OnePlus Nord N10 5G: Most Attractive Handset<\/h2>\nQuick Appraisal<\/h4>\n
As in the race of 5G phones, there are many rivals here like Google pixel 4a 5G<\/a>, Motorola One 5G, or other handsets. However, 5G is not so popular except in some big cities but it is going to spread beyond big cities. Thus, it’s more worth refereeing the N10 5G on its qualities as a mid-range handset. It also has some leads over its opponents \u2013 viz., some top-end specs dribbling down from OnePlus leading handsets. The top-most among these is the display refresh rate which is 90Hz. This amazing refresh rate makes swiping through apps and web browsing much smoother on the N10 5G than on other handsets. It also comes with a decent rear camera bump with a 64MP main snapper, ultra-wide, and macro lenses.<\/p>\n Its large 6.5-inches LCD screen is prodigious for playing games or watching media. Its dual speaker setup produces a decent sound quality, however, here comes a 3.5mm earphone jack if you’d desire. It comes with a 690 Snapdragon Processor paired with RAM of 6GB which doesn\u2019t offer the fastest mishmash in the mid-ranger race. However, in the benchmarks scores, the N10 5G doesn\u2019t perform strikingly slower than other rivals. It comes with a storage of 128GB that can be extended, not like sealed storage of Google Pixel 4a 5G.<\/p>\n It comes with a 4,300mAh battery which is not the biggest at all as the Motorola One 5G stores a 5000mAh battery. However, it offers 30W of fast charging that back-ups the juice over 50% in just 30 minutes that\u2019s decent too. In terms of dimensions feature, the N10 5G feels and looks smooth enough. It comes with a shiny plastic rear side and glassy display that sandwich with metallic frames. These dimensions make it appear more first-class than the polycarbonate rear side of the Google Pixel 4a 5G<\/a>. Generally, the N10 5G is a prodigious handset, with a slicker display and greater daylight camera for the price tag.<\/p>\n The OnePlus Nord N10 5G was announced on 9 November 2020, with the price of \u00a3329 about AU$595\/$430. However, in the UK, the OnePlus Nord N10 5G was released on 20 November 2020. This handset comes just after the OnePlus Nord N100, an even more reasonable handset that reasonably lacks 5G accessibility. The Nord N10 5G is also cheaper than OnePlus Nord at the rate of \u00a350. The Nord N10 5G arrives in just one color, Midnight Ice. It is actually a blue-ish gradient that feels spotless and decent. However, it is not fairly as eye-catching as the sea-foam green shades of the Nord and the OnePlus 8T<\/a>. If you need a more assigned color, however, Midnight Ice is just okay.<\/p>\n The OnePlus Nord N10 5G has a compact mid-range feel and appearance that gets much from the Nord. While the N10 5G is somewhat bigger by some millimeters on each flank. It’s nearly a spitting image for its mid-range precursor \u2013however, it lacks specs back and forth. The N10 5G has a volume key on the left side and a lock button on the right side. However, it lacks the alert slider, which all other OnePlus handsets have to shift between vibrate, silent, and loud mode. It’s a bit of error, though more as a sign of the detriments to get the N10 5G’s price down.<\/p>\n In return, the 5G handset has perhaps more valuable spec: a 3.5mm earphone jack on the bottom. It is present on the left side of the USB-type-C port on the bottom of the handset. The N10 5G comes with a glass front and plastic rear with a metallic frame. It at least looks more reliable to hold in hand when matched with other mid-range handsets. N10 5g gets a smoother feel than the Google Pixel 4a 5G\u2019s poly-carbonate back cover. It comes with the dimensions of 163mm x 74.7mm x 8.95mm and 190g weight. The N10 5G is bigger and a little heftier than the opponents but to some extent. It comes with a wide display that can easily use by one-hand.\u00a0 Though it’s not so bulky, and you would not feel any difficulty hitting the lock buttons or volume rocker key.<\/p>\n The N10 5G comes with a fingerprint sensor embedded in the center of the rear side. It is quite enough to get it without looking at it \u2013You just ensure to put your full digits on it otherwise it doesn’t sense partial prints. It is more precise and receptive than the in-display fingerprint scanner on the costlier OnePlus handsets. The camera setup locates here on the upper left side of the handset. It looks noticeably diverse than that on the Nord. However, instead of one column, the N10 5G cameras are organized in a rectangle like a camera setup on the OnePlus 8T.