Redmi Note 10 Lineup Spotted With Dimensity 820 SoC; Touted To Be 5G Capable

Xiaomi’s Redmi Note lineup has been a lucrative smartphone series for the company. The major selling point of the smartphones were its chipset and cameras. Just last year, Xiaomi’s sub-brand Redmi started using MediaTek chips in its budget Note 9 smartphone and now it seems to continue. As a new leak hints an unreleased MediaTek SoC on the upcoming Redmi Note 10 lineup.

Redmi Note 10 and Note 10 Pro Smartphone Details

The leak sourced from Geekbench listings which revealed two upcoming Redmi smartphones with model number M2004J7AC and M2004J7BC. The M2004J7AC is codenamed as ‘Atom’ and the M2004J7BC is codenamed as ‘Bomb’. Surprisingly, the duo houses a MediaTek Dimensity 820 chipset or the MT6875 SoC.

It is the unreleased MediaTek chipset which the company has scheduled to launch next week. However, the Geekbench and TENAA listings have provided us with these details that confirms its presence in the upcoming smartphones.

Moreover, the chipset is clocked at 2.6Ghz on TENAA and 2.0Ghz on Geekbench which hints for a higher clocked CPU. The ‘Atom’ model scored 630 single-core scores and 2415 multi-core scores, whereas, the ‘Bomb’ scored 640 single-core and 2600 multi-core scores.

There are no speculations as such, but we expect the higher scored model to be Note 10 Pro and the other could be the vanilla Note 10 smartphone. The chipset is 5G capable meaning that the smartphones could come with 5G connectivity making it the cheapest 5G smartphone series.

That’s what the leak reveals, but the smartphones would come with Android 10 out of the box with MIUI on top of it. Both are also expected to come with a great set of cameras, as the samples were leaked recently.

Other than this, the MediaTek Dimensity 820 chipset seems to be quite capable as its scores were similar to some older generation flagships. More details on the chipset and smartphones should be out next week.

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