,110mAh of battery capacity,

and it also has IP64 rating.

More details
after this quick intro.

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This Redmi Note 14 5G
with 8GB of RAM

and 256GB of storage
is currently priced at Php13,999,

and its higher variant
that's the 12GB of RAM

and 512GB of storage
is priced at Php16,999.

More details
on the description box below.

When I held this phone,
I felt that its texture is better

compared to its 4G counterpart.

The corners are curvier.

It has no corners,
so its back is kind of curved.

Though the camera bump
looks exactly the same.

And another thing is that
it's lighter at 190 grams

versus 197 grams
for its 4G counterpart.

What I like about this
is it has matte plastic frames

and of course,
a matte finish plastic back.

So it's definitely not
a fingerprint magnet.

Its display is okay here,
except that its chin

is kind of thick.

Overall, the design, for me,
is not bad.

This phone is being powered
by the MediaTek

Dimensity 7025 Ultra.

This is probably the first phone
for this chip to debut in.

I've yet to hear
from other brands

to release this chip
but so far, as far as I'm concerned,

this is the only phone
that has it,

the Redmi Note 14 5G.

And when I put it
under AnTuTu Benchmark,

it gave me 477,000 points.

And this is the breakdown score.

So more or less,
it's not that far

from the benchmark
of the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1.

When we put it
under Wild Life Extreme,

it can't run it
since it doesn't support

Vulcan features.

So we've just settled
with Sling Shot Extreme

and this is what I got.

This is the benchmark score
that we got in CPU benchmarking

on Geekbench,

and in the GPU benchmarking.

There's a score that failed
that's why its score is low.

If you want to check its thermals,
I would say its results

are not bad, and it throttled to 86%
of its best performance.

Now, let's talk about battery.

5,110mAh of battery
which is, well, nothing really far

from the normal industry standard
that's 5,000mAh,

just 110mAh upgrade
is nothing.

Maybe 5-10 minutes additional
phone time.

But for me, nevertheless,
they've added a bit to it

so that your phone lasts
a bit longer.

Now, we know that phones
these days are more power hungry

so you need more battery.

Phone manufacturers these days
are trying to put in

more mAh on your phone
like 5,500mAh, 6,000mAh,

6,500mAh, or 7,000mAh
to let your phone last

through the day without
even hitting the power brick.

Now, one thing I like about it
is that this one supports

a 45W Xiaomi Turbo Charge,

so it means that charging
from 0 to 100% based

on my experience,
it takes me around an hour

and 45 minutes to complete
the full charging cycle.