Hey guys, Adam Logo here from Adam Logo TV and in this video I, will be giving you the unboxing and my first impressions of the brand-new Redmi 10, so keep watching Starting from the unboxing, The Redmi 10s box comes in white with the Mi logo on the top right, the visuals of the phone in the middle and Redmi 10 down below Then. You will find the color variant, RAM and storage specs at the side below the box. Opening the box cover, there will be a smaller white box where you will find the SIM ejector pin on the outside the user guide and the soft clear phone case. Then, You will find the phone itself Underneath, There is the USB-A to USB-C cable and the 22.5-watt fast-charging brick Now. Looking at the build quality of the phone, right out of the box, the phone immediately reminded me of the Poco F3, where this Pebble White color looked identical to the Poco F3's Arctic White finish, which I absolutely loved, and it also comes in Carbon Gray and Sea Blue as well. The camera arrays are towards the top left, where the design was very reminiscent of the Poco X3 GT of the squared kind of camera bump with a medium size.
So it will wobble just a bit when you place it on a surface when it is pressed towards the middle of the screen. The sides are also really nice, with a matte silver finish, which I prefer than a typical glossy finish, so that was another huge plus as well As looking at the ports and buttons other than the USB-C down below. You will find one of the two dual speaker grills over there On the right, There are the volume rockers and the side power button, which also acts as a fingerprint sensor. This side, fingerprint sensor button is not too deep, like the Xiaomi 10T Pro in terms of the concave style, and it is not too outside like what you see in the POLO F3. But overall it did feel very nice on the hands.
But when it comes to unlocking the device, it seems to be just a tad bit slower than usual. So hopefully there is a software update that could help with that Next, on the left, There is the SIM and the micros card slot, which can support up to 512 GB and then on top, There is the headphones jack, the second speaker grill and keeping it consistent, There is the IR Blaster as well So overall, the phone was indeed very slick and light, and during my first impressions, I will give this phone an A+ for the overall design build and how the phone feels in my hands, since it does check all the right boxes for smartphones within this range Now. Looking at the display, the phone has a 6.5-inch IPS LCD Display, with a resolution of 1080 x, 2400 pixels, and upon turning on the phone's screen. I already felt that IPS LCD screens on Redmi and Poco phones are really improving Because. It seems like the days that IPS LCD screens being... "horrible"... is, not the case anymore.
The display refresh rate, can be adjusted up to 90Hz and what's extra neat is that it has the AdaptiveSync display where it will adjust it. According to your usage between 45, 60 and 90 hertz, which in return would give you a better battery life as well, The camera hole punch is in the middle, hence the name Display, but for me, I do prefer that the hole punch was not that big, but you will get used to it as usual. Watching YouTube videos were great on the phone and then watching video was really nice on Netflix, since it is Wide vine L1, Full, HD, playback, compatible Now in terms of the cameras, The main rear camera is a 50-megapixel f, 1.8 aperture, an 8-megapixel f, 2.2, ultra-wide-angle lens, a 2-megapixel f, 2.4 macro lens and a 2-megapixel f 2.4 depth, sensor Then. As for the front camera, it comes with an 8-megapixel, f, 2.0 camera Based. On my quick test, shots, the front camera pictures were really great, both for the regular and the portrait selfie as well, which was nice to know.
So was the rear, main camera and the ultrawide lenses as well, which, of course, I am looking to test out these features, especially all the cameras in my full video review so subscribe to Adam Logo TV. In case you haven't done so As for the video, the rear camera maxes out at 1080p, up to 30 fps, and so was the front camera as well. While, both video qualities for the front and the rear was great, but the image stabilization seems to be not the best trait Next, Looking at the specs of the phone, it comes with MediaTek G88, the first smartphone to launch globally to have this chipset, and it also comes equipped with the Mali-G52 MC2 GPU And. The variant that I have is the 4 gigabytes of RAM and 64 gigabytes of storage, where there is also the higher 6 gigabytes of RAM and a bigger 128 gigabytes of storage variants as well As. As for battery, the phone comes with 5000 Williams of battery, which I am predicting.
The battery life on the phone would be great because, as mentioned earlier, I really think that the adaptive sync display would definitely save a lot of battery. So, let's see how it performs during my further daily usage And, the phone has fast charging up to 18-watts, where the box comes with a 22.5-watt charger instead, and what's cool? Is there is also a 9-watts reverse wired charging, which was quite interesting indeed In terms of software, the phone comes pre-installed with MINI 12.5.1, which we'll see how the software performs on this Redmi 10 And. As of the recording of this video, there is no official price for the phone that have been announced here in Malaysia, so stay tuned for that, because either I will update at the pinned comment down below or I'll. Let you guys know in my full video review, so stay tuned, So guys, with this, Do let me know what specifically you would like to know about the Redmi 10 down at the comment section below and either I will reply to your comments directly down there or I might be answering them directly when I do a full video review of the phone Aside from that, Thank you so much for watching Hope. You guys enjoyed this quick first impressions and the unboxing of the Redmi 10 My name is Adam Logo and I will catch.
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