Xiaomi Mi CC10e Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Xiaomi Mi CC10e - easy self-repetition

The Chinese company Xiaomi does not miss the opportunity to once again expand the range of smartphones on offer. Moreover, models with a similar design and technical characteristics come out both under the main brand and sub-brands (Poco, Redmi). The hero of today's review, for example, seriously resembles the recent Note 9S, but still differs in a number of important innovations.

From the point of view of appearance, the novelty almost literally repeats the previously mentioned phone. The glass back panel still pleases with a nice design of four photo modules, the side edge is decorated with a fingerprint scanner, the 6.67-inch display is characterized not only by modest frames, but also by a 16-megapixel front camera - "island". The image quality provided by the OGS panel is not flagship, but will satisfy the needs of most users. The resolution of 2400x1080 pixels, coupled with high brightness and contrast, gives a very good picture.

The processor of the device is Mediatek Dimensity 800 , which supports 5G frequencies. Together with 4GB / 6GB of RAM and the MaliG57MC4 video accelerator , the chip demonstrates excellent performance of any demanding games. At the same time, you can safely set the maximum graphics settings in many resource-intensive projects like Call Of Duty Mobile. An impressive 64 / 128GB of ROM is supplemented with a separate slot for microSD cards , so the lack of memory will definitely not be an urgent problem.

The main 48-, 8-, 5- and 2-megapixel cameras, led by the Samsung GM2 sensor, are ideal for daytime photo shoots and are just good in the evening. Photos will not be devoid of noise, but most of the detail is preserved. The battery capacity is 5020mAh , so it is logical that everything is amazing with autonomy. 10-12 hours of active screen time will be common. The proprietary MIUI shell and infrared port for controlling household appliances improve the impression of the gadget, but there is also reason for dissatisfaction - there are no NFC contactless payments in the phablet. As a result, the device is worthy of representatives of the middle price category of the market, however, it really has a lot of opponents, even in the arsenal of the manufacturer's devices.