The Xiaomi, Redmi, and Poco lineups continue to offer a wide pricing ladder, but the most notable point on the market map is that the lowest entry point still sits in the Rp 1 million range. That keeps the three brands attractive for buyers who want the cheapest possible way into the ecosystem without leaving room for much compromise on budget.
At the same time, the portfolio is not limited to affordable models. Buyers can move from basic daily-use phones all the way to premium devices within the same group, and the gap between the lowest and highest prices is now very large.
Entry-level remains the cheapest doorway
Among the most affordable options, Poco C71 stands out at Rp 1.399.000. Redmi A5 follows at Rp 1.599.000, while Redmi A7 Pro is listed at Rp 1.649.000.
Poco also keeps another low-priced option in the form of Poco C85 at Rp 1.949.000. These models are typically aimed at users looking for a simple daily device with limited spending room.
The budget structure is also clear across the two brands. Poco continues to cover the lower end through the C series, while Redmi handles the affordable segment through its A series.
Prices below Rp 2.5 million still offer several choices
The next price step includes Redmi 15C at Rp 2.049.000 and Poco M6 at Rp 2.099.000. Redmi 15 is positioned at Rp 2.499.000, while Poco M7 Pro 5G is priced at Rp 2.599.000 and Poco M7 at Rp 2.649.000.
This range shows how quickly the lineup expands once the price moves beyond the most basic tier. For buyers, it creates more room to choose between simple models and more capable phones without jumping too far in cost.
Redmi Note and Poco X dominate the middle tier
Competition becomes denser in the midrange, especially through the Redmi Note and Poco X families. In this part of the catalog, 5G options and Pro variants begin to appear more prominently.
The Redmi Note 14 series includes Redmi Note 14 at Rp 2.399.000, Redmi Note 14 5G at Rp 3.199.000, Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G at Rp 4.399.000, and Redmi Note 14 Pro+ 5G at Rp 5.499.000. The newer Redmi Note 15 series also appears with Redmi Note 15 at Rp 2.599.000, Redmi Note 15 5G at Rp 3.299.000, Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G at Rp 4.699.000, and Redmi Note 15 Pro+ 5G at Rp 5.999.000.
Poco’s X family fills a similar role. Poco X7 5G starts at Rp 3.399.000, Poco X8 Pro starts at Rp 4.799.000, Poco X7 Pro 5G starts at Rp 5.199.000, and Poco X8 Pro Max starts at Rp 6.499.000.
Higher performance pushes Poco into the premium range
For buyers seeking stronger performance, Poco’s F series has already moved into the upper tier. Poco F7 is priced at Rp 5.999.000, Poco F7 Pro at Rp 7.499.000, and Poco F8 Pro at Rp 8.999.000.
The range climbs further with Poco F7 Ultra at Rp 9.599.000 and tops out at Poco F8 Ultra, which reaches Rp 11.999.000. That places the series firmly among the most expensive options in the brand’s official lineup.
Xiaomi’s main series and the role of the T line
Xiaomi’s own flagship family sits in the premium category as well. Xiaomi 15 in the 12/256 GB version is priced at Rp 11.999.000, while the 12/512 GB version is listed at Rp 12.999.000.
For Xiaomi 15 Ultra, the 16/512 GB variant is priced at Rp 16.999.000, and the 16 GB/1 TB version rises to Rp 19.999.000. Between the midrange and the flagship line, Xiaomi also places the 15T series as a bridge.
Xiaomi 15T 12/256 GB is listed at Rp 7.499.000, while the 12/512 GB version costs Rp 7.999.000. Xiaomi 15T Pro 12/512 GB is priced at Rp 10.499.000, giving buyers a step up before entering the Ultra class.
A wider premium layer also appears in Xiaomi 17 and 17 Ultra
The upper end extends even further with Xiaomi 17 and Xiaomi 17 Ultra. Xiaomi 17 12/256 GB is priced at Rp 14.999.000, while Xiaomi 17 12/512 GB is listed at Rp 15.999.000.
At the top of the range, Xiaomi 17 Ultra 16/512 GB is priced at Rp 19.999.000 and the 16 GB/1 TB version reaches Rp 22.999.000. The result is a lineup that stretches from the most affordable Rp 1 million entry point to a premium tier far above it.
These prices were compiled from the official stores of each brand, and they can change at any time depending on promotions, distributor policy, and new product launches. Buyers still need to check the latest listing before making a purchase.