Redmi Note 10 Pro helps you get there with new creative photo and video features, including Pro time-lapse, Dual Video, Long exposure, telemacro, and ShootSteady modes. Get up close and personal with the 5MP telemacro lens. Two times the details. At its price, you’re kidding yourself if you’re expecting the Redmi Note 10 Pro to be a fancy glass and metal mix. Instead, it’s one of the best plastic phones we’ve tested.

Achieving a 20:9 aspect ratio with its 6.67” AMOLED DotDisplay, Redmi Note 10 Pro is as incredible to look at as it is to use. Its high 120Hz refresh rate allows for a smoother experience during gaming and daily usage, while its impressive 240Hz touch sampling rate offers improved sensitivity control and lower latency for a more responsive screen. The real take-way of the setup, however, is the 108-megapixel camera. If you can really consider it as that. While most makers use a four-in-one pixel methodology to gather more information and produce an image a quarter the size of the headline resolution, this Redmi goes with a nine-in-one pixel method. That means you'll get 12-megapixel results as standard instead.There's more resolution here than on close rival Motorola handsets, the software is more stable than we've seen from other MIUI 12 handsets (although Motorola's approach is still better), and the main 108-megapixel camera is a most capable unit. What is cutting into that screen more prominently than most is the punch-hole camera. It's not even the scale of it - it's a smaller diameter than you'll find on recent Motorola handsets, for example - but because it's got a silvery, shiny ring that can catch light and is a bit distracting. We'd rather it was pushed to the left side, more out of sight, and darkened please.

In addition to its 108MP main camera, the Redmi Note 10 Pro features an 8MP ultra-wide lens for action-cam-a-like shots, and a 5MP macro camera, which, thanks to autofocus, isn’t a massive waste of space. There’s also a depth sensor for good measure. Anyone who needs an Android phone to tide them over between pricey flagships, the Redmi Note 10 Pro is also perfect for you. Design The 5-megapixel macro sensor that's on board is, just like that of the Mi 11, rather good fun. It's not wildly accurate with autofocus, but at least it offers some. And sharpness isn't pristine either - but it's far better than what we've seen from umpteen lower-resolution so-called macro sensors on other phones.

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We can’t think of a more compromise-free budget phone than the Note 10 Pro, it really is that simple. Touting a 108MP rear quad camera with 9-in-1 pixel-binning and Dual native ISO technologies, Redmi Note 10 Pro captures stunningly detailed images with its improved processing and higher dynamic range. The best camera in the world can’t detract from the Redmi Note 10 Pro’s adverts. Yep. Ads for third-party apps pop up when you install a new app. They’re pretty gross, but you can turn them off. Nevertheless, to get away with such an eye-sore, the Note 10 Pro would have to be the best phone money can buy at its price, which, as you’ve probably gathered by now, it is. So, should I buy it? The fingerprint scanner, for example, is curved to match the rounded frame, and it feels considered; the stepped camera bump is also a clear sibling of that of the flagship Xiaomi Mi 11; the frame’s dual-texture has a buffed flat top, and high-gloss sides. In ninth place is the wallet case for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro. If you’re one of those conventional people that want to keep their wallets and phone at the same place, this is the cover for you. The case is handcrafted with high quality durable retro synthetic PU leather and TPU silicone gel to hold your phone in place for maximum protection. The cover, has mentioned earlier, serves a multipurpose by providing slots to keep your credit cards and money and also as a phone case. Not only that, it also has a built-in stand that you can adjust to your own liking and experience hands-free movie watching.