Redmi 10C is essentially a rehashed Xiaomi Redmi 10A with slightly tinkered internal specs. The manufacturer deployed the Redmi 10C to Pakistan about a month ago with Snapdragon 680 chip inside at a price that sat well with its overall features.
But due to skyrocketing dollar costs and Pakistan's diminishing currency, Xiaomi Redmi 10C has seen some price bumps along the road, making it unjustly expensive. That was until now. The retailing cost for Redmi 10C has undoubtedly become more enticing with its latest price cut.
The company discount has knocked down at least Rs. 2000 cost on both variants. The 4GB+64GB variant was retailing at Rs. 32,000, which dropped down to Rs. 29,999, while the 4GB+128GB version of Redmi 10C, selling at Rs. 35,000, lowered to Rs. 32,999.
Here's a little revisit of the phone's specs to remind you what this phone is delivering. As mentioned earlier, Redmi 10C has a Snapdragon 680 4G (6nm) chipset for the brain, and for the brawn, The latest Xiaomi Redmi mobile carries a 5000mAh cell under the hood.
Being a higher-end variant in the Redmi 10 pair, the 10C has a better charging speed of 18-Watts. For Gaming and graphics management, there's an integrated Adreno 610 GPU. Its operating system is skinned with MIUI 13 x Android 11.
The phone has a back-mounted scanner for thumb impressions. A chamfered plastic chassis with a 6.7-inch IPS screen panel slammed on it. The display resolution peaks at HD+ 268PPI, plus a 5MP selfie-cam drop-notch is bleeding into it.
You will see a black accent camera island on the back. Some area is just for Redmi branding, but the central part covers the scanner and camera unit — 50MP main + 2MP depth. With Pakistan's currency becoming more stable, more brands will echo the repricing strategy by Redmi Pakistan. So stay tuned for more updates on that.