Mi 10 5G Review: Insane 108-MP Camera, but Is It Overpriced? By Gadgets 360

50,000 rupees for a Xiaomi phone was Xiaomi even thinking well, these are the questions you've been asking us, and today we'll try and answer that in our review of the meat n5j before we go ahead, don't forget to subscribe to our Channel and also the bell icons, you the first to know whenever we push out in this video. The meat and 5g is one of the better-looking smartphones have tested the curved glass in the front, and the back of this phone looks quite classy. This, coupled with the high-gloss finish, makes it quite striking to look at it is fairly large, and it's heavy to earth will only need grams. However, it doesn't feel too bulky, as the thickness is still under 9 millimeters. The buttons in the meeting are cliquey and are placed within reach. There's no headphone jack, but Xiaomi does provide an adapter in the box. The display is easily one of its best features.

It's a very good-looking panel with punchy, colors and good brightness. It's opposed to 6.6 7-inch AMOLED screen and is sharp enough, but the resolution is still full HD plus and not quad HD, plus the display panel suppose HDR, 10, plus and streaming apps automatically detect the display as HDR capable the serial speakers on meat and 5g sound balanced, but they don't get very loud now. Locally stored files, on the other hand, did sound a lot better, but I had a max of the volume bar with a lot of streaming. Music and video apps the office on display is a nice touch by I wish it was more functional with the ability to at least control music playback, for example. The 90s refresh rate also makes a big difference in how many UI feels, as makes any interaction, feel smoother.

The in display fingerprint sensor is not very quick, and it takes a good second before it recognizes your finger. I even had a couple of miss fees. During the review period, however, face unlock was lightning fast, even in dim lighting. Next, let's jump to one of the highlight features of the meat and 5g 108 megapixel primary camera is the star of the show here. Lb.

Other second leaked cameras are something we've already seen before now. The absence of a telephoto camera has sparked a lot of debate on social channels, and it might even come across as a weakness of the meat and 5g, especially when you compare it with other phones in this segment. So it's time to put the hundred and eight megapixel sensor to the test to see if it can deliver images just as good as using a telephoto camera. For this, we compare its output to shorts, captured using the hybrid zoom capability from the Samsung Galaxy s.20 plus shooting at the full hundred eight megapixel resolution should generally give you much better results than using digital zoom on the meat and Phi G. A hundred percent crop of this 108 megapixel, shot of a car and daylight shows good details and colors.

Even though there's slightly lesser detail in the shadows, the 10x digital zoom, shot taken with the meat and 5g in photo mode is brighter, but there's also a lot of color noise and artifacts in the textures. However, the galaxy s 20 plus offers the best image quality here at 10x, zoom naked, almost impossible to tell that any enhancement was even used in low-light, with the similar frame. Both phones struggle to deliver usable shots even with night, more on the meat and Phi G and the s 20, plus the shots taken at 10x zoom. Don't look very appealing. The heavily cropped output of the hundred and eight megapixels shot looks the best in this case.

Well, relatively speaking, when we look at the landscapes and close-up shot in the default photo mode. The meat and 5g manages to do well in daylight photos back in a lot of detail. Colors a punchy HDR is handled well, and everything looks great on the fawns display. However, I checked samples on a laptop and zoomed in to certain areas. I didn't notice few issues even in a bright sunny day, landscape shots in particular had visible grain at the sides of the frame.

This is even more Northville if there's shadow or darker colors for a finer detail, such as the leaves on a tree, can look mushy and moving objects like let's say a bird can sometimes leave a ghost image. Close-Ups fed better, but colors can look wildly exaggerated, depending on the light. Turning the cameras AI off helps a bit here, but not always. For example, the actual color of the flowers in this shot was light pink and not this dark hue of theme that was captured, low-light shots a decent, but not great, noise is suppressed well, but photos are generally darker than ideal with heavy contrast. Night mode helps fix the exposure and also brings back some detail, but the final result varies depending on how much light is really around.

In other words, don't expect Google Pixel level night mode results. Sadly, night mode only works with the main camera. So why are the shots and selfies looked quite poor in low-light, speaking of which the wire on a camera delivers? Pretty good results in daylight details are noticeably weaker and focuses software compared to the primary camp. The macro camera is once again only really useful if you have enough light around, but you can get some interesting perspectives. Honestly, Xiaomi should have just given the wide-angle camera autofocus instead of using a dedicated macro camera, but then again it wouldn't be able to use the quad camera buzzword.

