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I've heard only rave reviews of Xiaomi, only thing is you must check whether there is a reliable service Center for Xiaomi available close to you just in case something happens.  I haven't ever heard feedback where someone needed to service it, but I know in the UAE there are certain big stores like Carrefour who support Xiaomi in a big way.  If I should buy a Xiaomi phone from them and experience a problem, all I need to do is take it to the Carrefour store where I purchased it from, and they will make arrangements for servicing the phone.  It's good however to verify the availability of support in advance of the purchase of a Xiaomi and if I should buy a Xiaomi one day - which there is a good chance off because it has the specs and price I like - I'll verify this with the store from where I buy it from first. 

I traveled to Canada during May and must say it felt as though Canada compared with the US and the rest of the world is operating in the dark ages, and trying to fight its way out of a very protective locked in system. You can't get a good SIM card upon arrival at the airport.  There is something at the 7 and 11 at Vancouver Airport that when I googled it came up a cropper - so I waited until the next day to check things out and lucked out with a Roberts chatr SIM. I'd particularly check up on real support of the Xiaomi there before I buy a phone as most of the really good phone brands like the iPhones are all locked into popular packages (the big providers seem to have all of the good phone brands locked in - however there seems to be a movement happening to get out of it).  Canadians for the bigger part seem to be supporting locked phones in preference to phones like Xiaomi (being non the wiser for now).  Guess one could get a prepaid Chatr with Xiaomi but I'd make sure there is a service center that will service Xiaomi and how the service warranty works for it before I buy a Xiaomi.

Being a Xiaomi user I would say it's the best(among the brands I've used). Currently I've the Redmi 4 which costed me 8,000 INR which converts to 117.55 USD. It's s pretty decent phone up to my purpose. Ive bought it in 2017. I always wanted a phone with fingerprint so I got this one. I wouldn't say that it can't run pubg mobile(if you take that for a comparison), but I'm not a mobile gamer.

As per tech support being in the topic, there's a service centre near me, near 2 kilometres away. As per software there are frequent updates which change UI(they have their custom UI called MIUI). It's the best UI I've ever seen on a smartphone. It's both smooth and customisable. Overall I prefer it over my old Motorola.