Xiaomi Redmi 10 6GB

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Xiaomi Redmi 10 6GB at Rs 31,999 is a rare find in this price range: a Full HD+ display with 90 Hz refresh. At 1080 x 2400 pixels, the 6.5-inch screen achieves roughly 405 PPI, producing text so sharp it approaches the clarity of printed paper. The 90 Hz refresh rate makes transitions and scrolling feel fluid in a way that 60 Hz panels simply cannot match. The MediaTek Helio G88 is a gaming-oriented budget chip that handles titles like PUBG Mobile at medium settings, and the 6 GB of RAM keeps multiple apps alive in the background. The quad-camera system led by a 50 MP f/1.8 main sensor with PDAF captures good daylight photos, and the 8 MP ultrawide adds genuine versatility for landscape and group shots — a feature missing from most phones at this price. The 2 MP macro and 2 MP depth sensors are less useful. The 5000 mAh battery delivers a full day of moderate use, though heavy gaming will drain it faster. At 8.9 mm thick, the phone is not particularly slim, but the trade-off is a solid, substantial feel in the hand. This phone is ideal for users who want a genuinely sharp display and a versatile camera without paying flagship prices. The Itel A100 at Rs 27,999 costs Rs 4,000 less but cannot match the Redmi 10's display quality — its 720p panel at roughly 260 PPI produces noticeably softer text than the Xiaomi's 405 PPI Full HD screen. The Redmi's Helio G88 also outperforms the A100's Unisoc T7250 in graphics-intensive tasks, making it the better choice for casual gamers. The A100 counters with 128 GB of storage (matching the Xiaomi) and 12 GB of total RAM through virtual expansion, though virtual RAM does not match the Redmi's 6 GB of dedicated physical memory for real multitasking. Camera quality also favours Xiaomi: the 50 MP ultrawide-equipped quad system captures wider, more detailed shots than the Itel's basic 8 MP single camera. The A100's advantage is its lower price and lighter weight. For buyers who prioritise display sharpness and camera versatility, the Redmi 10 justifies the premium; the Itel A100 satisfies those who want a functional phone at the lowest possible cost. PTA Note: Verify PTA approval status before purchase, as non-PTA devices will require additional tax to activate local SIM support.