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What is the current redmi note 10 pro price in nigeria for the 120Hz display model preferred by mobile gamers?

I am a heavy mobile gamer and a tech enthusiast. I know that a high refresh rate display changes the entire experience of using a smartphone. The Redmi Note 10 Pro has been praised globally for bringing a 120Hz AMOLED display and a 108MP camera to the mid-range market. Even though newer models are out, I am specifically hunting for this device. What is the current redmi note 10 pro price in nigeria for a neatly used or new-old-stock unit? Are there any known issues with motherboard failure or software bugs on the MIUI interface that I should be extremely careful about before buying this specific model in the Nigerian market?

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For a tech enthusiast, the current redmi note 10 pro price in nigeria is highly sought after because the phone is a legendary mid-range device. Finding a brand new sealed unit is almost impossible now, but a neatly used unit currently sells for between 150,000 and 190,000 Naira depending on condition. The 120Hz Super AMOLED display is still superior to many phones released this year; gaming and scrolling feel incredibly premium and fluid. The 108MP camera takes phenomenal photos, and the Snapdragon 732G processor handles mobile games very well without severe overheating. It truly was the phone that redefined what a budget device could offer, which is why gamers are still actively hunting for it in the pre-owned market.

While evaluating the redmi note 10 pro price in nigeria, you must be extremely cautious about the known hardware flaws associated with this specific model. The device is famous for a critical motherboard issue. After about a year of heavy usage and software updates, many users experienced sudden loss of audio (the speakers and microphone stop working), followed by the front camera crashing, and eventually, the phone refusing to turn on (dead boot). This is caused by weak factory soldering on the CPU pins. If you are buying a used unit, thoroughly test the front camera, play music loudly to test the stereo speakers, and make a voice note. If any of these lag or fail, do not buy the phone. The repair for this CPU issue is very expensive and often temporary.

I still use my Redmi Note 10 Pro. The display is gorgeous and the stereo speakers are incredibly loud. However, the MIUI software is full of annoying bugs and advertisements in system apps. You have to manually disable the ads in the settings.

I suffered from the exact motherboard issue mentioned above. My front camera died out of nowhere, and a week later, the phone went dead completely. The repair technician in Computer Village charged me 25,000 Naira to reball the CPU.

If you can find one that has not been repaired, it is a great gaming phone. Just do not update the MIUI software to the latest version. The older software versions run much cooler and are far more stable.