Xiaomi Redmi Note 10

Customers today go to meticulous lengths to find out every detail about the System on Chip (SoC) being used in the phone they are buying. The good news is the Redmi Note 10 will not disappoint you. Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 678 with a speed of 2.2 GHz to give you a super-smooth performance. The Redmi Note 10 can run AAA games without any lagging though the rear may get a bit warm but other than that it can support all the games at high definition. The phone has an AnTuTu score of 218788 but there is minor stuttering. The fingerprint sensor is very responsive though it gets a bit annoying when your phone opens up while picking it up. You also get an Adreno 612 GPU and 4GB or 6GB RAM that pairs up to produce phenomenal performance.

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Bright colors and crisp images are the part and parcel of this screen. There are rich colors on the screen and with a Widevine L1 DRM certification you can stream at high resolution without any worries. There are options to adjust the screen tone according to your choice. Though everything is good with the screen’s display capabilities the reflective ring around the embedded front camera becomes annoying. It beats the idea of having an embedded camera that keeps reflecting into your eye.

The screen is a 6.43-inch AMOLED display with a 60Hz refresh rate but beyond all of that you also get Xiaomi’s IP53 rating for dust and splash resistance, it’s a cherry on a well-decorated cake. You also get a Corning Gorilla Glass 3 with a pre-applied protective adhesive screen.

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 looks slim but do not let that fool you because it packs a huge battery of 5000 mAh that will last you a lifetime. The Redmi Note 10 comes with a 33W fast charging that Xiaomi claims will fully charge your phone in under 75 minutes. For casual usages like social media and online meetings, your Note 10’s battery will last you the entire day, even with a little gaming. For heavy gamers though, it is obvious that you will need to charge your phone but with a 33W fast charging, you will be back at your game in no time.

The camera setup is the talk of the town when it comes to the Redmi Note 10. A unique quad camera design is the star of the rear side. With a 48MP (f/1.79, 0.8-micron) main snapper you will never lack any picture quality when capturing your moments. Along with the main sensor you get an 8MP (f/1.12, 2.2-micron) ultra-wide-angle sensor and two basic 2MP macro and depth sensors. Though the camera setup is very robust, the camera software of the Redmi Note 10 lacks a few typical features of its more lavish siblings offer.

The daylight images are phenomenal and crisp with not much saturation or loss in details of the subject. In the landscape mode, distant objects get a little blotched but other than that exposure is workable. Portrait mode is crisp but the ultra-wide lens makes things a bit blurred. There is no jarring on the edges while using the ultra-wide sensor so that is a definite plus. The selfie camera is a 13Mp sensor that lacks a bit in capturing the perfect skin tone. The low light picture capabilities are above average but not something you would want to bet on.

With the Redmi Note 10, Xiaomi makes another statement starting right from the first look you take on this phone. With a newly introduced Evol design, the Redmi Note 10 breaks away from the traditional look of the previous phones in the Note series. The camera module is also well designed with four different sizes of each of the lenses though it protrudes by 1mm.

The rear side is a bit bland with three color options Frosty White, Shadow Black, and Aqua Green. Though the Aqua Green has a gradient design giving it more depth in terms of aesthetics the two other color options get boring after a few looks. The matte finish is well designed, protected by Corning Gorilla Glass, and does not smudge that easily. The rear is rounded to give a better and more comfortable grip.