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In response to user expectations, Xiaomi officially introduced Redmi 10C on 11/03 in the Nigerian market*. Redmi 10C is seen as the replacement for the budget-friendly Redmi 9C – part of the Redmi 9 series that has helped Xiaomi dominate the market segment. So, what's in the Redmi 10C configuration that makes it so hot? Let's explore the highlights of this phone to answer the question, 'Is it worth buying Redmi 10C?'
*Redmi 10C debuts in the Nigerian market with a price of 78,000 NGN (approximately 4.3 million VND) for the 4 GB RAM, 64 GB internal storage variant.
Should you buy Redmi 10C: A phone with a Dragon chip in the 4-million price range?
Technical specifications of the Redmi 10C launch. Source: GSMArenaAccording to the launch information, Redmi 10C is equipped with the Raptor 680 chip – a processor commonly found in mid-range smartphones like the Redmi Note 11. This chipset typically appears in phones priced at 5 to 6 million VND or more, and it can be said that Xiaomi has made a bold move by including it in the Redmi 10C at the 4-million VND range.
Real images of the Redmi 10C. Source: GSMArenaWhen it comes to assessing the performance of the Redmi 10C, there's no longer any room for debate. The processor can fully meet your basic needs such as web browsing and gaming. Similar to the Redmi Note 11, the Redmi 10C also features the Adreno 610 GPU, ensuring energy efficiency and comfortable gaming sessions.
Graphics settings when playing Arena of Valor on the Redmi Note 11With specifications similar to the Redmi Note 11, the Redmi 10C can effortlessly handle playing Arena of Valor at the highest graphics settings while maintaining a stable frame rate of 59–60 FPS. Or engage in Speed War with medium graphics settings, and the frame rate remains steady at 60 FPS throughout the gaming experience.
Real-world experience of playing Arena of Valor on the Redmi Note 11In general, the Redmi 10C's configuration delivers excellent performance in this price range, handling most games with suitable settings. Additionally, thanks to the Adreno 610 graphics chip, the device manages temperature well, avoiding rapid overheating during gaming sessions.
The Redmi 10C boasts a massive 6.71-inch display, coupled with a long-lasting battery
The Redmi 10C features a massive 6.71-inch display, easily catering to the needs of displaying text or information in a large format, ideal for older individuals or students engaged in online learning, requiring a device with a large interface for easy study observation.Redmi 10C features an impressive 6.71-inch display, catering effortlessly to the need for displaying text or information in a large format, ideal for older individuals or students engaged in online learning, requiring a device with a large interface for easy study observation.
The waterdrop-designed screen with HD+ resolution. Source: Android InfotechThe device is equipped with an IPS LCD panel with HD+ resolution, effectively meeting basic display needs with stable quality and no screen flickering, ensuring a seamless user experience.
Enjoy gaming comfortably thanks to the large screen on the Redmi 10C. Source: Medo UnboxingIf you're like me, always looking for a phone with a massive screen for comfortable movie-watching and gaming without fingers obstructing the view, then the Redmi 10C is a very suitable choice for you.
The expected usage time of the Redmi 10C is anticipated to be similar to the Redmi Note 11.Another standout feature of the Redmi 10C is its 5,000 mAh battery. With optimized power-saving features, the Redmi 10C can easily handle continuous gaming for up to 9 hours, similar to the Redmi Note 11, and the usage time can be even longer when performing basic tasks.
