Early sales data for Xiaomi's new REDMI flagship series shows a mixed performance.
The K100 Pro series achieved about 95% of the first-week sales volume of the older K90 series, according to digital blogger @RDObservation.
The regular K100 Pro sold roughly 70% of what the K90 managed in the same period.
However, the higher-end K100 Pro Max performed much better, reaching around 135% of the K90 Pro Max's sales.
This aligns with an earlier update from Lu Weibing, Xiaomi Group Partner and President.
On August 12, he shared that the K100 Pro Max's first-day sales hit 150% of its predecessor's figure, based on data up to midnight on August 11.
The K100 Pro and Pro Max officially launched on the evening of August 11.
The Pro runs the newer Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 V chip, while the Pro Max gets the more capable 8 Elite Gen 5.
Both models pack large batteries: 8,580mAh on the Pro and 9,070mAh on the Pro Max. They also feature Bose-tuned speakers.
After subsidies, the series starts at 3,199 yuan (~€412) in China.
The Pro Max's stronger showing suggests buyers are especially interested in the top-spec version with the bigger battery and more powerful chip.
Even though the overall series came in slightly under the previous generation's first-week numbers, the Max's clear outperformance points to healthy demand at the premium end.
These percentages give an early read on how the new K100 series is landing with customers.
Absolute unit numbers haven't been shared, so the relative figures are all we have for now.
