Xiaomi Redmi 10C

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Redmi 10C is 2022 hardware asking 44,999 PKR in 2026, and the age shows most in the screen and software. The 6.71-inch 720p panel is about 268 PPI — readable but noticeably soft — and the Snapdragon 680, while efficient, is outgunned by newer chips at this price. The 50MP main camera with a 2MP depth helper is genuinely decent for the money, the 5000mAh battery delivers a reliable day, and Xiaomi's MIUI interface is well established. The real issue is value: the 10C is being sold on its old brand reputation when far newer phones now undercut it. Consider it only at a discount or if you specifically want a simple, proven Xiaomi with no 5G requirement. The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G is 5,000 PKR more expensive but leaps forward in nearly every category. Its 108MP camera with optical image stabilisation against the Redmi's 50MP, a 32MP front camera against 5MP, a full-HD 392 PPI display against 720p, and 5G connectivity plus 8GB/256GB against 4GB/64-128GB make it a different class of device. The 10C's only wins are the smaller 5000mAh-to-5000mAh tie on battery and the well-worn Xiaomi name. If you can stretch to the Nubia's 49,999 PKR, it is decisively the better phone; the 10C only makes sense for someone who wants Xiaomi specifically and refuses to pay more. Check the 10C IMEI with PTA's DIRBS — old Xiaomi phones are frequently resold as unregistered stock.