Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Redmi Note 10 Pro remains the value benchmark for camera quality because of its 108MP sensor on a large 1/1.52-inch base — that bigger sensor genuinely captures more light and detail than the 50MP cameras common at its price. The 120Hz full-HD display at around 395 PPI is still sharp by today's standards, the Snapdragon 732G keeps daily use smooth, and the 5MP macro camera with autofocus is one of the few usable macro lenses anywhere. The catch is age: this is 2021 hardware with no 5G, and 8GB of RAM with 128GB of storage is good but not exceptional for 2026. The Tecno Spark 40 is 7,000 PKR cheaper and brings freshness rather than firepower: a September 2025 release, a Helio G81 chip, a 5200mAh battery and 6GB/128GB of memory. But its 720p IPS screen at roughly 260 PPI looks soft beside the Note 10 Pro's 120Hz FHD panel, its 50MP camera lacks the sensor size and macro capability of the Redmi's 108MP setup, and its 8MP selfie trails the Redmi's 16MP. If you are a photo-and-video buyer on a budget, the Note 10 Pro is the stronger investment despite its age; if you want a newer phone for less money, the Spark 40 is the fresher face. Check the Note 10 Pro IMEI with PTA before purchase — older Xiaomi flagships are frequent grey imports.