Mi 10T SUPER CHILL UNBOXING!! By Technolobe

Hey guys harsh here and welcome back to technology, so this is a new setup. This is my new unboxing setup. I'm going to call it a very chill unboxing setup, because it is in fact very chill, so I've got the iPhone 12 mini on the top-down angle. I've got my canon m50 for the aerial part, and it's all looking good. Now I will be making changes to this setup pretty soon. That's why stay tuned, but anyway we do have a product over here, and it is the 10 t so Xiaomi did send out this phone.

They asked me if I want to review it, and I said yes, I do want to review it, because this phone comes with some perfect things at a very attractive price point. It might not be for everyone, or it might not attract everyone, but this definitely is a very interesting phone. So let's go ahead and unbox it all right. First up we have some plastic over here. I'm just gonna quickly get it out.

This is the box of the 10p, and there are some highlights about the phone over here on the back, so it says: Qualcomm, snapdragon 865, that is a flagship level processor, hertz, IPS LCD, full HD plus display so yeah 144 hertz. That is a very good thing, apart from that, there's a 64 megapixel AI rear camera with 8k video recording and a 5000mah battery with 33 watt fast charging. So all these numbers look perfect on paper, but we're going to find out the real truth. Do these numbers translate to perfect performance? Let's find out, let's go ahead and open up the box. I've got my tester over here, tester op in the chat guys tester op.

Alright, the unboxing experience seems really premium so far. I'm just going to quickly remove this sleeve over here and, let's see what all do we get inside the sleeve so first up there is a sim card, ejector tool that is very important, and then there is some paperwork which we are going to keep it aside for a moment because comments paperwork, then, apart from that, this is an USB type-c to headphone jack dongle. I have not seen this in a long time, so this means that this phone does not come with a headphone jack, but it's good that Xiaomi is providing the dongle inside the box. So that is a good thing. Then there is a plastic case now.

Last time the Redmi k20 pro Xiaomi gave a very good quality case. It was a hard case, black color matte black looked really awesome, and this time around this is giving you know a normal plastic case with very big Xiaomi branding. I don't know how I feel about this case. It's just a normal case, so I'm just going to keep it aside all right, so that was this sleeve. It's really hard to close man anyway, I'm just going to keep it aside.

Next up inside is the phone itself now this over here is in this gray variant, which looks really cool. In my opinion, let me just remove the plastic quickly whoa. This is a very good-looking phone, like my first impression that it's very shiny and very premium man wow. This is a very good-looking phone, let's go ahead and quickly remove that IMEI sticker, because I don't want to be that guy here we go. This is the 10 d in all its glory, it's a very shiny and reflective phone, and I'm pretty sure it's going to be a fingerprint magnet so yeah you need to put a skin or a case on this phone now.

One good thing that I'm noticing is that it comes with a pre-installed screen protector. That is always a good thing, because these phones get scratched up very easily like very easily. If you have a couple of keys in your pocket, it's gone, it's going to get scratched up very easily. Now let me go ahead and quickly switch on this phone so that I can set it up while this phone switches on let's see what all do we get inside. Let's just sum this next up inside the box is the charger.

Now this is a 33 watt, fast charger, and I'm completely okay with it. Some people out there might expect 65 watts, because Realme is given 65 watts at 20 000 rupees, but that does not matter.33 watts is gonna, be pretty okay, in my opinion, apart from that, there is an USB type-c cable, and this is an USB type-a to USB type-c cable. I'm not going to remove it, because I have like a thousand of these, and I'm just going to keep it back inside the box. So those were the box contents. Let me quickly, you know, put everything back inside and let's get back to the phone, I'm going to remove the case, because I'm going to use the case because of the shiny back.

How do I close this man? This is a very tough sleeve to close, I guess, yeah got it, got it designed by Xiaomi, and here we go, I'm going to keep the box aside, and this is me ui12. Let me first put the case and see how does it fit? Oh, it is a tough thing to put on all right here we go. The case is on, and honestly it does look good apart from the Xiaomi branding if they remove the Xiaomi branding. It does look good in this dual tone finish anyway. Let me quickly go ahead and set up this device now.

This is a very interesting screen over here. It is asking for personalized ads and user experience program and all those things I'm just going to turn off everything, because yeah, that's gonna, be a bad experience. All right. The setup is complete and right off the bat. The 144 hertz panel is very smooth on this phone, like it feels very fast and snappy, and that is good thing, but anyway, we're quickly going to go ahead and see the android version because come on that is important, and I'm pretty sure it's going to be android.10 and not android 11 and yes, I was right, it's android 10, so I don't know why companies aren't pushing out the android 11 updates. It's been a long time since android 11 is out there so yeah.

Maybe companies should get on that and provide android 11 as soon as possible. Now Xiaomi made a very interesting choice over here by going with the 144 hertz LCD panel over something like a 90hz AMOLED panel. I don't know how people are going to react to that. I don't mind it because this LCD seems perfect to me. The viewing angles are great, and even the brightness seems okay to me.

Like no issues, I will test it out in detail, and you know tell you more about it in my full review, but as far as first impressions go, I don't feel that the display is cheap at all. But if you're a person out there who does want AMOLED- and you just need those deeper blacks and those punchy colors, then this phone isn't for you. It comes with the 144hz IPS LCD panel and yes, it is what it is all right. It's time to go ahead and test the cameras, I'm just gonna quickly go ahead and click a couple of photos over here, and it's already in 16 by nine. I do not want that.

I just want three by four yep: that's better, and here we go one more, maybe one of the MacBook over here. Okay, as far as first impressions go, the cameras do seem really promising. But you know me: I'm going to make a full camera review with a lot of camera samples and all sorts of modes portrait mode night mode. Whatever this phone has to offer and yeah, you should hit that subscribe button, because you don't want to miss that video. Now I'm gonna quickly go ahead and click a selfie over here because come on.

That is also very important. The selfie camera also looks pretty good. Like good amount of detail. The dynamic range seems awesome. Now this is a Xiaomi phone.

That's why it's going to get excellent Guam support and I will be making a video about g-cam for this phone. So if you were looking for one, then yeah you are going to get one all in all. As far as my first impressions go, I'm going to say I am really excited to test this phone. I am going to use it as my daily driver now. Currently, my sim card is in this phone, the micromax in note 1, and I'm going to transfer my sim from this phone to the 10 d.

So I will be using the 20 as my daily driver with all my apps, and then I'm going to tell you whether you should buy this phone so anyway, that's been it. This was a very chill unboxing of the TNT. Do let me know how you feel about this new format in the comment section down below. If you haven't already, please hit that subscribe button, it would mean the world to me, and my name is Punjabi, and I'll, see you guys in the next one bye, bye.

Source : Technolobe