Xiaomi Redmi 10 Prime Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Xiaomi Redmi 10 Prime - plus autonomy, minus functionality

The Chinese company Xiaomi is trying to cover the needs of an increasing number of people with its products. So, sometimes almost the same smartphone can come out with different names and configurations, each of which differs only in little things that are important for a particular category of buyers. A similar situation has developed with the hero of today's review.

The appearance of the novelty literally copies that of the model without the Prime-index. The developer's designers have used their full potential to make an inexpensive phone really beautiful. The camera unit familiar from the flagships of the corporation, the fingerprint sensor moved to the side face, the neat eye of the 8-megapixel front camera and the current colors of the rear panels turn the gadget into one of the most stylish representatives of the low-middle price segment. The plastic case slightly spoils the impression of the well-designed exterior, but only slightly. The 6.5-inch FullHD + IPS display also has a competitive edge. For example, few of the opponents are ready to boast of a refresh rate of 90 hertz and a large supply of brightness.

Specification is a processor Mediatek Helio G88, operating in tandem with 4GB / 6GB RAM and graphics adapter Mali G52MC2. As a result, the performance of the device is similar to that of its predecessor, which will upset only avid gamers. The most resource-intensive games lend themselves to a bundle only with minimal graphics presets, and even then with jams. At the same time, less demanding tasks like working with browsers, messengers and other applications are much better for the chipset. At the same time, the CPU is quite energy efficient, so the battery increased to 6000mAh provides two full days of active use of the phablet. 64 / 128GB ROM - decent internal storage expandable with microSD cards.

Another innovation is the use of a 50-megapixel photosensor from Samsung. Whereas the auxiliary modules are installed more for beauty, then the main ISOCELL JN1 offers detailed daytime shooting, the results of which are good in terms of color and detail. Of course, for good evening shots, you will have to turn to expensive alternatives. NFC contactless payments have been removed, providing a "replacement" in the form of increased battery capacity. But stereo speakers , an infrared port for controlling household appliances and the MIUI shell are in place. Unfortunately, advertising in the software hasn't gone anywhere either. Thus, we received an updated device, the relevance of the purchase of which depends on your preferences.