During the day yesterday, the Redmi 10 began to be commercialized, a very interesting end that has given much to talk about. Of course, his arrival opens the way to a comparison that could not be under the table. Which is more worth buying, the Redmi 10 or the Redmi Note 10?
To help you resolve this question, here is the main differences between both terminals. If you want to know more about the characteristics of these Xiaomi phones and their respective prices, then continue reading.
Redmi Note 10: 60Hz Super AMOLED screen / Redmi 10: 90Hz IPS LCD screen
The new terminal of the mid-range arrives with a renovated and modern design compared to its predecessors. However, its design is quite similar to that of the Redmi Note 10. Although varies the size of the frames and the arrangement of the quad camera modules.
On the other hand, the Redmi 10 stays true to its IPS LCD screen, although it now has a 90 Hz refresh rate, a considerably higher increase. This particularity allows it to offer smoother and faster animations, both in the reproduction of multimedia content and in games.
The Redmi 10 screen also has a 6.5 inch size, 20: 9 aspect ratio and a resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels FullHD +.
In the case of the Redmi Note 10, its panel is composed of Super AMOLED technology. For this reason, it offers more intense, brilliant colors, and in general a better color rendering. Its size is 6.43 inches, the format is 20: 9, and its resolution is FullHD + 2400 x 1080 pixels. It should be noted that its refresh rate is 60Hz.
Redmi Note 10: Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 678 / Redmi 10: Mediatek’s Helio G88
It is impossible not to compare these terminals without taking into consideration their processors. In the case of the Redmi 10, the mobile is powered by the chipset Helio G88 by Mediatek, a 12 nanometer octa-core processor that works with a maximum clock frequency 2.0 GHz.
While, the Redmi Note 10 for its part, retains its alliances with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon technology, by having a Snapdragon 678 processor.
This chipset of 11 nanometer and eight core is capable of working with a maximum clock frequency of 2.2 GHz. Therefore it can offer better performance when using demanding applications.
RAM memory, internal storage and battery capacity
The Redmi Note 10 has a RAM memory of 4 / 6GB in conjunction with an internal storage of 64 / 128GB. In the case of the Redmi 10, the mid-range terminal offers a RAM of 4/6 / 8GB accompanied by an internal storage also of 64 / 128GB.
Both terminals have a battery of 5000 mAh. However, the Redmi 10 has 18W fast charging and supports 9W reverse charging. While the Redmi Note 10 supports a 33W fast charge. Considerably superior, but not compatible with the reverse charging system.
Redmi Note 10: 48 MP main sensor / Redmi 10: 50 MP main sensor
The most noticeable and significant increase compared to the Redmi 9, is the 50 megapixel camera that integrates the Redmi 10. Its four-module system is composed of a 8 megapixel wide angle, and also by two 2 megapixel macro photo shooters.
Instead, the Redmi Note 10 has a 48 megapixel main sensor, although it is also a four-module system. The other three sensors are exactly the same as the Redmi 10.
However, there is another significant difference between both terminals: the front camera of the Redmi 10 is only 8 megapixels, while that of the Redmi Note 10 is 13 megapixels. Therefore, the second one is much better for taking a selfie.
Both the Redmi Note 10 and the Redmi 10 have Android 11 as your operating system, and are accompanied by the MIUI version 12.5. In the same way, they also share a fingerprint reader located on the side.
Also, both terminals have a 3.5 mm jack input for headphones, in addition to a USB-C input. In the same way, it is worth mentioning that none of the mobiles have 5G connectivity.
However the Redmi Note 10 offers resistance against dust and resistance against water level IP53, while the Redmi 10 comes with an infrared sensor, a most interesting utility.
Prices and final conclusions
The Redmi 10 made its official presentation with a value of 178 dollars, which the change would be about 153 euros for its 4 GB + 64 GB version. On the other hand, you can currently find the Redmi Note 10 for a cost that around 160 euros. As you can see, it is not a big difference.
As for which device is more worth buying, it should be noted that in terms of technical specifications and other characteristics, each has strengths and weaknesses. Of course, this depends on the needs of the buyer.
The refresh rate of the Redmi 10 is higher than that of the Redmi Note 10. However, the Super AMOLED technology far exceeds the IPS LCD screen of the new mid-range. Similarly, the Helio G88 processor of the Redmi 10 would be less powerful than the Snapdragon 678 processor of the Redmi Note 10.
Although the main camera of the latter is overshadowed by the 50 megapixels offered by the Redmi 10, the Redmi Note 10 continues to stand out for its 13 megapixel front camera.
As for battery, both terminals have the same capacity, although the Redmi Note 10 battery has a 33W top fast charge. Nevertheless, Redmi 10 supports 9W reverse charging. So, in short, the final choice will depend on what you are looking for in a terminal and the budget you have to acquire it.