✅ What Still Works Well
Basic Performance: With the MediaTek Helio G88 and 4GB RAM, it’s decent for light tasks like browsing, WhatsApp, YouTube, and email.
Battery Life: The 5000mAh battery still holds up really well — a full day of use is no problem.
Display: The 6.5" FHD+ screen with 90Hz refresh rate is a surprising bonus in this price range, even today.
MIUI 14 (Global): Still receiving some updates, and many features feel modern enough for basic users.
❌ What Shows Its Age
Storage Speed: eMMC storage feels slow. App installs, updates, and loading times take noticeably longer.
Camera: The 50MP rear camera is passable in good light but struggles in low-light or motion-heavy shots.
Lag in Heavy Apps: Multitasking or running heavier apps like Instagram, TikTok, or games like eFootball can be sluggish.
Verdict:
If you only need a phone for essentials — calls, texts, light apps, and media — the Redmi 10 2022 is still usable in 2025. But if you're a power user or expect snappy performance and camera quality, it’s time to upgrade.
Let me know in the comments — are you still using your Redmi 10 in 2025?
