Mi NoteBook 14 Horizon Edition First Impressions: Spec-Heavy Laptop at Affordable Price

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Xiaomi has launched its first-ever laptop in India. People were waiting for laptops from Xiaomi for a very long time now. Just like its every other product, Xiaomi has priced it way below what people would expect looking at its specs. The Mi NoteBook 14 Horizon Edition starts at a price of Rs 54,999, whereas the standard Mi NoteBook 14 begins at Rs 41,999 in the country. Xiaomi is trying to create an ecosystem of products just like Apple does. It has already launched smartphones, Mi Bands, Air Purifiers and Smart TVs in the past. Now with the Mi NoteBook range of laptops, Xiaomi is entering into yet another category. Xiaomi is an ecosystem company in China and it is aiming to become the same in India as well. With every product Xiaomi is bringing to India, it is building an ecosystem and making them compatible with each other. One such compatibility of the NoteBook is that when you bring your Mi Band closer to your laptop, it will automatically unlock the laptop for you. At the same time, you can also set an automatic screen lock with the help of your band. Xiaomi has sent us a review unit of Mi NoteBook 14 Horizon Edition and here are our first impressions of the same.

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Mi NoteBook 14 Horizon Edition First Impressions: Design and Build Quality

First of all, let’s talk about the design of Mi NoteBook 14 Horizon Edition. The laptop is very light in weight weighing at 1.35Kg. It has a completely metal finished body. An interesting thing about the laptop is that there is no branding from Mi on top which for some reason makes the laptop look very classy. Even though it is not as sleek as MacBook Air, it is pretty thin compared to other laptops in the same price segment. Xiaomi has claimed that you can lift the screen of the laptop with just a single finger and that is indeed true.