By now Xiaomi with its products has reached a quality level such as to question itself with other top brands that have dominated the ideology of quality in the technology sector for decades. With the presentation of Xiaomi Mi 11, Lei Jun himself has related the smartphone display with what is offered by the iPhone 12 Pro Max, the excellence at the moment for the iOS world, but the executive stated without any problem that how much as a dowry on Mi 11 exceeds that of the bitten apple in quality.
Lei Jun's statement may seem bold and almost brazen, but it is based on technical specifications and tests, so much so that the words of the company specialized in providing consultancy for the calibration of displays, or DislayMate, which has made public the tests performed right on the display of the latest Xiaomi Mi 11 flagship.
The Xiaomi Mi 11 display borders on perfection according to DisplayMate, surpassing iPhone 12 Pro Max
Recall that the latest top of the range of the Asian brand mounts a 6,81 inch AMOLED panel with Quad HD + resolution (3200 x 1440 pixels) with a definition of 515 PPI, form factor in 20: 9 and dynamic refresh rate at 120 Hz Definitely characteristics that already on paper make us perceive the goodness and performance that a display of this kind will give us, definitely superior to that of the iPhone 12 Pro Max. But it is the tests performed by DisplayMate to silence any doubts. The funny thing is that both displays, namely iPhone 12 Pro Max and Xiaomi Mi 11, are produced by Samsung.
The tests performed in the laboratory have entrusted the maximum score of A + to the Xiaomi flagship, passing all the tests with flying colors, decreeing on balance that Xiaomi Mi 11 is currently the excellence in the mobile market at least for what concerns the display and relative yield.
In the various tests performed in the laboratory by DisplayMate, the smartphone of the Asian company has set 13 records that we now list below:
- Highest color accuracy (0,3 JNCD)
- Maximum accuracy of image contrast and intensity scale (range 2,20)
- Minimal change in color accuracy and intensity scale (0,5 JNCD)
- Minimal variation in image contrast and intensity scale (range 0,02)
- Minimum change in peak luminance (2%)
- Full screen brightness for OLED smartphones (996 nits at 100%)
- Maximum peak display brightness (1.771 nits for low APL)
- The widest range of native colors (111% DCI-P3 and 139% sRGB / Rec.709 for Saturated Mode)
- Higher contrast ratio (infinite)
- Lower screen reflectance (4,4%)
- Higher degree of contrast in ambient light (226 for 100% and 403 for maximum brightness)
- Minimal white color variation with viewing angle (0,5 JNCD at 30 °)
- Maximum visible screen resolution 3K (3200 1440 ×)
In short, Xiaomi Mi 11 is decreed to be a device that is actually worth the expense that will be incurred for the purchase, even if with experience we have learned that laboratory tests are better put aside and only when we are able to try it, we could give our judgment, but the premises seem to be really exciting.