Would it the Veto camera does a decent job when you use portrait mode, the level of background blur can also be adjusted come into the selfie camera via a 20 megapixel sensor. Here that shoots at the full resolution, all the time without any over sampling during data and selfies looked great as long as you don't sue min too much. When you look closely skin textures tend to look a little blotchy portrait mode works well with decent edge detection. Selfies also look decent with good ambient lighting at night, but without it the results. Aren't too favorable Xiaomi is making a big push for video with meat and 5g doubting 8k video recording at 30fps the ability to use logger mode and full manual controls to video.

As well, we found the image quality to be pretty good during the day and even in low-light. We didn't really know, there's too much noise when shooting at 8k and there's no stabilization on this resolution. But that's ok, however, keep in mind that 8k footage will eat through your storage very quickly, for instance, a short clip of around 25 seconds or so takes about 337 MB of space compared to a 4k clip of a similar duration, which roughly takes 170 angry folk in resolution. The stabilization is superb during the day, but colors are heavily saturated, and the color tone is also a bit too warm for a liking in low-light. The image quality is retained, well with good colors and not a lot of noise.

A wide-angle camera can also record up to 4k resolution, but you can switch between the main and wide-angle camera as wants to start recording, which is a shame. Footage is well stabilized, but colors are heavily saturated. The shoot study mode crops the frame quite a bit, but the video is stabilized very well proved more on the meat and 5g works for videos as well, and just like stills you can manually set the white balance, focus, shutter, speed, ISO and even exposure compensation. You can shoot up to 8k to in this mode, lot more shoots a flat, color profile, allowing you to adjust the contrast and bright in post-production. Now you can edit the video soon after it's been shot with the default video editor.

So that's pretty much it for the cameras on the media and 5g. However, a flash of smartphone also needs to deliver flagship performance. So let's talk about that now. The meat and 5g does check most of the boxes, except for an IP dating which it lacks for dust and water resistance. The snatcher can 865 is a powerful ship and I had no issues with performance.

We have the 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage variant, but there is a second model with either 6 GB of storage. I did play a lot of games, including pub G, mobile, Mario, Kart and even asphalt, mine legends and the meet and Phi G handle everything. Just fine. However, I did notice that the outer body of the phone gets quite hard when doing anything. Taxing the meeting doesn't get too hot to hold, but definitely enough for you to think about the break from whatever you're doing now.

This happened mostly when we were charging the phone either using the cameras heavily at all gaming battery life is another area where the meat and 5g fares very well. The typical usage I was able to sail past a full day on one charge with enough power for a few more hours on the next day, constant camera usage and gaming Del drain it faster, but it still lasted through the day. At least now. Charging the meat and 5g completely from zero takes a little more than an hour, with the bundle that you watered after the meat and 5g supports up to 30 watt wireless charging, which promises a full charge in just 65 minutes, but you need to buy chamois proprietary 30 world wireless charger. The meet and fives, you also suppose, reverse foil, is charging at up to 10 watt.

This one runs on me, UI 11, and it's in line to get the DUI 12 update to now, while Xiaomi has promised no bloatware a promotional content on this phone, our unit did have the main use, agree, video themes and even the get apps marketplace pre-installed, and they did generate unwanted notifications. Occasionally, Mew 11 itself is similar to what you get with Shauna's budget phones, with the same shortcuts and gestures to play with how one big difference is that it uses Google, stock dialer and s among others. The meat advisory offers a great design, an excellent display, good battery life, decent camera performance and fast wireless charging. Having said that, it does get hot quite easily. The fingerprint sensor isn't the fastest, and the lack of an IP rating might put some people off.

It will take some time for everyone to get used to seeing a Xiaomi phone at 50,000 rupees, which is a big jump from the usual perception of this brand. So is the meat and fine G overpriced? Well, I do think. It's quite competitively priced, in fact, considering all the premium features it offers now hold on a minute before you jump to the comments hammering of an area of eyeballs to tell us, we've completely lost it. Let's take a step back and look at this a little objectively. The competitors to the meat and 5g right now are the IQ 3.

We only X of T Pro and the 1 + 8 series. Now the IQ 3 and the Realme exactly Pro offer good value. If all you want is a snapdragon 865 chipsets, however, they don't offer features such as wireless charging and even 108 megapixel camera also I do think the meat and IG has a most fracking design than those two phones. The OnePlus eight in the 8 pro are probably the meat and file keys only real competition right now and are also pretty evenly matched in terms of features and specifications we've yet to test either of these phones. So we'll reserve our judgment until we do that.

Overall, if you don't care about having a badge on a 50,000, rupees smartphone and simply want good specifications and features, then the meat and 5g is actually really worth considering. So let us know what you think: would you be willing to spend 50,000 rupees on a Xiaomi phone? Let us know in the comments below thanks for watching this review and as always for everything, tech log on a gadget, 360, calm,.

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