The Xiaomi Redmi sub-brand is ready to introduce its budget smartphone, 10A, in India on April 20.
As for highlights, it will have a HD + display, a 13MP rear camera, MediaTek Helio G25 processor, and a 5,000 mAh battery.
The smartphone price has not been revealed. However, it will run out to reach the Redmi website, Amazon, and Offline.
Redmi 10a was introduced in China last month as the successor to the Redmi 9a which was budget friendly.
The handset does maintain several specifications of its predecessors. However, he came up with a “evolutionary” design, including the fingerprint scanner installed behind near the camera module.
In India, Redmi 10a will receive budget offerings from rivals such as Samsung and Motorola.
Design and display
The handset will use the HD + display
Redmi 10a will have a water notch design with a slim bezel and a plastic body. This will use a single rear camera with a physical fingerprint scanner placed in a camera lump.
The phone will package the HD + LCD screen (720×1600 pixels) 6.53 inches with a ratio of aspects of 20: 9, and pixel density 269ppi. It will be offered in blue, black and silver.
Information
This will have a 13MP rear camera
Redmi 10a will use a 13MP back snapper with a LED flash. On the front, it will have a 5MP selfie camera. Both front and rear lenses will be able to record full-HD videos at 30fps.
Internal.
The device will pack up to 6GB of RAM
Redmi 10a will be driven by the Chipset MediaTek Helio G25 Octa-core, plus RAM up to 6GB and internal storage of up to 128GB.
It will boot Android 11 with MIUI 12.5 above and package 5,000 mAh batteries with support for charging 10W.
To ensure connectivity, the device will offer support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS.
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Redmi 10a: Price and Availability
The price details and availability of Redmi 10A will be announced at the time of its launch in India on April 20. However, this handset is expected to start from the hospital. 7,999 for the basic variant.
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