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Austeeenxx: The RN10 pro is about 100k cheaper and obviously better? What were those trashion clowns smoking?
The problem with Nigerians is that we no like truth. That's it. Especially if it conflicts with a position we hold dear. Even when the evidence is glaring.
There's no way that Tecno Phantom X should cost that much. It just doesn't make sense.
Instead of addressing the topic, Ajilenu wants us to keep quiet. To him, comparing a cheaper phone to the TPX is a crime. If Tecno makes a good phone, I'll be the first to praise them.
Ajilenu: My question is why must you always compare with TECNO? Aren't there other brands you can compare with? The brand lives rent free in your head.
atheistandproud: The midrange segment is the new battleground when Smartphone companies have taken the fight to. The upper midrange is one very fierce arena when no one hold back in the quest to aquire a good market share. One of such raging fights pits the Tecno Phantom X vs Redmi Note 10 Pro.
Tecno and Xiaomi are two stalwarts of the midrange and lower end markets. They are both Chinese companies and have been competing across different markets. From Pakistan to India, all the way to Africa. Xiaomi is obviously the bigger name but Tecno has been deeply entrenched in the African market for a really long time, especially in Nigeria. Xiaomi however has come to supplant them.
After losing flat out in several midrange battles against Xiaomi, Tecno is starting to finally find their feet and in the Tecno Phantom X vs Redmi Note 10 Pro, they did drop some good punches.
In a topic that is very certain to split many Nigerians down the middle, the Tecno Phantom X vs Redmi Note 10 Pro is a comparison worth having. Which device is the better one? Can Tecno really make a device that can go one on one with the number one in the world?
Tecno Phantom X vs Redmi Note 10 Pro
Body
Both phones are made with plastic but that is where it stops. The Tecno Phantom X has a back glass cover, weighs 201g and has no IP rating. The Redmi Note 10 Pro on the other hand has a gorilla glass 5 back cover, weighs 193g and has an IP53 rating. This means that it is dust and splash proof.
SoC/Software/Performance
The Tecno PX is powered by last year’s Mediatek Helio G95 with an ARM Mali G76 EEMC4 GPU. The RN10 Pro has a Snapdragon 732G with an Adreno 618 GPU. The SD732G is considered to be the superior SoC set up here and that topic has already been covered.
Software wise, both phones run Android 11 out of the box but Tecno PX uses Tecno’s HiOS 7.6 while RN10 Pro uses Xiaomi’s MIUI 12.5.
Looking at synthetic performance from Benchmarks, the RN10 Pro is the more powerful phone on Antutu with a score of 336K compared to the 320K from the Tecno PX.
Memory Both phones use LPDDR4x RAM modules and support external SD storage but the Tecno PX uses an eMMC 5.1 storage. The RN10 Pro on the other hand uses the much faster UFS 2.1.
The Tecno PX has only one memory variant, the 8/256GB configuration. The RN10 Pro gives users more choices here with 6/64GB, 6/128GB and 8/128GB configurations.
Camera Both phones come with very impressive camera hardware on the main shooters. Both phones have flagship level hardware camera sensors on their main cameras.
The Tecno PX has a triple cam setup with a 50MP Samsung GN1, and two other unbranded cameras. One of them being an 8MP ultrawide and the other being a 13MP Telephoto.
The RN10 Pro has a quad cam setup. The main shooter being the 108MP Samsung HM2, an 8MP Sony IMX 355 (ultrawide), 5MP Ominivision OV5675 (Macro), 2MP GalaxyCore GCO2M1 (Depth).
Both phones have impressive main cameras. On paper, the GN1 on the Tecno PX is the better image sensor, but it is seriously handicapped by the poor image processing on the Helio G95 and also HiOS’ below par camera software.
The HM2 on the RN10 Pro is given a huge boost by the Spectra ISP on the SD732G and performs very well. Users can also install Google’s camera for even better outputs as Xiaomi’s image processing still needs some work.
For the selfies, Tecno PX went all out with a 48MP + 8MP dual selfie set up. It is very impressive in its right while the RN10 Pro has a single 16MP Sony IMX 471 Exmor RS selfie camera.
Display Both phones have AMOLED displays and FHD+ (1080p) resolution but Tecno PX has the slightly bigger display at 6.7″. The RN10 Pro display measures at 6.67″. The Tecno PX has a pixel density of 385ppi, brightness of 450nits, a refresh rate of 90Hz and a touch rate of 180Hz.
The RN10 Pro on the other hand has better display specs. Its pixel density is 395ppi, screen brightness is 1200nit, refresh rate is 120Hz and the touch rate is 240Hz. The display also supports HDR 10 and Widevine L1.
Both phones use Gorilla Glass 5 for screen protection. RN10 Pro has it both at the front and back while Tecno PX only has it at the front. The back is just glass so be careful with it.
Battery The RN10 Pro is the clear winner with a 5,000mAh Li-Po battery and 33W fast charge. The Tecno PX also supports 33W fast charge but has a smaller 4700mAh capacity.
