Il Redmi K50, released in China last March, ranks first among the most powerful smartphones in the AnTuTu ranking of April. Let's find out all the details.
Redmi K50 is the most powerful mid-range on the market
Released for now only in the homeland of Xiaomi and with still several questions about its landing at a global level, the Redmi K50 it is the most powerful mid-range. At least according to AnTuTu, which places him at the top of its ranking with ben 814.032 points. The processor was certainly the first to impress MediaTek Dimensity 8100. The configuration taken into consideration is the 12 + 256 GB one.
On the podium, immediately behind the Redmi K50, are placed the Realme GT Neo3 with 811.881 points and on the lowest step here is the iQOO Neo4 with the Snapdragon 870 processor and 732.559 points. But returning to the Redmi K50, let's review its technical data sheet in more detail.
The smartphone in question, as we said, debuted the new MediaTek Dimensity 8100 chip. A TSMC 5nm process chipset consisting of 4 large Cortex A78 cores with a CPU frequency of 2,85 GHz and 4 little cores Cortex A55. The frequency is 2,0 GHz and the score in AnTuTu surpasses that of the Snapdragon 888.
The smartphone adopts the same screen as the Pro version, but the other specifications change. The standard version in fact adopts one main camera from 48 megapixel rear-mounted (with OIS optical image stabilization), an 8-megapixel ultra wide-angle and a 2-megapixel macro camera. The front camera is a 20 megapixel sensor (Sony IMX596),
We also see changes in autonomy, with the Redmi K50 integrating a larger battery from 5500mAh and supports a 67 W charging (full charge in 48 minutes). It has a starting price of 2399 yuan (340 euros) for the version with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal memory.
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Mid-range a 500 € cellphone with D8100 would not define it. Top performance and prices. D920 and S778g are medium sized. Already the top D1200 of a year ago (but lower than the new d8000) today can be found at lower prices. In a month or so I would like to retire the mi9t, I wanted a D8000, but the first models seem to cost too much.