A few days ago we saw how DxOMark will add the "autonomy" sector to its own benchmarks, thus bringing the platform to be more complete. But evidently the team's projects are much, much bigger and the goal is undoubtedly that of propose itself as the definitive standard. For what? Clearly for the choice of smartphones, speakers and all the other products that will arrive. Today's news concerns the inclusion of the price segmentation in its own rankings. Let's see what it is.
DxOMark adds price segmentation to its rankings, helping users also from the point of view of the cost of a device
If until today DxOMark it has been a reference point for the photographic sector of smartphones, from now on it will become even more complete. It has indeed announced that your portal will be expanded with important features. In reality it is only one. This allows people to filter smartphones in the rankings based on the introductory price, brand and launch date. This will help identify mobile devices with the best performing cameras, sound systems and displays based on preferences and budget.
The DxOMark portfolio essentially expands and, in this case, let's see the introduction of different price ranges for smartphones:
• Essential (under $ 200)
• Advanced (between $ 200 and $ 399)
• High-end (between $ 400 and $ 599)
• Premium (between $ 600 and $ 799)
• Ultra-Premium (over $ 800)
According to what was communicated by the benchmarking platform, they will come for segmentation purposes dollar introductory prices used. These, only if necessary and in the event of a launch outside the United States, will come converted into other currencies. But this change will not only affect smartphones, but also speaker. Their classification follows.
- Essential: less than $ 200
- Advanced: between $ 200 and $ 599
- Premium: over $ 600 (this is a new segment just added)
