Redmi Note 10 5G vs Redmi Note 10S: CONFUSING! 🤔 By Adam Lobo TV

Now, Redmi is a brand that is known to release devices that are usually the best bang for your buck. So when I got the new Redmi Note 10 5G and the Redmi Note 10S and I saw, there is only a RM100 difference between both phones, I knew I had to put them head to see which device is truly the best bang for your buck. Hey guys Adam Logo here from Adam, Logo TV and in this video, I, will compare everything about these two phones and giving you the conclusion on which phone is worth your money, whether it's either these two phones or maybe another Redmi device, so keep watching Now looking at both devices, they both come in a full plastic build, but the Redmi Note 10 5G has a matte back finish compared to the glossy back on the Note 10S The matte finish gives the Note 10 5G a more premium feel. But, as I mentioned in my first impressions, there are certain hollow spots near the camera which are not present on the Note 10S Both fingerprint sensors are the side mounted ones which are decently fast, However, when you unlock the Note 10S, you can notice some dropped frames. Then. Both phones have a 3.5?mm headphones jack and an IR Blaster, but the Redmi Note 10S does have dual speakers compared to the single firing speaker on the Note 10 5G Both of the devices have the hole punch display right in the middle, where the one on the 10S is just slightly smaller So, if I really had to choose between both phone's design and build I would go with the Note 10 5G because of its overall matte finish. Moving on to the display, here is where things start to differ.

Quite a bit, the Note 10 5G comes with a 6.5-inch 1080 by 2400 IPS LCD panel, which has a 90Hz refresh rate as well, which is a nice touch. Then. The display also had decent viewing angles and decent colors, but you can surely tell that this is a mid-range device Then. It gets plenty bright, which means that outdoor visibility should not be a problem. Then the display on the Redmi Note 10S, on the other hand, is smaller at 6.43-inch, with the same resolution of 1080 by 2400 pixels, but it is capped at 60Hz, which was surprising not to see a 90Hz panel included in the device, as the 60Hz panel makes the phone feel slower in comparison. Then.

The AMOLED display was, of course, a nice touch, as it does provide better colors, deeper blacks compared to the IPS LCD on the Note 10 5G However, It does not get as bright as the Note 10 5G Even, with the adaptive brightness turned on. The display is still pretty much dim, so you'll need to adjust it manually And. It is also important to note that the Redmi Note 10 5G can only play videos up to 1440p, but the Note 10S can go up to 2160p. Now, I am not sure why that this is the case, since both phones have the same resolution, but keep that in mind So, in terms of the specs. These two devices are the only devices in this line to not come with a Snapdragon processor, where the Redmi Note 10 5G comes with the MediaTek MT6833 Density 700 5G processor, which is built on the 7?nm process, where this chip performs similar and sometimes better than the higher end Snapdragon 600 series and the Snapdragon 720G as well And.

It also comes with the Mali-G57 MC2 GPU, which allows for smooth and decent gameplay when gaming The main highlight of this chip would definitely be the 5G capabilities, as it provides a much lower cost than the typical Snapdragon chipsets Then. The Note 10S, however, comes with a less efficient MediaTek Hello G95 that is built on the 12?nm process. This device also comes with the Mali G76 MC4 GPU installed So. What does this mean in terms of real world? Use? Well? If you look at benchmarks, although I'm not a fan of benchmarks, the Hello G95 on the Redmi Note 10S is less powerful when it comes to the processor compared to the Density 700 series available on the Note 10 5G, but in terms of the GPU, the Redmi Note 10S has an overall, better GPU And. It's also important to note that the Note 10S does not come with any 5G capabilities.

