On Xiaomi Mi 10 we have heard of all sorts, often focusing only and exclusively on the potential offered by the device in terms of hardware and photographic comaprto. It almost seems that the display used in the new flagship has gone unnoticed by the tech world, perhaps due to the noticeable curvature present on the edges that in everyday life make it ergonomically poco comfortable to use.
In any case we remember that Xiaomi Mi 10 boasts a 6,67-inch AMOLED screen with a refresh rate of 90 Hz but above all a sampling rate of 180 Hz. Finally, to contribute to the immersion offered by the panel we think a small hole that incorporates a selfie camera. Those who have already had the good fortune to try the new smartphone have certainly confirmed the significant improvement that Lei Jun's company has brought as a dowry to this panel, capable of returning super faithful colors rich in details and shades.
But let's go back to the detail of the sampling frequency at 180 Hz, however making a distinction with that relating to the image update at 90 Hz. In fact the 180 Hz should not be confused with the refresh rate, but rather should be understood as the times per second where Mi 10 is able to read the touch to detect the changes. Put simply, we can say that the 180 Hz refresh rate refers to the number of times per second, precisely 180, in which the area we are touching with our fingers is read.
What is the 180Hz sampling rate of the Xiaomi Mi 10 and what advantages does it offer
This improves the accuracy of the reading, while improving the recognition of our fingers on the screen. Several times a second a terminal reads the screen, the more precise the position detected in front of rapid or sliding movements. For example if we move the finger on the screen of Xiaomi Mi 10 from a point A to a point B with a time of 1 second. the device will recognize 180 different points between point A and point B.
But what are the advantages of having such a high sampling rate as standard? A joy for mobile gaming lovers, as this technology is closely related to mobile games: the higher the frequency on our terminal, the more precise our way of aiming and moving with respect to our enemy will be. Functionality that will certainly be appreciated in mobile games such as shooter and battle royale, such as Fortnite, Call of Duty Mobile to name a few, in which the reaction speed makes the difference between being dead or alive.
Another advantage is linked to an artistic side of the user. In fact, if you are used to making small drawings on the screen of your smartphone, with a high sampling frequency the recognition of our features on it will be better. Who knows that this is not the basis for Xiaomi in proposing a Mi Pad with pen in the future, just like the Samsung and Apple solution?
