Xiaomi Diwali Sale 2026: Xiaomi 17 Ultra at Rs 1,19,999, Redmi Note 17 Pro at Rs 33,999 and What "Up to 50% Off" Really Covers

Xiaomi's "Diwali with Xiaomi 2026" sale is live in India, and the banner says "Up to 50% off". That headline is easy to misread. Xiaomi's own sale page splits it up: up to 40% off on mobiles, up to 35% off on tablets and up to 50% off on accessories. We went through the prices on the page to see what the discounts look like for each product.

Update, 31 October: Xiaomi has changed the prices of two TV series on its sale page. The TV table below now shows the new prices for the FX Pro and FX Mini LED series.

How the sale works

The sale page lists exclusive festive deals, festive bundles, a Diwali gifting section and a "Buy 1 & Gift 1" offer. It also has extra discounts when you buy a second product: Rs 3,000 off a smart TV or the Xiaomi Pad 8 with the Redmi Note 17 series, and Rs 1,500 off a 43-inch TV or the Redmi Pad 2 with the Redmi phones. The page does not show an end date.

Some prices on the page already include bank offers. For example, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra price includes a Rs 10,000 bank discount. Check the checkout page for the price you will actually pay.

Phone prices

The Xiaomi 17 Ultra also comes with a free photography kit that Xiaomi puts at Rs 19,999, and you can earn up to 5,000 Mi points. The Redmi Note 17 Pro Max and Note 17 Pro have EMI options from Rs 5,000 and Rs 3,000 a month, and the Note 17 Pro also lists bank discounts.

Look at the Redmi 17C 5G with care. Xiaomi shows it as a new launch at Rs 20,999 against a crossed-out Rs 39,999, but a crossed-out price on a new phone is a marketing price, not what the phone sold for before. The same goes for the big cuts on the Xiaomi 17 Ultra and 17T. The cuts on the Redmi Note phones and the A7 Pro are much smaller, at 3% to 10%.

Tablet prices

Xiaomi is also selling bundles. The Xiaomi Pad 8 with pen and keyboard is Rs 53,498 instead of Rs 54,998. With a case it is Rs 43,998 instead of Rs 44,998. The Redmi Pad 2 Pro with keyboard is Rs 34,748 instead of Rs 39,498, and with a cover it is Rs 32,998 instead of Rs 33,998.

TV prices

Xiaomi's Google QLED TVs start at Rs 13,999. This and the S Mini LED series come with a free 3-year comprehensive warranty that Xiaomi values at Rs 7,999.

Accessories and appliances

So where does "up to 50%" apply?

Among the products we could measure on the page, the biggest cut on an accessory or appliance is 42%, on the Air Purifier 4 Compact. No item we checked reaches 50%. On phones, only the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, 17T and Redmi 17C 5G show cuts of around 30% or more, and those are measured against Xiaomi's crossed-out price. Most Redmi phones are cut by 3% to 10%.

Which deals look worth it?

If you want a flagship, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra at Rs 1,19,999 with the free photography kit is the one to look at, as long as the Rs 10,000 bank discount applies to your card. In the mid-range, the Redmi Note 17 Pro at Rs 33,999 has a small cut of 8%, so compare it with other stores before you buy. Among the tablets, the Redmi Pad 2 at Rs 15,999 has the best cut at 20%. For TVs, the FX Pro series at Rs 21,124 has the biggest percentage cut among the TVs we checked, at 23%.

Prices on Amazon, Flipkart and Xiaomi's own site can differ from the ones on Xiaomi's sale page, so compare them before you pay.