Xiaomi Redmi Note 10

Design, hardware, what’s in the box

The first time I picked up the Redmi Note 10, I was amazed by how light it felt — even though it isn’t particularly lightweight at 179 grams. It’s not unusual for flagship phones to clock in at more than 200g these days. In all probability, the tapered plastic back contributes to the nice in-hand feel. And yes, I’m fine with the plastic back. It’s matte, doesn’t pick up smudges as easily, and feels sturdy enough. The Note 10 is by no means a single-hand phone, but there are a few gestures that help you get by.

Software, performance, battery life

MIUI can be intimidating with all the features and options it throws at you from the get-go, especially if you’re coming from a simpler OS skin. But MIUI grows on you the longer you use it, and it’s jam-packed with cool stuff that makes your life easier. Things like reachability gestures, button shortcuts for various common tasks, and floating windows are pretty useful and work without a hiccup.

It was refreshing to see Android 11 out of the box on a budget phone. While the latest Android version comes with quite a few new features, the Google Home controls integrated into MIUI’s iOS-ified control center often came in handy.

Camera

To be honest, there’s nothing special about the Note 10’s camera array — it doesn’t have the 108MP sensor found on the Note 10 Pro Max (or Pro’s 64MP, for that matter). The quad-cam setup looks identical to its predecessor on paper —  you get the main 48MP cam accompanied by an 8MP ultra-wide and a pair of 2MP bokeh and macro sensors. And of those four cameras, only the primary sensor snaps decent-looking shots.

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