Xiaomi's Redmi 10 — the latest in the line of primary Redmi phones, debuted worldwide last year. And Xiaomi is soon following up on the Redmi 10 with a new edition called the Redmi 10C. Official announcements have yet to be made, but the phone is listed on a third-party retail website.
You can find the Xiaomi Redmi 10C listed on the Nigerian website Jumia, featuring its specs, previews, and pricing. Xiaomi has slightly redesigned the phone’s camera housing. In addition to the three-lens camera cluster, the camera plate has an instant fingerprint sensor. We’re looking at an array of 13MP f/2.2 wide and two 2MP shooters.
Turn the phone over to find a V-notch in the display. The notch contains a 5MP front camera. It’s a 6.53” IPS LCD with a tall aspect ratio and a 720P resolution. The brightness peaks at 400 nits and the pixel density 269 PPI.
MediaTek Helio G35 is the engine inside the latest Redmi Xiaomi mobile. It’s a 12 nm chip hooked up to a 5000 mAh battery. The 10c lacks rapid charging and charges over an outdated micro-USB 2.0 port. You can pick from 3GB+64GB, 4GB+64GB, 4GB+128GB storage variants.
Old-gen Android 10 x MIUI powers the Redmi 10C. More details should surface when the phone officially drops. The fully specced-out edition of the Redmi 10C starts from 90,000 Naira (~ Rs. 38,600) due to hefty taxes in Nigeria. We expect the handset to be even cheaper if/when introduced in the Asian markets.
