The Redmi Note 10 is the most affordable model in the Redmi Note 10 series. The handset was initially unveiled alongside the Redmi Note 10 Pro and Redmi Note 10 Pro Max in India. Three and a half months after its first sale, the device receives its third price hike.
Xiaomi debuted the Redmi Note 10 for ₹11,999 (4GB + 64GB) and ₹13,999 (6GB + 128GB) respectively. However, the company has quietly increased its price not one but three times.
In late April, the phone got its first price hike. Xiaomi increased the price of both variants by ₹500. Hence, the device retailed for ₹12,499 and ₹14,499 up until the last few days.
On Wednesday, the handset received its second price hike. The price of the 6GB + 128GB variant was increased again by ₹500. Hence, it now costs 14,999.
Just a few days later, the Redmi Note 10 now gets its third price hike. This time around, the price of the base 4GB + 64GB has been increased by ₹500. There, the said variant now retails for ₹12,999.
In a nutshell, Xiaomi India has increased the price of both the storage configurations of the Redmi Note 10 by ₹1,000 just within few months. As a result, customers can now buy a Redmi Note 10S (6GB + 64GB) for the price of the vanilla Redmi Note 10 (6GB + 128GB).
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