talktalk4u:
This is why i left Redmi .


This Nigerian fans will claim the redmi is 100% perfect but behind doors they are crying ... Realme Team

talktalk4u:
They should come and debunk this news

talktalk4u:
This is why i left Redmi .


This Nigerian fans will claim the redmi is 100% perfect but behind doors they are crying ... Realme Team

talktalk4u:
This is why i left Redmi .


This Nigerian fans will claim the redmi is 100% perfect but behind doors they are crying ... Realme Team

talktalk4u:
This is why i left Redmi .


This Nigerian fans will claim the redmi is 100% perfect but behind doors they are crying ... Realme Team

eki2000:
Samsung A52 with 64mp and 90 refresh rate better pass that redmi note 10 pro with 108mp cam

RealEzee:
there are priced the same bud, place poco x3 pro or poco f3 by d a52 and watch it vanish, but nonetheless, what the note 10 Pro has going for it against the A52 is it 33w fast charger against the 25w on d a52, bihger battery, a better chipset sd732g against the 720g on the A52, how 90hz better 120hz kwa? buddy be calming down, they are not on the same price, pair the A52 against other products from Xiaomi like the poco x3 pro and the poco f3

dboyoji:
There is nothing wrong with the display. The problem is most users of the Redmi Note 10 series are coming from phones with LCD display. OLED display flickers when dimmed to a particular level while LCD does not. This flickering even causes headache for some people. OLED uses Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) while LCD uses DC Dimming. Please make further research.
Personally, I prefer LCD to OLED because I use my phone in the dark a lot. I am actually posting this from a dark room.

dboyoji:
There is nothing wrong with the display. The problem is most users of the Redmi Note 10 series are coming from phones with LCD display. OLED display flickers when dimmed to a particular level while LCD does not. This flickering even causes headache for some people. OLED uses Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) while LCD uses DC Dimming. Please make further research.
Personally, I prefer LCD to OLED because I use my phone in the dark a lot. I am actually posting this from a dark room.

Valkan:
noo xiaomi is perfect.....its a lie... that one was made by transsion to frame us check it has transsion all over it

nonsense and elliot

chariisGRACE:


Aaaah!
You buy Realme?
Wetin happen to Transsion phones?

donbenie:
You are joking right?

You do know that there are literally thousands of complaints on any popular phone in the market..

If you only bother to go digging?

Another bullsh1t article by a frustrated Xiaomi Hater..

Oya!!

Take am!!!

dboyoji:
There is nothing wrong with the display. The problem is most users of the Redmi Note 10 series are coming from phones with LCD display. OLED display flickers when dimmed to a particular level while LCD does not. This flickering even causes headache for some people. OLED uses Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) while LCD uses DC Dimming. Please make further research.
Personally, I prefer LCD to OLED because I use my phone in the dark a lot. I am actually posting this from a dark room.

talktalk4u:
LOL so you guys knew all brands have issues right ? so why attack Transsion when they have issue ? Yet you are claiming Xiaomi product issue is normal? STUPID

talktalk4u:
The Redmi Note 10 series is one of the most compelling budget smartphone buys of the season owing to its unbelievable specs. But perhaps the greatest perk is that the series comes with AMOLED displays for the first time.

Apart from deep blacks, contrasty colors, and better sunlight legibility, AMOLED displays are much loved because they bring along always-on display tech. This is missing on the Redmi Note 10 series though.

And as if that wasn’t enough, there is now a new issue making rounds. There have been a bunch of complaints from users stating that the Redmi Note 10 Pro and Redmi Note 10 Pro Max have screen flickering issues.
The flickering mostly takes place when the display is set to a 120Hz refresh rate. This explains why complaints are limited to the Pro variants and not the regular model – the Redmi Note 10 lacks support for high refresh rates.

It was also observed that the flickering is especially noticeable when the dark mode is toggled on. This may even be combined with tinting issues on low brightness levels.

Now, it is worth mentioning here that display flickering and tinting issues are something that’s turning out to be commonplace on almost every smartphone with an AMOLED display released in the past couple of years.

talktalk4u:
The Redmi Note 10 series is one of the most compelling budget smartphone buys of the season owing to its unbelievable specs. But perhaps the greatest perk is that the series comes with AMOLED displays for the first time.

Apart from deep blacks, contrasty colors, and better sunlight legibility, AMOLED displays are much loved because they bring along always-on display tech. This is missing on the Redmi Note 10 series though.

And as if that wasn’t enough, there is now a new issue making rounds. There have been a bunch of complaints from users stating that the Redmi Note 10 Pro and Redmi Note 10 Pro Max have screen flickering issues.
The flickering mostly takes place when the display is set to a 120Hz refresh rate. This explains why complaints are limited to the Pro variants and not the regular model – the Redmi Note 10 lacks support for high refresh rates.

It was also observed that the flickering is especially noticeable when the dark mode is toggled on. This may even be combined with tinting issues on low brightness levels.

Now, it is worth mentioning here that display flickering and tinting issues are something that’s turning out to be commonplace on almost every smartphone with an AMOLED display released in the past couple of years.

talktalk4u:
This is why i left Redmi .


This Nigerian fans will claim the redmi is 100% perfect but behind doors they are crying ... Realme Team

dboyoji:
There is nothing wrong with the display. The problem is most users of the Redmi Note 10 series are coming from phones with LCD display. OLED display flickers when dimmed to a particular level while LCD does not. This flickering even causes headache for some people. OLED uses Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) while LCD uses DC Dimming. Please make further research.
Personally, I prefer LCD to OLED because I use my phone in the dark a lot. I am actually posting this from a dark room.

korm2me:

So you now know better than the company itself that has agreed its a software bug right.? They even said they have identified the root cause and will fix it in next ota upgrade. And u saying its OLED thing

donbenie:
STUPIDITY is not being able to differentiate between software and software issues which can be rectified by updates..

And products produced with the use of substandard CHIPSETS,outdated 720P,Fake Camera Mega Pixels,Micro USB and slow chargers..

And other nonsense that Transsion packages and sell to the Nigerian market..

korm2me:

So you now know better than the company itself that has agreed its a software bug right.? They even said they have identified the root cause and will fix it in next ota upgrade. And u saying its OLED thing

Bluekapon:


Oga... That's not true! I had issues with my Redmi 9 which is LCD. Hated watching videos with it. Redmi is not just their yet in terms of display quality. Full Stop!

Jacku:
posting in dark rooms too affects the eye.. Try putting on your flash while typing and putting it off while doing same then notice the difference in your eyes.

dboyoji:

The company never admitted that it is a software bug, rather they would adjust the settings to reduce the flickering. OLED flickers when dimmed. Kindly Google flicker free OLED display and understand how that can be achieved.