Despite the relatively low sales price of the new Xiaomi Mi Pad 2, the Chinese giant has seriously compete in the best ways in the high end. In fact, at the first AnTuTu benchmark test to which Xiaomi Mi Pad 2 was submitted, the result that came out is 85.101 points, or poco below the score of Meizu Pro 5, the smartphone considered by AnTuTu to be the most powerful of the Q3, which scored 85.652 points and the recent record of Huawei Mate 8, which scored 98.746 points.
If we take this benchmark result as the reference power of the tablet and put it together with the selling price to which Xiaomi proposes it (150 euro for the version 16 GB and 190 euro for the 64 GB version), we are then front to the best device with regard to price-quality ratio, even higher than that of Xiaomi Redmi Note 3, of which we have already glimpsed a video unboxing | Xiaomi Redmi Notes 3 shows up in the first unboxing video | and a teardown | Xiaomi Redmi Notes 3: Here's a first teardown |.
Perhaps the only flaw that does not allow itself to be above the competition represented by the Samsung Galxy Tab S2, the iPad Air 2 and the new Windows Tablets is the limitation in the sale. But this is a common problem for all Xiaomi products and surely it is only for us Westerners.
via | Xiaomi Fans Italia