Sensors The RN10 Pro comes loaded with sensors. There is an IR blaster, NFC, proximity sensor, light (ambient) sensors, accelerometer, compass, gyroscope and a side mounted finger print sensor.
The Tecno PX on the other hand has no IR blaster and no NFC sensor but it has all of the other aforementioned sensors. The only difference being that it has an under display or in screen fingerprint sensor.
Audio In the audio segment, the RN10 Pro spares no expense here. The device has stereo speakers and HiRes audio. The Tecno PX only has a single firing loudspeaker. Both phones have a 3.5mm jack for wired headsets.
Connectivity Both phones are 4G LTE phones and support all international bands from band 1 to band 41. However in terms of network connectivity, the Redmi Note 10 Pro would have faster network connectivity because it has a Cat.15 modem while Tecno PX has a slower Cat.12 modem.
They also both support dual SIMs and USB 2.0 Type C. As for bluetooth and WiFI, the RN10 Pro supports Bluetooth 5.2 and WiFi 6. The Tecno PX supports Bluetooth 5 and WiFi 5.
Prices The Tecno PX is the more expensive of the duo, selling at N228K or more. The RN10 Pro sells for around N126K for the 6/128GB version and 136K for the 8/128GB version.
Verdict Body – RN10 Pro
SoC/Software/Performance – RN10 Pro
Memory – RN10 Pro
Camera – RN10 Pro
Display – RN10 Pro
Battery – RN10 Pro
Sensors – RN10 Pro
Audio – RN10 Pro
Connectivity – RN10 Pro
Price – RN10 Pro
Final say In all honesty, I had no idea that the RN10 Pro was going to do a clean sweep at the stakes for this one. All in all I can’t find a reason to pick the Tecno Phantom X over the RN10 Pro. The choice as they say is yours.
If you want to see more smartphone comparisons, pleas leave a suggestion in the comments. Thank you.
The problem with Nigerians is that we no like truth. That's it. Especially if it conflicts with a position we hold dear. Even when the evidence is glaring.
There's no way that Tecno Phantom X should cost that much. It just doesn't make sense.
Instead of addressing the topic, Ajilenu wants us to keep quiet. To him, comparing a cheaper phone to the TPX is a crime. If Tecno makes a good phone, I'll be the first to praise them.
Transmission aka The Undertaker of Smartphone Mediocrity will always give marketers a reason to defend its lowly rated actions.
As always, my atheist friend monsieur atheistandproud is spot on. Flagships are where the exciting stuff happens; but the true battles happen in the front lines of the midrange arena.
Me I'mma pick the Redmi 10 Prime over the Phantom X. Just saying.
Unlike you, if I see the truth, I say it plainly. I'm sure you complain about Nigeria yet you're one of our problems.
Seeing black and calling it white.
this has deviated from telling the truth to whining and crying. You mustn't always make comparison with transsion phones. You can do so for Samsung with Xiaomi or the likes but you must sha complain about transsion even after you and your like have always been doing so.
The problem with Nigerians is that we no like truth. That's it. Especially if it conflicts with a position we hold dear. Even when the evidence is glaring.
There's no way that Tecno Phantom X should cost that much. It just doesn't make sense.
Instead of addressing the topic, Ajilenu wants us to keep quiet. To him, comparing a cheaper phone to the TPX is a crime. If Tecno makes a good phone, I'll be the first to praise them.
nobody needs your praise. Praise the brand you like and leave others to praise the ones they like
Ajilenu: this has deviated from telling the truth to whining and crying. You mustn't always make comparison with transsion phones. You can do so for Samsung with Xiaomi or the likes but you must sha complain about transsion even after you and your like have always been doing so.
I will make videos/posts and compare Transsion devices as I choose. You're not Lai Muhammad. Even Lai Muhammad cannot stop me, talk less of you.
thepoweruser: As always, my atheist friend monsieur atheistandproud is spot on. Flagships are where the exciting stuff happens; but the true battles happen in the front lines of the midrange arena.
Me I'mma pick the Redmi 10 Prime over the Phantom X. Just saying.
Of course na. All the fancy stuff na for the high end segment of the market. E be like presidential election, we no gbadu am but you see governatorial (according to Bubu) election...na there the fight dey.
The problem with Nigerians is that we no like truth. That's it. Especially if it conflicts with a position we hold dear. Even when the evidence is glaring.
There's no way that Tecno Phantom X should cost that much. It just doesn't make sense.
Instead of addressing the topic, Ajilenu wants us to keep quiet. To him, comparing a cheaper phone to the TPX is a crime. If Tecno makes a good phone, I'll be the first to praise them.
I honestly don't think it is the Nigerians not liking truth angle, I think it is because of the work that they have done over the years. I think pricing of the X should have been more friendly too
Freelancerx: I honestly don't think it is the Nigerians not liking truth angle, I think it is because of the work that they have done over the years. I think pricing of the X should have been more friendly too
I can't really refute you sha. I mean if you get to speak with the average Nigerian one on one. We go tell each other truth.
But baba as soon as we coalesce into groups based either on region, ethnicity, nationality, religion, smartphone brands etc. Our head yaff touch.
Yeah the price will harm it in the short and long term.
