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Redmi 10 battery model name: BN63 for the Redmi 10 Prime

The Redmi 10 Prime battery code is BN63, most listings say, at 6000 mAh typical and about 3.85 V.

Codes matched from service listings and teardowns · Updated 2 Nov 2026

Xiaomi

ModelBN63

Capacity
6000 mAh typical

Fits

  • Redmi 10 Prime
Match the code on your old battery before you buy.

This site is not affiliated with Xiaomi; this is an independent explanation.

The Redmi 10 battery model name for the Redmi 10 Prime is BN63, as most listings match it, with a typical capacity of 6000 mAh. That is a large pack for a budget phone, and listings give about 3.85 V nominal. Treat the code as the likely answer and read the sticker on the cell before you order anything.

People also type this as "redmi 10 prime battery model number" or "redmi 10 battery model". The words Redmi 10 have been used for more than one version of the phone, and the pack size is not the same in every market. If your phone is the Prime sold in India, BN63 is the code to look for. If it is another Redmi 10 version, confirm first.

Quick facts

Battery codeBN63 (most listings match it)
PhoneRedmi 10 Prime
Capacity6000 mAh typical; the rated figure is on your pack
VoltageAbout 3.85 V nominal, so about 23.1 Wh
Where it is printedOn the cell sticker under the back panel
Replacement routeMaker's service point or a reliable technician

Step by step

  1. Read the phone name under About phone

    Open Settings, tap About phone and note the device name and the model number. If you cannot find it, type model in the Settings search bar.

  2. Match it with the retail box

    The box carries the full name and model number. A phone called only Redmi 10 may be a different version from the Prime, so compare both.

  3. Ask for the cell sticker to be read

    A technician opens the back and reads BN63 together with the capacity and voltage line. Do not pull or peel the pack yourself.

  4. Compare the new pack with the old

    Keep both packs side by side. The code, the size, the connector and the weight should look alike before anything is fitted.

Redmi 10 battery model name: BN63 and the phones listed with it

BN63 opens with BN, the letter pair Xiaomi puts on many Redmi and POCO cells. The letters only show the maker group. For the Redmi 10 Prime, most listings name BN63, and the BN63 page keeps the full code details in one place.

Redmi 10 phones and what is known about their pack
PhoneBattery statusNote
Redmi 10 PrimeBN63 in most listings6000 mAh typical, about 3.85 V
Redmi 10 (other versions)Unconfirmed for BN63Some listings group it with the Prime; read the sticker
Redmi 10 PowerNot confirmedDifferent phone; read its own label
Redmi 9ADifferent batterySee the Redmi 9A page

A shared name does not prove a shared battery. When two phones are sold as Redmi 10, ask which exact model number the owner holds.

How many mAh is the Redmi 10 Prime battery

The headline figure is 6000 mAh, the typical value quoted by makers and sellers of spares. Makers often print a lower rated figure on the label as well. Read the number on your own sticker instead of trusting a single figure.

Energy in watt hours is mAh times volts, divided by 1000. At 3.85 V, 6000 mAh works out to about 23.1 Wh. Pair a 6000 mAh cell with a lower voltage and it ends up holding less energy than BN63 does.

Even 6000 mAh cannot promise a fixed number of screen hours on the Redmi 10 Prime. Display use, network signal, brightness and apps matter as much. Other handsets in this class appear on our 6000 mAh roundup.

Finding BN63 on a Redmi 10 Prime

You cannot see the code with the phone closed. The phone is sealed, and the sticker sits on the cell under the back panel. Settings will show the model number, not the battery code, so use that number to confirm the phone version and let the technician read the sticker.

An owner asked for a battery for a phone he called Redmi 10. At the counter, the technician checked the Redmi 10 Prime's name under About phone before lifting the back. The sticker confirmed the pack, and the order went out with the exact code instead of a guess from the phone name.

If the battery is already out, look for the code, the capacity and the voltage on the same sticker. Tilt it under good light when the print is faint, because 3 and 8 can look alike.

Mix-ups at the counter

The usual error is the name. Redmi 10, Redmi 10 Prime and Redmi 10 Power sound like one family, yet each may carry a different cell. Another error is picking a pack because the mAh looks right. Equal capacity with a different code may not fit, and the connector can differ.

  • Neighbouring BN codes such as BN62 belong to other phones, so check their own pages.
  • Redmi Note phones have their own packs, for example the Redmi Note 11S.
  • A pack that only says 6000 mAh without a code is not enough to order from.

Every Xiaomi family pack is collected on the Redmi code index.

Signs your Redmi 10 Prime pack is weak

Warning signs seen on ageing packs
10 Prime signUnderlying causeNext step for the Redmi 10 Prime
Half a day of use even with light appsWorn cellCheck health, then book a new pack
Sudden off at 15 to 25 percentTired BN63 under loadGet it tested
Back panel lifting or screen gapSwollen cellStop charging, go the same day
Redmi 10 Prime hot while idleWorn BN63 or a stuck appRestart the 10 Prime and take off the case

Rule out apps and signal first with fast battery drain causes, then follow the health check.

A BN63 that has swollen, turned scorching, leaked or been dented can ignite. Pull the charger straight away, do not squeeze or bend the Redmi 10 Prime, and keep it well clear of heat. Bargain BN63 copies often claim well beyond 6000 mAh, so take only a pack printed with your exact code.

Replacing and caring for the pack

The back of this phone is not meant for home opening. Go to Xiaomi service or a repairer with a good reputation, quote the Redmi 10 Prime model number, and have them match BN63 to the sticker on the outgoing cell. Our battery replacement page has more fitting advice.

Spot a poor BN63 by laying it next to the Redmi 10 Prime's original cell. A bad one feels lighter, prints blurrily, lacks batch details or promises far beyond 6000 mAh.

Ask to see the old sticker before it goes into the bin. Take a picture so the next order is easy.

Day to day, charge the Redmi 10 Prime with its own adapter, keep it out of sun and away from bedding, and unplug it near full when convenient. Warmth and long hours at full charge shorten a BN63's life more than anything.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Redmi 10 Prime battery model number?

Most listings give BN63 for the Redmi 10 Prime, at 6000 mAh typical. Check the BN63 sticker on your own cell.

Is the Redmi 10 battery model BN63?

For the Prime, most listings say yes. Other phones sold as Redmi 10 are not confirmed, so check the model number first.

How many mAh is the Redmi 10 Prime battery?

It is sold as 6000 mAh typical. A lower rated figure may be printed on the sticker, so check your own pack.

Can I fit any 6000 mAh battery in my Redmi 10 Prime?

No. The code and connector must match, and the same mAh with a different code may not fit. Insist on BN63 or the code printed on your cell.

Where is the battery model written on a Redmi 10 Prime?

On the cell sticker under the back panel. Settings shows only the phone model number, which helps you confirm the version.

Is BN62 the same as BN63?

Do not assume so. A single digit separates those codes, and each serves its own phones. Compare the full code before you pay.