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Redmi 10 2022 x 2 - £192.85 with code (NOT new customer) @ Xiaomi
Redmi 10 2022 x 2 - £192.85 with code (NOT new customer) @ Xiaomi
Redmi 10 2022 x 2 - £192.85 with code (NOT new customer) @ Xiaomi
Redmi 10 2022 x 2 - £192.85 with code (NOT new customer) @ Xiaomi
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Posted 9 July 2023

Redmi 10 2022 x 2 - £192.85 with code (NOT new customer) @ Xiaomi

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  1. ashyt16turbo's avatar
    ashyt16turbo
    I'm glad Xiaomi still make devices like this. Not everyone wants or needs super duper high spec.
    My mother has this and it's been ideal for her and she's well happy with it.
    dkj255's avatar
    dkj255
    I've bought two of these (plus the original non-2022) Redmi 10. The original and one of the 2022 models have never received any updates, nor will they install one if downloaded manually - it keeps saying flash to this stable version not allowed. Both of these Redmi 10's were the blue colour.

    The white Redmi 10 2022 I bought has updated fine, including to Android 13 and MIUI 14 this week, the blue one is stuck on Android 11 and MIUI 12.5. Customer service are useless and just say I have to wait for the update to come, even though the phone has never been updated and is now 9mths out of date.

    In short, I'm saying that if you buy one and it doesn't immediately find a few updates once set up, consider returning it for replacement with the 14 day cooling off period. These phones have been out a while now, and they never come with the latest update installed, so if it says there aren't any available then it's possible it simply won't get any going forward.

    Support for these phones ends DEC2024 so less than 18mths remaining anyway. Personally I'd pay more to buy something with a little more longevity and reliable updates such as a cheap Samsung or even the Pixel 6a if you can find one on offer. (edited)
  2. hasankhizer043's avatar
    hasankhizer043
    Already posted
    Karling's avatar
    Karling
    Where, and more importantly.. when?
  3. regcar's avatar
    regcar
    Would one of the experts please answer this question about updates. I understand how Windows PCs work, but not certain about Android phones. I only use a mobile phone for basic things, never gaming or video. I only have a smartphone as I have no choice these days. Online banking and so may contacts require verification.
    Is it really a problem if the mobile is not updated? Will the phone actually work after the expiry date?
    With PCs a lot of users still use Windows 7 which is long past its date. In my experience most frauds are caused by following links and entering data. Banks send out bumph by email, but this can be ignored. Golden rule is delete all emails that are not expected or from unknown senders.
    A big danger is where friends email addresses have been stolen and used for frauds etc. Just phone them if not sure. Ignore all unknown calls, although annoyingly NHS hospitals often use anonymous numbers for contact about appointments. Google is very good at flagging spam calls with the option to confirm whether OK or not.
    ashyt16turbo's avatar
    ashyt16turbo
    When they say updates they mean to the latest OS.
    In my experience you still get security updates for quite a while after.
    Any phone will work for years after all updates stop.

    As you say YOU are the biggest security risk not the device itself.

    I am not over fanatical about updates like some are, just be sensible and you'll be fine.

    Nothing stops you increasing your own security by installing an antivirus security app. (edited)
  4. plewis00's avatar
    plewis00
    Nice price for this decent, multifunction device. Ideal for first time smartphone users or those who don’t want a full tablet.
  5. Karling's avatar
    Karling
    HEAT 🔥
  6. quake.ee's avatar
    quake.ee
    Xiaomi 12 is now at an even better price with this code + mi points.
    innocent's avatar
    innocent Author
    Yes, the code provided by makes better price for this and Xiaomi 12 (and Redmi 12 if I may add) that you have mentioned 🙋 (edited)
  7. Somersett's avatar
    Somersett
    The so-called 'CONS' are laughable rubbish at this price point. Of course, new at 100ish doesn't get you 4K or good video stabilisation, and neither do punters at this price point expect this. NO, the UI is not 'laggy'. It is a POWER SAVING phone first and foremost, and will suspend as much CPU activity as possible when not in use- so apps need a moment to recover from suspended mode. The display is brilliant, BUT not for outdoor use in bright conditions- again common to this price class.

    It is better than the competition by far. Want the extreme features at near this price? BUY SECOND HAND. The battery life will be c-rap on an old Apple or Google Pixel, but you'll have the vastly better camera and video functions.
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