In terms of software, the Note 10S comes with the MINI 12.5 based on Android 11, but the Note 10 5G comes with the older MINI 12.0.8, based on Android 11 Now, As for the phones' cameras, The Redmi Note 10 5G comes with a triple camera setup, which includes a 48MP f/1.8 26?mm wide lens, a 2MP f/2.4 macro lens and a 2MP f/2.4 depth sensor While, the main shooter seems like it is a capable shooter, but the camera setup is really just a single setup. And of course, as I mentioned in my first impressions. Video I do not understand why Redmi did not include at least an ultrawide camera in the phone The Redmi Note 10S, on the other hand, comes with a quad camera setup, which includes a 64MP f/1.8 26?mm wide lens, an 8MP f/2.2, 118 degree, ultrawide sensor, a 2MP f/2.4 macro lens and a 2MP f/2.4 depth sensor. Where, in terms of the camera options, it seems like more of a complete package compared to the Note 10 5G Now, when comparing both of the pictures side by side since the Redmi Note 10 5G does not have an ultrawide lens. I decided to only compare just the main lens on each While.

The details and colors were pretty much the same, but the Redmi Note 10S has better dynamic range. As seen at the sky areas and only sometimes, you will see a slight color difference in the blue sky areas. When it comes to the rear portrait mode. Here is where you will see better results on the Note 10 5G, with better edge detection due to the other bunch of sensors included in the camera array Then. As for the selfie cameras, once again, the Note 10 5G is slightly better, with better dynamic range for the front camera for the regular selfies Then.

When it comes to the portrait selfie, the skin tones on the Redmi Note 10 5G looks pretty washed out compared to the Redmi Note 10S Then. As for the video recording capabilities, the Redmi Note 10 5G records at only 1080p up to 30 frames per second compared to Redmi Note 10S, where it records up to 4K 30 frames per second So. You will be getting a better quality video for the rear camera on the Redmi Note 10S, but, as you guys can see over here, it is sacrificing the overall image stabilization for the rear, video mode And. While the dynamic range for the front, video camera is the same and records up to 1080p up to 30 frames per second. The quality on the Redmi Note 10S has some jittering on the footage, based on every step that I took in the video Now, When it comes to the phone's battery.

Both phones come with 5000 mAh of battery, which is more than enough to get through a full day, but the Note 10S comes with 33W fast charging enabled and the brick, is of course included in the box, but the Note 10 5G only has 18W fast charging, which comes with a 22.5W charger in the box Now, Why does this really confuse the Redmi lineup of smartphones? Firstly, the Redmi Note 10S is priced at RM899, while the Redmi Note 10 5G, is priced at RM799. These are both rather weird price points to be at as the Redmi Note 10 5G is more powerful, CPU wise and has 5G and of course, a 90Hz display, but the Note 10S does not have 5G has a better GPU, better cameras, but only a 60Hz display and yet, more expensive than the Note 10 5G The. Other weird part about this lineup is that only the Redmi Note 10 5G has 5G capabilities. While 5G is not something very important, especially if you come from Malaysia, but that is something which will help you to future-proof your device Now, If I want to have a more powerful device for a cheap price, I would definitely look at the Redmi Note 10 Pro, but it doesn't come with any 5G capabilities. So in my opinion, Redmi could have done without any of these devices, because Redmi Note, 10 and the Note 10 Pro are both very capable devices for the price and the lineup could and should have been.

These two devices, Now, Redmi, could have always added 5G for both phones but instead, They decided to launch a new phone just for that. So, if you guys are looking for a Redmi phone right now, but are confused over the lineup. Here are a few things to consider. If. You guys want to future-proof your phone with 5G, there's only one option for you, but the phone has average cameras, and if you require better cameras, you can move up the tier and opt for the Redmi Note 10S at RM899, but it only has a 60Hz panel.

However, if you add the extra RM100, you will be getting the top tier Redmi device in the Redmi Note 10 Pro So, even more confused? Well, so am I!. So to end this, video here is a message to all smartphone manufacturers: Just focus on quality over quantity, because there is no real point of having so many devices that kind of confuse the overall lineup Keep the focus on making a reasonable amount of devices that make sense into the lineup and offer good value for us users, especially in this day and age, Alright guys, That's it for today's video and do let me know what you guys think at the comments section below and let me know which Redmi Note 10 series that you guys would choose out of all of these releases, because I would love to know what your thoughts are. My name is Adam Logo and I'll catch. You guys... in, my next video!.

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