The reception is average in our test and cannot always keep up with high-end smartphones. The available 4G frequencies are sufficient for traveling to European countries, but the Redmi 10C cannot be used for mobile Internet worldwide. Compared with its predecessor, the Redmi 10C now has a significant speed advantage in WLAN speed over the Redmi 9C, and other devices in the price range, such as the Moto G22, transfer data even a bit faster. WiFi 5 is on board, which is usual for this price range. In our tests with the reference microSD Angelbird V60, the smartphone performs quite well, reading and writing to the card very quickly.
The microSD reader can be used in addition to 2 SIM cards.
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NFC for mobile payment services is on board, as is Bluetooth 5.0. Pressure on the casing only partially gets through to the screen, otherwise, the smartphone looks resistant. The casing is very solidly built with small gaps, and Gorilla Glass 3 protects the screen. A diagonal pattern that is also haptically noticeable runs across the matte glossy back, which hides fingerprints quite cleverly, at least in our blue test device. The Redmi 10C comes in a plastic casing, which also makes quite an impression with its bulky camera module, even though there is a lot of show here because the Xiaomi Redmi 10C actually only includes a single camera. The price difference with the Redmi Note 11 is 20 to 30 Euros for the same memory configuration. 128 GB mass storage / 4 GB RAM: 199.90 EuroĪt the time of the test, the largest version was only available from online retailers like, and the 64 GB variants also from Xiaomi directly.64 GB mass storage / 4 GB RAM: 179.90 euros.64 GB mass storage / 3 GB RAM: 169.90 euros.Even though the Redmi 10C is currently offered at a discount almost everywhere, the manufacturer's recommended retail price is as follows:
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