Redmi Note 10S strikes most boxes when it comes to making a good all-around performing phone. However, its biggest problem is its pricing. Starting at Rs 14,999, the Redmi Note 10S would have covered the gap between the Redmi Note 10 and Note 10 Pro well.

Available at a starting price of Rs 14,999, the Redmi Note 10S finds its key attractions in its looks, battery and processor. It is a pretty-looking handset, comes backed by a big battery with fast charge support and packs a reliable processor.

Pretty design, Long battery life, Reliable processor

IP53-certified. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 10S is a low-priced smartphone with an IP certification. The Redmi Note 10S costs about as much as its predecessor Redmi Note 9S. However, it offers slightly better hardware. Read our review to learn what kind of user experience the Redmi Note 10S provides.

The Redmi Note 10S is another well-priced mid-range smartphone from Xiaomi. It offers a decent level...

bright display; stereo speakers; IP53 certification; two SIM cards and a microSD card can be used simultaneously;

marginal improvement in performance vs the predecessor; overaggressive energy management negatively affects GNSS; does not support Widevine DRM L1; unstable frame rates when gaming; no exFAT support for SD cards; only 12 months of warranty;

The Redmi Note 10S proves to be a surprisingly value-packed workhorse phone with an AMOLED display, expandable storage, a huge battery and a solid set of specifications for its weight class. Save for the lack of 5G, the Redmi Note 10S is a solid bargain for what you pay for.

Has expandable memory, Retains a 3.5mm audio jack, Stereo speakers, Vibrant AMOLED display, Fast 33W charging

Display capped at 60Hz refresh rate, No 5G, Finish is a fingerprint magnet, Middling processor

The Redmi Note 10s is, unsurprisingly, another great daily driver for anyone in the Philippines looking for a high-performance budget phone.

Good display, Great price, Decent performance

Lackluster camera performance, Backpanel is a fingerprint magnet

“Temptingly cheap, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 10S gets the basics right, but for a little more money you can buy a phone that will last you longer.”

The Redmi Note 10S is available at a really great price but smartphones that are available for around or under £200 do come with compromises and with the Redmi Note 10S these come in terms of image quality.

Price, Size & Weight, Decent battery, 3.5mm headphone jack, Good Portrait Mode, Panorama Mode (lacking on the Redmi Note 10 5G)

Image quality is hit and miss, Digital Zoom is poor, The camera app is a bit basic

In typical Xiaomi style, the Redmi Note 10S represents excellent value for money, but this time around doubles down on battery life and graphical performance. It lets down with camera quality and an inferior panel to its Redmi Note 10 brethren.

Excellent Battery Life, Decent performance, Nice colour options

Average cameras, MiUI is loaded with bloat, Lacking high refresh rate screen

Product ok for money

Can't go wrong with these phones, owned two of this brand now, and always buy from PB tech, they the best