Nobody expected the display of Xiaomi mi 11 ultra was the best ever and in fact it is. The highly trained team of DxOMark, Which by poco started reviewing too display and batteries of smartphones, has decided to put Xiaomi's latest super flagship under the magnifying glass. As everyone will know, the device in question has been around for quite some time the best in the world (in the true sense of the word) in photographic terms, but it did not behave equally as regards the display. Let's go see the details together.
DxOMark evaluates the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra display: it does not excel but still manages to overcome worthy rivals. In the top 10 of super flagships
Before we start real what he has to say DxOMark on the display of Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, let's make a recap of the specifications of the screen: we talk about a AMOLED display display with dimensions of 6.81 ″, specifically 164.3 x 74.6 x 8.38 mm. The resolution is Full HD +, which is 3200 x 1440 pixels, and has a top refresh rate of 120Hz.
The overall score of 87 points of the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra places it at the lower end of the top 10 devices in the database ranking in the ultra-premium range, together with the Apple iPhone 12 Pro. Like its brand brother, the Xiaomi Mi 11, it shows a clear improvement over the predecessor of this line, the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra. The Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra performed quite well in the color test with an 87 ranking it at second place in the ranking of the ultra-premium category, a better point than the Mi 11. However, the colors are sometimes too saturated and in indoor lighting conditions a dominant yellowish or greenish, as in the photo below.
As regards the video lesson instead, the device performed well. Its 78 points place it in the top 10 ultra-premium devices. When watching HDR10 content, the brightness is suitable for pleasant viewing. As for the contrast, the mid-tones are well rendered. In some scenes, dark details can be difficult to distinguish on HDR10 content. In terms of color rendering, one is observable slight yellow-green dominant. When it comes to skin tones, the color cast is slightly perceptible, but the rendering is acceptable.
In conclusion: the areas of improvement are precision and fluidity in the touch attribute and better handling of dark details when viewing HDR10 content. His strengthsInstead, they include accurate color rendition, good video brightness, and decent readability under most conditions tested.
