POCO F8 Ultra Price in Europe and Available Storage Options

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Overview

Xiaomi introduced the POCO F8 Ultra in Europe on 26 November 2025 with a limited-time early-bird discount. Once the promotion ended on 10 December, the regular recommended prices applied: €829.90 for the 256GB version and €899.90 for the 512GB model. What shoppers pay today depends on the country and the seller, and the gap between the cheapest and most expensive listings is large.

Here is what the phone costs, which versions exist, and where the extra money makes sense.

Only two storage options, and no card slot

Europe gets two versions. RAM is tied to storage, so you cannot mix and match.

Both come in Black and Denim Blue. Because there is no microSD slot, the capacity you pick at checkout is the capacity you keep.

Official launch pricing in Europe

Some early coverage rounded these to €700 and €750, which is why you will see slightly different numbers around the web. The early-bird window saved buyers roughly €130 to €150, and that discount is gone.

Current retailer prices

Nobody has to pay the regular price anymore, but sellers still disagree. These examples cover selected European markets rather than every country in the EU, and prices and availability can differ significantly between markets. The table shows the version, the seller and the date the source displayed each price. Compare like with like: a 256GB price and a 512GB price are different products.

Each price carries the date its source displayed it. Comparison sites can show offers from third-party sellers, and stock, shipping, VAT treatment and warranty terms can change the final amount at checkout.

Prices vary considerably between sellers, and storage capacity, stock and seller conditions make direct comparisons difficult. In the Spanish listings checked, Xiaomi’s official store was around €62 more expensive than the lowest Amazon offer. That difference may be worthwhile for buyers who prefer purchasing directly from Xiaomi.

Marketplace listings, especially on AliExpress, can undercut every price above, sometimes with coupon codes. Check whether the unit is the European or Global version, whether it is new, what shipping and taxes add, and whether a European warranty applies. I did not find a current 512GB price from a regular European retailer that I could verify, so if you want that version, compare several sellers before you commit.

Which storage should you pick?

The real difference between the two versions is storage: double the space on a phone you cannot expand. If you mostly use social apps, messaging, streaming and a handful of games, 256GB is enough. If you record a lot of 4K video, install several large games or keep media offline, 512GB saves you from deleting things every few months.

On price, the maths is simple. When the 512GB model costs about €40 to €80 more, take it. When a shop asks for €150 or more on top, the 256GB version is the better deal. The extra RAM that comes with the larger model is a bonus, but it should not drive the decision.

The rest of the phone does not change between versions: a display marketed as 6.9 inches (about 6.85 inches measured), the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, a 6500mAh battery and Android 16 with HyperOS 3. If endurance is what you care about, see how it compares in our Xiaomi 17 battery life analysis, and for rivals outside Xiaomi, read about the best Vivo phones for battery in 2026 or the Vivo V50 and its 6000mAh cell.

If it costs too much

Not everyone wants to spend over €600 on a phone. For lower budgets, our guides to which Tecno phones make sense in 2026 and the best Motorola phones of 2026 cover cheaper routes.

A note for readers in Nigeria

European retail prices generally include applicable local VAT, but warranty coverage depends on the seller and the version being sold. If you plan to import the phone into Nigeria, shipping, possible import duties and after-sales support should all factor into your final cost.

FAQ

How much is the POCO F8 Ultra in Europe? The early-bird prices were €699.90 for 12GB + 256GB and €749.90 for 16GB + 512GB. The regular prices are €829.90 and €899.90. Retailer prices vary by country and seller.

What storage options does it come in? Two: 12GB RAM with 256GB, and 16GB RAM with 512GB. Both use UFS 4.1 storage.

Can I add a microSD card? No. The phone has no card slot.

Is the 512GB version worth the extra money? Usually yes when the difference is under about €80. If the price gap is much larger, the 256GB model makes more sense.

Which colours can I buy? Black and Denim Blue.

Why do prices differ so much between European countries? Retailers set their own margins, VAT rates differ, and many cheaper listings come from marketplace sellers rather than official stores. Always check the warranty terms.

Where can I learn more about POCO and Xiaomi differences? Start with our explainer on the difference between Redmi and Xiaomi and our Xiaomi camera comparison.