Xiaomi has quietly raised prices across a wide range of its laptop lineup in China.
The increases affect several Redmi Book Pro and Xiaomi Book Pro models, with adjustments of 400 to 700 yuan ($60-$104) appearing overnight.
The changes were first flagged by local tech bloggers and later verified by outlets such as ITHome.
They impact both current and upcoming hardware generations.
Which Models Are Affected
The affected devices include the Redmi Book Pro 14 and 16 in both 2025 and 2026 editions.
The standard Redmi Book 14 and 16 for 2026, along with the Xiaomi Book Pro 14, are also on the list.
The price shifts appear to be immediate and are already reflected across major Chinese e-commerce platforms.
The Redmi Book Pro 14 2025, which was selling for 6,799 yuan ($1,014) on September 15, is now listed at 7,299 yuan ($1,088).
Its larger sibling, the Redmi Book Pro 16 2025, saw the steepest jump, moving from 4,699 yuan ($700) to 5,399 yuan ($805), a full 700 yuan ($60) increase.
The newer 2026 models are seeing similar markups.
The Redmi Book Pro 16 2026 climbed from 7,399 yuan ($1,103) to 7,899 yuan ($1,177), while the 14-inch variant moved from 7,199 yuan ($1,073) to 7,699 yuan ($1,148).
Xiaomi has not yet released an official statement explaining the reasoning behind these sudden price adjustments.
Across-the-board price hikes in the consumer PC market are typically tied to fluctuating component costs, particularly regarding memory, storage, and display panels, or broader supply chain logistics.
