Xiaomi Redmi Note 10S - Smartphone 6GB+128GB, 6.43” AMOLED DotDisplay, MediaTek Helio G95, 64MP Quad Camera, 5000mAh, Onyx Gray (UK Version+2 Year Xiaomi Warranty)

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Naturally things become a little thornier when it comes to the matter of gaming. While the Note 10S can run more complex titles, it can only do so on medium settings for the most part. Thermal performance then also becomes a problem, with the device getting quite hot over time. In addition to its 108MP main camera, the Redmi Note 10 Pro features an 8MP ultra-wide lens for action-cam-a-like shots, and a 5MP macro camera, which, thanks to autofocus, isn’t a massive waste of space. There’s also a depth sensor for good measure. The design language of the Redmi Note 10S is that of its wider product line, which is to say that it has a prominent camera island, an all-plastic design, a tall aspect ratio and a notch to house the selfie camera – in short it is a modern smartphone.

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Of course, this being Xiaomi, the Note 10S has an attractive list of specifications to differentiate itself from much of the competition. With a 5,000mAh battery, an octa-core processor, 6GB of RAM, 64GB of storage and a 64MP main camera it matches and exceeds most others at the price point. If you are in the market for a cameraphone, the Redmi Note 10S should not be your first choice. Performance There are, however, options from the competition that have better displays, faster performance, better cameras, faster charging and more – and that have a far less cluttered software experience. Camera Setup: (f/2.45 Aperture), Camera Features: Timed Burst, AI Beautify, AI Portrait Mode with Bokeh and Depth Control, Video Features: TimelapseWe can’t think of a more compromise-free budget phone than the Note 10 Pro, it really is that simple. The question of software is a little less positive than that of the performance itself. Xiaomi has long utilised its own spin on the general Android interface, called MIUI. At its best, it adds some useful features, at its worst it duplicates features and adds advertisements. For an utmost immersive viewing experience we have a 16.33cm (6.43) Super AMOLED Display with a peak brightness of 1100nits. The display also comes with Corning® Gorilla® Glass protection and SGS Certification for Low Blue Light. A 100% DCI-P3 that helps with a rich viewing experience. The device is fitted with a Side-mounted fingerprint sensor with double tap gestures for easy access. The fingerprint scanner, for example, is curved to match the rounded frame, and it feels considered; the stepped camera bump is also a clear sibling of that of the flagship Xiaomi Mi 11; the frame’s dual-texture has a buffed flat top, and high-gloss sides.

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Though it doesn’t sport all of the latest marketing taglines, the display on the Note 10S is good enough for most purposes, being sharp, colourful and vibrant, though it remains a relative low point when considering the competition. Cameras Quad Camera Setup: 64MP Main Camera (f/1.79 Aperture, 0.7um Pixel Size, 1/1.97 Inch Sensor Size) + 8MP Ultra Wide Camera (f/2.2 Aperture, FOV: 118 Degree) + 2MP Macro Camera (f/2.4 Aperture) + 2MP Depth Camera (f/2.4 Aperture), Camera Features: 64MP Mode, Night Mode, AI Beautify, AI Portrait Mode with Bokeh and Depth Control, Video Features: Video Macro Mode, Pro Timelapse Video, Slow Motion VideoSome parts of the Redmi Note 10S, such as the camera and the display, were clearly sacrifices to help Xiaomi hit a certain price point. This general perception fortunately doesn’t carry over into general performance. IP53 rating along with Rubberized seals and Corrosion proof ports, Multilayered Graphite sheets for heat dissipation.