Mi 10S Price in Jordan

Why consider it?

Because it pairs a Snapdragon 870 with a 108MP main camera on a 1/1.33-inch sensor with optical stabilisation, and adds 30W wireless charging that rarely appears at this price level.

Who it suits

A buyer who cares more about the main camera, the speakers and wireless charging than about a refresh-rate number, and who does not mind a phone built and sold only for China.

Who should look elsewhere

Anyone who expects 120Hz at this money, counts on a charger being in the box, or needs published support and service for their own market.

Performance, camera, display and battery — and the limits of the evidence

The Mi 10S is easy to describe and hard to recommend without conditions. Xiaomi's Chinese specification table gives it a Snapdragon 870 with a Kryo 585 CPU and an Adreno 650 GPU running up to 670MHz, LPDDR5 memory and UFS 3.0 storage. The screen is a curved 6.67-inch AMOLED at 2340x1080 with a 90Hz refresh rate, 180Hz touch sampling and a stated 1120-nit peak. The rear array is a quartet: a 108MP sensor measuring 1/1.33 inches at f/1.69 with optical stabilisation, a 13MP ultra-wide covering 123 degrees, and depth and macro lenses for which Xiaomi publishes no megapixel count at all. Its front camera is 20 MP.

Its genuine strength is not the headline sensor but the charging set: 4780mAh with 33W wired, 30W wireless and 10W reverse wireless, an unusual spread at this level. Against that, the package-contents row in the same table names no charger and no cable - the listed accessories are an adapter, a case, the SIM tool and documentation.

What actually settles the decision sits outside the spec page. First, the model is listed as Mi 10S (CN) on Xiaomi's end-of-life list, which means no further software or security updates, and the table records MIUI 12 as the software it shipped with. Second, this model was never launched outside China, so it is missing from the global ROM archive, and its bands and services are written for one market.

Alternatives worth comparing

• Poco F3 — ≈ 3 cheaper, with the same chip and a 120Hz AMOLED instead of 90Hz, but a 48MP main camera without optical stabilisation and no wireless charging (≈ 105). (105 JOD · estimate)
• Galaxy S20 FE — ≈ 7 dearer, on a slightly older Snapdragon 865, but a globally launched phone with a 120Hz screen and a published Samsung support chain rather than single-market firmware (≈ 115). (115 JOD · estimate)

Strengths and trade-offs in detail ›

Verdict — conditional on your needs and the documented price above

If one reaches you in clean condition and you accept that you are buying a Chinese-market phone with its language, store and services as they are, the camera, audio and wireless charging justify ≈ 108; but if you expect official support or the smoothness of 120Hz, the plain limit is that Xiaomi lists it among end-of-life devices and never launched it outside China in the first place.

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We have not tested this phone hands-on: the analysis above is built from the manufacturer's published specifications and from the price and price status in our record — not from camera or battery measurements we ran, and not from user reviews. Sources: Xiaomi China - Xiaomi 10S (Mi 10S) official specifications table · Xiaomi Security Center - support policy and EOL product list (Mi 10S (CN) listed) · Xiaomi Community - official global ROM archive device index (Mi 10S absent) · Text updated: 2026-09-14