Used this phone for a week and here's my initial experience with this phone :> My previous phone was Honor 10 Lite which I bought for ₹7,999 in 2019. Now this Redmi 10 Prime which I bought for ₹11,999 doesn't seem to be a big upgrade.> Display is good and almost same as my previous phone except for the 90Hz display which is kind of useless. Lags a lot while scrolling in Twitter, YouTube, etc. while my Honor doesn't. In 60Hz, it's fine. So for me, 90Hz is just a gimmick.> 6000mAh Battery is too good. Lasts for 2 days without recharging with 9Hours+ SOT. My Honor has a 3400mAh battery and it used to give 6.5hours+ when it was new.Only a small problem, it drains around 3% battery overnight and still misses notifications when I check in the morning, while my Honor doesn't even drain a single percent without missing a single notification. It hardly drains 1% sometimes. But this isn't a big issue. Overall, its battery performance is impressive.> Camera is disappointing. This one has a 50+8+2+2MP camera setup and my Honor has 13+2MP. But they perform almost same. Macro, Ultrawide is useless. UW makes everything grainy. Main camera does well when switched to 50MP mode, otherwise details are same as my Honor. Edge detection is worse than Honor. Takes around 3-4 tries to tap and focus and then it works and still blurs ears and hair. Front camera is fine for the price but the image in viewfinder is too much grainy, it looks like a VGA camera. But after taking picture, it processes and gives far better output. It has an 8MP camera and is on par with my Honor's 24MP camera. If HDR/AI mode isn't turned on, then the selfies are also useless.AI adds too much over sharpening. However I'm impressed by the night mode. It processes and gives a really appealing result.> Software is good. I haven't received any ADs yet. I carefully checked the TnC & unticked AD personalizations. Also, I uninstalled all the bloatwares immediately after opening. Only GetApps isn't getting uninstalled/disabled. I've restricted its background processes, notifications etc and it's not bothering me. I had also heard that MIUI has a lot of bugs, but thank god I've not encountered any yet. Also, I love its animations. They're fluid and pleasing. However lags in third party apps are easily noticeable. I don't play games, so can't comment about it. I can say, My Honor phone at 60Hz is smoother in third party apps than this phone's 90Hz. It gets warm at the top when using Twitter/Disney+ Hotstar/SonyLIV/Prime Video and while playing FHD+ or higher resolution videos on any app which was not an issue on my Honor> Best thing I like about this phone is its dual speakers. It's a pleasure to listen to it. The bass, the treble, the highs and lows are just awesome. It's equally loud as my old LCD TV. After buying this device, I came to know on twitter that this is the only device in that price segment that comes with a balanced stereo speaker.> Network Reception is good. No proximity sensor issue(as many faced in other Xiaomi devices). 4G+ works fine at my location and easily gets 30Mbps+ speed. Though it supports only B40C(2 or 3 other combos are useless like 1C, 3C because Indian operators don't support them yet) , but at least better than many phones which don't even support CA and are prices higher than this. Only problem is BT & Wi-Fi connectivity. It takes about 40-50 seconds to find a hotspot kept next to it, while it only takes 1-2 seconds in my Honor phone. Sometimes, it doesn't even find it and I have to restart Wi-Fi/BT. This is a bug and I hope it's fixed soon. IR remote works with my TV but only On/Off & volume buttons work. Submitted my TV's model number and I hope they'll fix it.Overall, this phone isn't upto my expectations. Neither am I completely satisfied with it. But it's a good phone for the price. Not worth a penny more than ₹12,000. If it came for ₹11,499 or less, then it was completely value for money.Redmi Note 10 was launched around the same price but got a price hike otherwise it was 3 times better option than this.