The Redmi Note 10, arguably one of the best phones in its class, is now available for sale 24/7 on Amazon. The Redmi Note 10 series was launched in March and the cheapest in the series, the vanilla Redmi Note 10, has been on sale several times at a discount. However, now the company has announced an open sale which means the device is available for purchase anytime, any day.
However, there is a catch, for now only the top variant will be open for sale. The base variant is expected to be there too but so far we don't know the exact date when this will happen.
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Redmi Note 10 price and availability
The Redmi Note 10 is priced at 135 euros for the 4 GB+64 GB variant and 160 euros for the 6 GB+128 GB. It is available in three color options – Aqua Green, Shadow Black, and Frost White.
The basic version was released today at 12 noon on Amazon.
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Redmi Note 10 specifications and features
The Redmi Note 10 is powered by the new Snapdragon 678 chipset. The Snapdragon 678 is an octa-core SoC built on an 11nm platform with a maximum frequency of 2.2GHz and an Adreno 612 GPU. The device is available in two variants 4+64GB and 6+128GB.
The biggest upgrade is the 6.43-inch Super AMOLED display. It has a 60Hz refresh rate, 1,100 nits of peak brightness, and 100% DCI-P3 coverage.
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In terms of optics, the Redmi Note 10 features a quad-camera system with a 48MP main camera (Sony IMX582), an 8MP wide-angle shooter, a 2MP macro lens, and a 2MP depth sensor. Finally, the front selfie camera is 13MP.
At just 8.2mm thick and weighing under 0.18 kilograms, Xiaomi has managed to pack a large 5,000mAh battery. The fingerprint scanner is located on the side, integrated into the power button. This is paired with 33W fast charging. Other features include dual stereo speakers, Hi-Res audio, IP52 rating, Gorilla Glass 3, IR blaster, and MIUI 12.
Information source: techradar.com
