The latest smartphone from Xiaomi's mid-range series has come under the spotlight DxOMark, the agency that, as usual, deals with audio, video performances and not just devices. The release of Redmi Note 13 series in Italy has aroused interest and Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G cameras all in all they did not disappoint. But the same thing will also apply to the of the device? Here's what came out of the experts' evaluation.
Display performance of the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G
The Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G comes with a display 6,67 inch AMOLEDi, offering a resolution of 1220×2712 pixels and a refresh rate of 120 Hz, framed in a 20:9 aspect ratio. These specifications lay the foundation for a quality viewing experience, but what emerges when the device is put to the test?
DxOMark experts first examined the performance of the screen under direct sunlight exposure. Despite the promises, it turned out that the readability and color fidelity suffer a significant decline, highlighting a vulnerability of the device in conditions of strong external light.
In the context of watching videos in HDR, the Note 13 Pro+ 5G showed a natural color reproduction. However, despite this color fidelity, the brightness doesn't seem to be up to par, leaving the user with the feeling that something is missing for a fully satisfying viewing experience.
With regard to the reactivity, the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G display proved to live up to expectations, with a fast and precise touch response. Nonetheless, during gaming sessions, some issues such as image tearing and ghost clicks at the edges of the screen, shadows that can disturb the player's immersion.
An indisputable strong point is the almost total absence of flickering, even at low brightness levels, thanks to an excellent PWM index of 1930 Hz. This aspect, together with a high score in color reproduction, places the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G at the top of its category for some key aspects of visual quality .
Despite its excellent performance in specific sectors, the device ranks only one hundred and sixth in the general DxOMark ranking, placing fourteenth place among smartphones in its price range. This positioning highlights an area of improvement for Redmi, which may focus on optimizing brightness and color management in bright conditions for future iterations.
