Xiaomi Redmi 10

Redmi 10 Launch in India

The Redmi 10 smartphone was officially unveiled in India on Thursday (March 17). To put it another way, it is an entirely distinct model from the Redmi 10’s worldwide edition. Indeed, it looks to be the Redmi 10C, which made its debut in Nigeria earlier this week under a new name and branding. The Redmi 10 India variant has a waterdrop-style notch and two back cameras. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 SoC powers the phone, which has a total of eight cores. Check out all the specifications of the Redmi 10 before going for this device. 

Redmi 10 price in India 

In India, the Redmi 10 pricing has been set at Rs. 10,999 for the basic 4GB RAM + 64GB storage configuration. The phone is also available in a 6GB + 128GB configuration for Rs. 12,999. The Redmi 10 will be available for purchase from 12 pm (noon) on March 24 via Flipkart, Mi.com, Mi Home, and select offline retail shops. It is available in three colours: Caribbean Green, Midnight Black, and Pacific Blue.

Customers who purchase the Redmi 10 with an HDFC Bank credit card or credit card EMIs will get an Rs. 1,000 immediate discount.

Redmi 10 Design

Redmi 10 looks elegant with a really nice and premium design. This is something different from what we have seen within the same price range. The matte finish on the rear looks really nice. On the front, you’ve got a black border around the display, which adds little thickness to the device and the display looks slightly further out from the device. The overall design is very sleek and for the price point, it looks a lot more premium. 

As for the ports and buttons, there is a power button with an integrated fingerprint sensor on the right edge along with the volume rocker. The bottom side features a Type-C charging port, microphone and bottom-firing speaker grille. The top edge has got a 3.5mm headphone jack and top firing speaker, while on the left, there is the SIM card tray. 

Redmi 10 Display

For energy efficiency, the Redmi 10’s 6.5-inch FHD+ display has a 90Hz adaptive refresh rate, which means it can alter its refresh rate automatically depending on what you’re doing on the device. In addition, the display has a Sunlight display and Reading Mode 3.0.

Redmi 10 Processor

The new Snapdragon 680 SoC sits at the heart of the device, together with up to 6 GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 128 GB of eMMC storage. UFS storage is a snub here, but given the phone’s pricing, it’s reasonable. The Redmi 10 ships with the Android 11-based MIUI 12.5 operating system. Other features include twin speakers and a 3.5mm headphone port.

Redmi 10 Camera

Redmi 10 has a dual-camera system on the rear that includes a 50 MP primary camera and a 2 MP macro camera. Those cameras are placed into a module reminiscent of the Mi 10 Ultra. The front-facing camera includes a 5MP sensor and is hidden behind a punch hole.

Redmi 10 Battery

The series is notorious for having larger-than-average batteries, and the Redmi 10 is no different. Redmi 10 is stuffed with a large 6,000 mAh battery, which is compatible with 18W wired charging and 9W reverse charging. Despite its low price, this phone has a 22.5W charger. 

Coming straight to the point, Redmi 10 doesn’t support 5G connectivity, which is the first glitch and also the fast charging capacity is less. If you are ok with these two features, then you have got a super-fast display along with a nice set of cameras and a large battery on the Redmi 10.