SHARP Singapore has officially brought in the new AQUOS R10 smartphone to the local market and it is armed with tech, especially in the visuals department.
Despite its looks, the R10 is being super unique in the space, as it is equipped with a 240Hz Pro IGZO OLED panel that offers superior peak brightness, and combine that with SHARP’s own “Virtual HDR” feature, vividness and vibrancy are enhanced on the fly.
Complementing the visuals is a powerful new full-metal box speaker setup, featuring top-and-bottom stereo sound with Dolby Atmos and adaptive acoustic tuning, making everything from music to movies sound richly immersive.
For a balanced performance and battery life, SHARP went for a mid-range Qualcomm chip, but they didn’t skimp on the RAM and storage, which is plenty for most users. Other than that, they also uplifted the photography section with a set of 50.3MP lenses (2 on the back, 1 at the front) plus some AI-powered image processing feature that can make zoom shots and night photos better.
The brand also included some cool smart features such as gen-AI powered call assistant that can listen in on your conversations, extract keywords in real time, and saves them as notes. If it detects a date or time, it can even suggest adding it directly to your calendar, making scheduling a breeze.
Lastly, it meets MIL-STD-810 standards for shock resistance, alongside being water- and dustproof, making it tough enough for everyday surprises.
Heres a quick specs rundown:
- 6.5-inch PRO IGZO LTPO AMOLED Display
- 1080p Resolution
- 240Hz Refresh Rate
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 Chipset
- 12GB RAM
- 512GB Storage
- Dual Back Cameras
- Main: 50.3MP f/1.9 (Dual Pixel PDAF, OIS)
- Ultra-Wide: 50.3MP f/2.2 (PDAF)
- 50.3MP Front Camera
- 5,000mAh Battery
- 35W Wired
Price and Availability
SHARP Singapore is selling the AQUOS R10 at the price of SG$1,099, and you can find it on the official website.
As a limited-time offer, you can grab it at just SG$999, plus a freebie of HP-TW45 Wireless Earbuds in Black will be included.