<\/p>\n The OnePlus Nord N10 5G comes with a 6.5-inches LCD screen that’s well-suitable for playing games or watching media. Its 20:9 aspect ratio is larger than many other mid-range handsets. But modest mid-range handsets like the Pixel 4a 5G are only a little wider in layout with its 19.5:9 ratio. The N10 5G’s LCD screen is different from the usual OnePlus Nord, which comes with a 6.44-inches AMOLED display.<\/p>\n The N10 5G holds a 90Hz display refresh rate, which is an obvious perk, particularly if you’ve used the OnePlus handset previously. It provides a smoother enough display while scrolling through the app’s menu or browsing web pages. You have an option to fix it back to 60Hz (the customary on handsets) to save the battery. It also offers a Full HD Plus displays with a resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels. The LCD and full HD Plus syndicate to give a well-adjusted picture. However, it doesn’t offer the same inspiring vivacity that other OLED screens provide.<\/p>\n The N10 5G’s display favors HDR10 Plus, which is an additional paucity at the mid-range level. While linking with the Pixel 4a 5G, and it definitely shows crunchier details than the Pixel 4a 5G. The N10 5G’s display is smooth with a blow-hole camera for the selfies in the upper-left corner of the screen. It doesn’t come with an in-display fingerprint scanner, depend on the back physical fingerprint sensor. But you can also pick up the face lock feature to unlock the handset if you wish.<\/p>\n The OnePlus Nord N10 5G gets some of the cameras present in the elementary Nord but gives over others. Whereas both come with quad-camera setups that comprise a main, ultra-wide, and macro snapper. But they are different from some Megapixels. The Nord comes with a 2MP depth sensor, whereas the N10 5G picks for a 2MP monochrome lens. The N10 5G comes with a 64MP primary camera which is larger in mega-pixels than the 48MP camera on the Nord. But it works mostly the same, with a ‘pixel-binning’ preference to take either a 16MP photo or a 64MP photo. It uses HDR to obtain the finest lively color and lighting choice. You perhaps won’t notice a change in daylight photos, it’s truly about whether you want such a solid detail photo.<\/p>\n A 16MP photo we took appeared 9MB, while a 64MP photo of a similar subject appeared 22MB. The N10 5G possesses the same 8MP ultra-wide sensor as the standard Nord. It is quite manageable in situations when you want to assimilate more of your focus. It takes markedly fuzzier shots than the primary camera. However, it’s amazing to take close-ups especially within 10 feet instead of assuming good lucidity on distance shots.<\/p>\n The 2MP macro camera is decent for close up shots \u2013The 2MP f\/2.4 monochrome sensor can take black and white snaps. It may be a decorative strike, but its main purpose is to enhance the main camera in devoted night mode. The night mode takes good dim-light shots as there’s a bit of light. You just don’t assume loads of clearness in your subjects, particularly if they’re in less-lightened zones of the photo.<\/p>\n It also offers different photography modes like panorama, time-lapse, slow-motion, and fairly stout pro mode to exclusively fiddle with settings. Nord N10 5G lacks a telephoto lens. So, the digital zoom is absent here. The cameras can record 4K video at 30fps and great slow motion in 240fps at 720 pixels. Although the standard Nord has two selfie snappers (ultra-wide and main), the N10 5G has a solo 16MP selfie snapper. People who prefer to take full group selfies may disappoint here, but regular users will satisfy with a single selfie camera.<\/p>\n \n![\"OnePlus](\"https:\/\/technogesture.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/gsmarena_010-3-scaled.jpg\")
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OnePlus Nord N10 Design<\/h4>\n
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OnePlus Nord N10 Display<\/h4>\n
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\u00a0Specs of OnePlus Nord N10 5G<\/h3>\n
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