Xiaomi Mi Note 10 SPEED & GAMING vs P30 Pro vs Mi 9 By TechZG

Let's see how the Minor 10 stacks up against the competition we've got it up against one of the flagships in the chamois lineup the mean nine and also the P30 Pro, because it's hard not to think this is shimmies version of the P30 Pro. It offers a very similar curve screen design a similar notch cut out and, of course, that long-range zoom camera, similar to what you find in the p30 probe, the mean like 10, is giving us a 730, G Snapdragon chipset, it's the best mid-range chip. You can get at the moment, but it is not a flagship chipset, whereas the 9 and the P30 Pro were flagships in their time. So is it better to go for a brand new mid-range phone or maybe get a slightly older flagship phone which is going to be the better performer during app openings? The Minor 10 was lost most of the time, but in normal daily usage, it's not really going to make much difference and to two scores again are a decent indicator of how powerful the chipset is, but when you're using the phone daily, it's not something you're going to notice too much the mean. I've got a really poor score here. I! Don't know why that was, but you can see that 730 G chipset just isn't as powerful as the other two exporting a 1080p five-minute video in Kinney master on all the phones.

You can only go up to 1080p with the Minor 10, so I've kept it fair and done that on the other two phones too. Unsurprisingly, because of the mid-range chipset, it was last to finish the P30 Pro and the mean iron putting in a good score for each of those. But again the mid-range chipset will suffer against the flagship chipsets, something where the chipset doesn't really matter too much is with RAM management. So you can see I'm opening every app on the phone in this list. It comprises every app that you would use on a daily basis, social media games, browsing apps, news, apps, etc.

So I've opened all of these apps and then, let's see which apps are in memory or if any have been closed down. Pop G has been kept open and also that's a good thing going through to subway surfers again. It's been kept open in all the phones. I do is a web browsing app, much like Google and again has been it's open in all the phones moving on to HQ music, which is often closed if Ram is getting short, but as you can see, it's still open in all the phones, they're moving towards the bottom of the list going through to Taobao, which is the shopping app. These may be closed if Ram is getting short.

But again, it's open in all the phones. Ite is a video streaming app and all the phones keep it in memory, a good job so far by all the phones moving through to Weibo, which is a bit like Twitter, even though that is an add screen, it is still open, and then we chat is the final app. It was kept open in all the phones. So that's six gigabytes of RAM performed just as well as the eight gigabytes in the hallway. Something I noticed is that the fingerprint sensor is really high up on the mean nighttime compared to the p30 pre-money, so the Men 10 offers a much bigger fingerprint sensor than before.

That means you can be slightly less accurate, with putting your thumb on the screen. I would have to give opening times just to the P30 Pro, because I think the animation looks quicker and also compared to the mean 9. The fingerprint sensor is higher on the screen than Xiaomi zone flagship phone, but how about the unlocking times again, as you can see, I think the animation on the 9 is a little quicker than the mean like tense. However, the actual hardware involved, I, don't think, there's too much difference between it. It is just down to the animation.

Another thing that I noticed with the note, 10 versus the mean nine- is the snappiness of the camera flicking through that camera, app to photos to 108, megapixel mode or 48 megapixel mode, in the mean nine and then to video. It takes a second or two longer, on the mean, like 10, to actually load the capture screen having the P30 Pro side-by-side with amino 10. These really are cut from the same cloth. They have a lot of similarities but again somewhere that the mid-range chipset will cut back is with gameplay, as you can't use high refresh rate mode when you're playing pub key a non-issue if you're not a really avid gamer, but we've seen high refresh rate mode on the K 20 Pro, and it's certainly there with the Realme x2 Pro and adding a 90 Hertz refresh rate screen onto that is really great. Coming back to this, with a 60 Hertz, refresh rate screen and no high refresh rate mode on pub G, it feels a little choppy, but it is difficult to compare those because the phones are really made for different audiences and for different things.

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Source : TechZG