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

Xiaomi Redmi Note 10T - somewhere I saw you

The Chinese company Xiaomi never ceases to amaze with the number of clones in the range of smartphones offered. So, the 5G version of the most popular and at the same time affordable Note-line phablet first received a copy in the person of Poco M3 Pro, and now the hero of today's review. But is there any sense in such actions of the corporation?

The look of the phone is already familiar to many Android users. The beautiful design of the triple photomodule and the side fingerprint sensor definitely adorn the exterior of the gadget, as well as the narrow display frames on the top and sides, but the "chin" is frankly wide. It also does not evoke pleasant emotions in the inexpensive plastic of the case, which is also quickly covered with fingerprints. But the 6.5-inch IPS-screen is characterized by FullHD + resolution, decent contrast and color reproduction, which are complemented by a refresh rate of 90 hertz . But the stock of brightness could be more. In direct sunlight, it is problematic to see the image, the user needs to look for a shadow.

But the technical characteristics are definitely good within the price range. The Mediatek Dimensity 700 processor (4GB / 6GB of RAM , Mali G57MC2 video accelerator) combines all the best that a budget CPU is ready to offer. It combines excellent energy efficiency with a performance of about 300,000 points in the Antutu benchmark, but the developer decided to turn off the support for 5G networks to reduce the cost and the irrelevance of the function in the CIS countries. The most resource-intensive games like Fortnite succumb to the gadget, however, graphics settings should be limited to low-medium presets. The volume of internal storage varies from 64 to 128GB of ROM , depending on the version of the device, a microSD card slot is present in each of them.

Thrifty photographers won't be disappointed by the capabilities of the 48- (Sony IMX582) and 2-megapixel (macro sensor and portrait lens) cameras. If the FullHD video recording does not awaken delight, then the photos, even in the evening, are more detailed and natural in comparison with the opponents. The battery capacity was 5000mAh , so the search for the outlet will have to be carried out only once every two days. The gadget wouldn't come close to being a bestseller without NFC contactless payments. It's a pity that without stereo speakers, the pleasure of watching videos is noticeably less, and advertising in the MIUI branded shell is annoying. However, even with the aforementioned disadvantages, the device definitely deserves attention. Another thing is that the market already has its virtually complete analogue with the same set of qualities.