From April 6 to 30, Xiaomi is rolling out bundled freebies, lower prices, and a longer Home Credit offer on any REDMI Note 15 Series device through June 30.
April is shaping up to be one of the smartest times to upgrade, as Xiaomi rolls out its much-anticipated Xiaomi Fan Festival (XFF) 2026 in the Philippines. Running until April 30 under the theme “Smart Living, Made Yours,” the campaign brings together deals across Xiaomi’s entire ecosystem—making it easier for every kind of user to find the right entry point.
From flagship smartphones to everyday essentials, tablets, wearables, and smart home devices, this year’s lineup is designed to meet a wide range of digital lifestyles.
Smartphones for every kind of user
Leading the pack is the premium Xiaomi 17, priced at ₱55,999 and bundled with a free Xiaomi Smart Band 9 Pro—ideal for users who want top-tier performance paired with added value.
For those seeking a balance between power and price, the Xiaomi 15T Pro comes in at ₱39,999 with a free Xiaomi Backpack, while the Xiaomi 15T offers a more accessible option at ₱26,999 (down from ₱28,999), complete with a free Xiaomi Neck Pillow.
The mid-range segment is anchored by the REDMI Note 15 Series, which offers multiple variants and added perks. Buyers can enjoy a ₱500 discount via Home Credit 0% installment plans, along with a complimentary month of Viu Premium.
Standout models include the REDMI Note 15 Pro+ 5G at ₱27,999 (with a free Xiaomi umbrella), the REDMI Note 15 Pro 5G starting at ₱19,999, and the REDMI Note 15 5G at ₱14,999.
At the entry level, the REDMI 15 starts at just ₱8,999—making it a practical choice for students and first-time smartphone users.
Tablets that do more from day one
Xiaomi’s tablet lineup is equally compelling, with the Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro (₱38,999) and Xiaomi Pad 8 (₱29,999) both bundled with a keyboard and a free Xiaomi Smart Band 9 Active. These packages offer a complete setup straight out of the box—ideal for work, school, or content consumption.
For more budget-friendly options, the REDMI Pad 2 series provides flexible choices, starting from ₱10,999 up to ₱19,999, giving households and students solid performance without stepping into premium pricing.
Wearables, entertainment, and everyday essentials
The wearable lineup continues to expand, led by the Xiaomi Smart Band 10, available in Standard (₱2,699) and Ceramic Edition (₱3,799), alongside the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro at ₱3,899 for users who want more advanced features.
More accessible options include the Xiaomi Smart Band 9 Active (₱1,399) and the REDMI Watch 5 lineup, starting at ₱1,899.
For home entertainment, the Xiaomi TV A Series starts at ₱8,990 for the 32-inch model and ₱12,990 for the 43-inch variant—offering an affordable upgrade for the living room. Complementing the ecosystem are essentials like the REDMI Buds 8 Lite (₱1,299) and the Xiaomi Power Bank 10000mAh (₱1,099).
Flexible payment options
Beyond upfront savings, Xiaomi is making upgrades more accessible through flexible payment schemes. The ₱500 Home Credit discount applies to the REDMI Note 15 Series, while all smartphones and tablets are available via 0% interest installment plans. Buyers also receive a one-month Viu Premium voucher—an added bonus that extends beyond the main festival window until June 30, 2026.
A festival built for every fan
While these are the headline deals, the Xiaomi Fan Festival 2026 lineup goes even deeper, with more bundles, freebies, and variations available across stores. For complete details, customers are encouraged to visit Xiaomi Authorized Stores, partner retailers, or inquire directly at participating Home Credit hubs.
With a wide-ranging ecosystem, flexible pricing, and added perks, XFF 2026 makes upgrading not just easier—but smarter.
