Price & Colors:
This model is priced at approximately Rs. 78,999 in Pakistan, which falls under the expensive category. Mi Note 100 operates on Android 9.0 (pie). This model by Xiaomi is available in a variety of colors, including Aurora green, glacier white and midnight black, each of which stands out in its own way and is in demand in the current market.
Camera:
The Redmi Note 10's photographic capabilities aren't as impressive as the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max's 108-megapixel primary camera. A 48-megapixel f/1.79 primary rear camera, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide camera, and the very basic 2-megapixel macro and depth sensors that businesses employ to fulfill that "quad camera" marketing requirement on inexpensive phones are all included.
RAM & Storage:
This model has 128GB built-in and 6GB RAM, which is good enough in this budget range. It also supports an SD card which means additional storage when needed by the user.
Display:
The 6.47-inch display boasts a full-HD+ resolution and a refresh rate of 60 frames per second. Although HDR isn't included on the spec sheet, the maximum brightness is 1100nits, which is plenty for apps like YouTube to display HDR content with increased brightness. You may change the color tone or switch to Reading Mode, which makes things appear warmer and reduces eye strain, according to Xiaomi. This is relatively an option that looks customer friendly and would be helpful when reading or viewing the screen for longer hours.
Battery:
A 5260 mAh battery powers the Redmi Note 10. Overall, the battery life is good, and you should be able to go at least one full day without needing to charge it. Even with my usage, which included streaming one entire movie and some music, a lot of WiFi web browsing, and some camera use, I wasn't dissatisfied.
Processor/Chipset:
The Qualcomm Snapdragon 730, a freshly announced upper-mid-range alternative that improves marginally on the Snapdragon 730, is the processor of choice for this generation. It contains two Kryo 470 Gold CPU cores running at 2.2GHz (up from 2GHz in its predecessor) and the same six Kryo 470 Silver cores running at 1.7GHz for low-power applications.
Extra Features:
Xiaomi's new Redmi Note 10 series offers more quality features than ever before, but at a higher price. The Redmi Note series has been hugely popular all over the world, where everyone loves a good price and customers are extremely picky about every single feature and quality.
However, this model lacks at some points and it didn’t able to meet the expectations of their users in terms of camera quality and At High graphics resolution, games like Asphalt 9: Legends and Call of Duty Mobile performed admirably. After around 15 minutes, there was mild stuttering and the back of the phone became slightly warmer.