Xiaomi has secured the position of Malaysia’s No. 1 smartphone vendor in the third quarter of 2026, recording a leading 21% unit share of smartphone shipments, according to market research firm Omdia. The achievement marks another significant milestone for Xiaomi, reinforcing its strong presence in Malaysia and its continued commitment to delivering innovative technology that caters to the evolving needs of Malaysian consumers.
Xingyu Yang, Country Manager of Xiaomi Malaysia, expressed her appreciation for the continued trust and support from Malaysian consumers. “We are truly grateful to our Malaysian customers for their ongoing confidence in Xiaomi. Being Malaysia’s leading smartphone vendor in the third quarter of 2026 reflects our continued efforts to deliver products that combine innovation, performance and exceptional value. Malaysia remains an important market for Xiaomi, and we are committed to making advanced technology more accessible to Malaysians.
Throughout 2026, Xiaomi has continued to strengthen its smartphone portfolio in Malaysia with a series of product launches across different segments. The introduction of the flagship Xiaomi 17 Series brought the brand’s latest advancements in mobile imaging and performance to consumers, followed by the Xiaomi 17T Series, which further expanded its premium smartphone offerings.
Meanwhile, the REDMI Note 17 Series continued to broaden consumer access to feature-rich smartphones, offering a balance of performance, functionality and value across different price segments. Continuing its focus on smartphone innovation, Xiaomi is set to introduce the Xiaomi 18 Pro Series in Malaysia soon, featuring its first-ever back display technology.
Beyond smartphones, Xiaomi has continued to expand its AIoT ecosystem in Malaysia through the introduction of several Mijia smart home products, supporting the growing adoption of connected living solutions among local consumers. This momentum is reflected in the year-on-year growth of Xiaomi’s smart home product categories in Malaysia, with smart air conditioners recording 314% growth, air purifiers growing by 80% and dehumidifiers by 75%. These developments highlight the growing demand for connected home solutions and Xiaomi’s ambition to make smart living more accessible to Malaysian households.
Xiaomi’s growing presence in Malaysia is also reflected in its retail expansion, having recently celebrated the opening of its 100th Xiaomi Store nationwide. The milestone underscores the brand’s continued investment in improving product accessibility, consumer engagement and after-sales support, while providing Malaysians with more opportunities to experience its expanding range of products and connected solutions.
“As we move forward, our priority is to continue understanding what matters most to Malaysian consumers and delivering innovations that genuinely improve their daily experiences. We believe that great technology should be accessible to everyone, and we will continue building on this commitment through our products, services and connected ecosystem,” Yang added.
With its latest market achievement, Xiaomi remains focused on strengthening its presence in Malaysia, expanding its product offerings and creating meaningful technology experiences for consumers nationwide.
