Yeah I've had another look, but I think the Mi4c is too expensive for what I'd do with the phone, the Mi4i doesn't suit my needs and the original Mi4 costs €50 more than the Redmi 3, but still runs Android 4.4 and doesn't support LTE.
The Redmi 3 looks very solid for
€150.
FDD-LTE on B1/B3/B7 which is what my current carrier supports.
Dual SIM with dual standby so I can have a Dutch and a British sim.
5" screen which is the biggest I'll ever go for a phone.
And a 4100mAh battery so I can easily use it for travelling and not worry about the phone dying on me.
The only downside is that for it to accept a second SIM AND an SD card at the same time I need to make a little sandwich of those two things to go in the tray, but according to the Xiaomi forums it has been done a couple of times now.
Other than that, it's a Snapdragon 616, 2GB RAM and 16GB ROM. Seems plenty for what I use my phones for. Tbh, I'm still pretty content with my Lumia 535. Also, I'd be going to a 720p 5" instead of my current 540p.
Oh, and one major downside is that it comes without all the Google stuff and has a locked bootloader, but Xiaomi have made a multi-language ROM available on their website (I use my phone settings in English, but I do want a Dutch keyboard for when I'm typing Dutch) and apparently it's possible to get all the Google services on there as well.
What would you say, worth it or nah?
Not a clever naming scheme from Xiaomi tbh. 
