Xiaomi is now offering a couple of long-term Mi cloud subscription plans to its users in China with the longest one spanning 60 years. This would give users access to up to 200GB of storage on its cloud platform for what is, for most existing subscribers, a lifetime.
The Mi cloud long term plans come in two options, a 10-year plan, and a 60-year plan. There are two membership types: Gold and Platinum. The pricing is as follows.
Platinum Membership (200GB)
10-year cloud storage – ¥639 (~$92)
60-year cloud storage – ¥1599 (~$230)
Gold membership (50GB)
10-year cloud storage – ¥199 (~$29)
60-year cloud storage – ¥499 (~$72)
Mi cloud users have regular 1,3,6, and 12-month plans as well in addition to these long term options.
The Xiaomi Mi Cloud service offers data backup, synchronization, and storage for your contacts, texts, settings, personal app data, and personal photos.
While we don’t have an official figure for the number of people using the Mi cloud service, it should run in millions. After all, there were over 291 million MIUI users in 2019, with 112.8 million from China alone. And Mi cloud comes as default on MIUI running phones.
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