Rumored Redmi Note 10 Specs: Barely three months after the release of the Redmi Note 9 Series, there is a leak that shows Xiaomi is planning on releasing it’s successor the Redmi Note 10.

For the first time, we might see a budget mid-range device that is 5G enabled. And if the render images are correct, it means Xiaomi also addressed the dust inside camera pump issues of the Redmi Note 9 Pro.

It’s features are also very impressive too. Thanks to @ohi_tech and @Maii_HD on Twitter, we have some few render pictures to show you.

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Rumored Redmi Note 10 Specs

We are expecting to see a 6.67-inch display size with small punch hole to the left that houses a 16MP selfie camera. According to the leak, it will have plastic back, plastic frame and glass front (typical mid-range material).

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You also get an IPS LCD display type with very small bezels. There is going to be rear or side mounted fingerprint scanner except Redmi decide to surprise us with an OLED display along with an in-display fingerprint.

Early speculation is suggesting that it will come with a 5G enabled chipset. We are predicting the Snapdragon 765G from Qualcomm or the Dimensity 820 from MediaTek (both 5G capable chipset).

Along with the 16MP selfie camera, there will likely be a 48MP camera for the regular Redmi Note 10 and a 64MP for the Pro and Pro Max versions.

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It will run Android 10 out of the box upgradable to Android 11. It’s battery size is expected to be about 5120mAh battery with 33W fast charge enabled.

The phone will be accompanied by 8GB of RAM and 128GB/256GB internal storage with expansion via microSD card.

With regards to price, the phone is expected to cost between $300-$400. If you are asking for 5G, well it comes with additional cost.

So tell us, what do you think about the leak and rumored Redmi Note 10 specs? Use the comment section below. We’d love to hear from you.