Great video, this is the comparison I've been waiting for. But please start including information about storage TYPE. The Infinix Has EMMC 5.1 storage because the G85 processor does not support UFS storage. The Redmi uses UFS storage. Storage speed is important in this age of high speed internet, intense games and high resolution video. EMMC storage for example is not fast enough for 4k recording - so once you know what storage a phone has you don't even need to dig through the camera spec to find out if a phone can record 4k or not. You also forgot to mention video stabilisation even though your footage seemd to show that the Redmi is stabilised. Unstabilised videos are basically useless so this is an important area to touch on. Another often overlooked feature is the secondary microphone usually found on the top or near the camera bump. This feature is standard on Huawei/Samsung/Xiaomi devices at this price range but the likes of Tecno and Infinix continue to omit the feature. I once tested making calls to two similar priced phones on the same network - an itel P36 Pro and a Samsung Galaxy A10s - the voice clarity on the Samsung was WAAAY better and background noise from the person on the Samsung was non existent - they sounded like they were physically next to me. With Infinix and Tecno pushing deeper and deeper into mainstream pricing and markets, they need to be tested fully, even in the little things. The Redmi, according to Xiaomi's own marketing, even has a linear vibration motor - something you normally only get on iPhone or android flagships. Please cover all these finer details coz people in stores will never let us test such things - specs we can all get from the website or even the retail box but we need you guys to be our eyes and ears.
@@hulkmarcopolo The Mediatek Helio G85 only supports emmc. That's according to Mediatek's own information page for the chipset. The Helio G85 chip is also used in the Xiaomi Redmi Note 9, Redmi Note 8 2021 edition, as well as the Tecno Camon 17 and the Realme Narzo 20 - all those phones if you reserch the spec they clearly state emmc storage, not ufs. You are probably thinking of the Infinix Note 10 PRO. The PRO uses a Mediatek Helio G95 not a G85. But the regualr Note 10 with G85 chip is definitely emmc. The most important need for ufs right now is to record 4k video. There would be no point putting in on a device that can't record 4k - it raises the cost needlessly.
@@musfahaghouse1336 guy very very good. With regular updates which makes your phone operate smoothly like butter. Drop your tecno and go get a reasonable Xiaomi phone and thank me for a lifetime. Shikinan! ✔️
I prefer the Infinix note 10, cus I have never heard an Infinix device having deadbooth issue like my former phone Redmi 9T, I changed my phone from Redmi 9T to Infinix Note 10, in my opinion I think Redmi phones are problematic. Nice Comparison 👌
The redmi note 10 is a really good smartphone but I find myself liking infinix a little more,but all and all great video men keep it you're doing a great job.
I would choose the redmi note 10 but the infinix note 10 isn't that bad, they go side by side actually. One edges the other only in few specs. Overall nice comparison
Guys for the people who hate ads and xos ui in infinix devices, I prefer u guys to use alternative launchers like microsoft, nova etc.. And also block the notifications from ahha games and palm store
just bought infi note 10 and this was the best android i ever had i had a iphone 6\s plus and a samsung too and i never run out of battery 3 phones being used so that they will not be jelous haha
@@tovitayetovitaye4635 hi can i ask what type of problem im new to these brand phone because im a samsung and iphone user and i kinda like infinix and tecno but which is better infinix note 10 or tecno pova2 or redmi note 10?
@@amazingstar9522 i would prefer infinix note 10 pro it has 8gb ram 128gb rom and same prices with redmi note 10 6gb/128gb if your into games and don't like taking pic it's the phone for you go to infinix one
@@temytopeogunkeye1186 Near-Field Communication is a set of communication protocols for communication between two electronic devices over a distance of 4 cm or less. NFC offers a low-speed connection with simple setup that can be used to bootstrap more-capable wireless connections
I actually prefer the video quality from Infinix to that of redmi. Redmi seems too bright or should I say over coloured. Shots taken with Infinix seems to appear more real than Redmi. I'm actually a Redmi user though but kudos to Infinix on this aspect.
Redmi note 10 by far is the better ,this is a very wrong comparison to be precise . Infinix is not ideal at all compared to Redmi .Like it or not that is the truth ,😂
I usually wouldn't respond to these type of comments, but I thought I'd help clear you off your bias. I should really be biased in favor of Redmi here as I own a little over 10 Redmi devices from this year, and currently use one as my daily driver, as opposed to having just 3 Infinix devices. But that doesn't change the fact that the Infinix in this comparison is in a lot of aspects on par with the Redmi here. I would consider this an honest and ideal comparison as someone who has used and currently still owns both. You should have kindly pointed out categories you feel weren't ideal and ask for clarification other than taking your approach of "wrong comparison" stance. Thanks for watching all the same.
