Redmi Note 10 to have two segment-leading camera sensors

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For the launch of the Redmi Note 10 series, the company is leaving no stone unturned to gather as much attention as possible. In today’s episode of teasers, we learn more about the camera sensors.

In a tweet, Manu Kumar Jain announced that the Redmi Note 10 series will come equipped with a new 5MP telephoto macro shooter with a focal length of 50mm, allowing for a tighter shot. Most other smartphones in this segment opt for 2MP macro cameras with no magnification, so Redmi could pull ahead in this aspect. The closest rival, at least in terms of the resolution, is the Samsung Galaxy M31s.

In another tweet, the spokesperson also confirmed that the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max will come with a 108MP primary camera — making it the cheapest phone in India to do so. It is likely to implement the Samsung ISOCELL HM2 image sensor, which is also seen on the Xiaomi Mi 10i. 

Along with these, there will be an ultra-wide lens and a depth sensor too, but we could see some differences between the models. 

The Redmi Note 10, Note 10 Pro and Note 10 Pro Max will be unveiled this week on March 4, making their global debut in India. Other features include a 120Hz AMOLED display, the Snapdragon 732G chipset, a big battery with 33W fast charging, improved haptics and a design similar to the Redmi K40 that was recently released in China.

Its biggest competitor will be the Realme 8 series, which will also feature a 108MP quad-camera setup, fast charging and other competitive specifications. The Realme 8 India launch date is yet to be announced, but it should only be a matter of weeks now. 

Stay tuned for our reviews to know if they make it to our best phones under Rs 20,000 compilation.

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Aakash Jhaveri
Aakash Jhaveri

Aakash is the engine that keeps TechRadar India running, using his experience and ideas to help consumers get to the right products via reviews, buying guides and explainers. Apart from phones, computers and cameras, he is obsessed with electric vehicles.