Compact and multifunctional, smartphones serve as a single device for voice communication, emails, and online connectivity. In recent times, various brands like Oppo, Mi, and Vivo have seen a spike in sales due to the introduction of cost-effective models. As per a study by International Data Corporation, India is projected to rank as the third-largest smartphone market within four years, driven by the release of budget-friendly 4G models and efforts to attract consumers from smaller towns and rural areas. This study aims to explore consumer opinions and the elements that shape their purchasing decisions regarding Mi smartphones. The research follows an exploratory framework, concentrating on quantitative insights. Information was collected through a survey-based approach, employing a simple random sampling method to select a representative customer base. The findings indicate that while each smartphone brand provides unique advantages and comfort, consumers view Mi's product features as less appealing compared to rivals like Samsung. To meet user expectations, the brand must enhance the quality and design of its offerings. It is suggested that Mi should introduce advanced smartphones with reliable standards targeted at the economically weaker segments, as this demographic represents a significant portion of the national population.