Does it make sense to overpay for the Pro version of Xiaomi 13T? Or is it better to take the regular 13T? The host of the YouTube channel “i-shoppers Reviews” answered these questions during the review.
Along with the Xiaomi 13T you will receive a case, cable and 67W charger. At the same time, the 13T Pro already charges at 120 W. Also, the 13T version received protection against moisture and dust according to the IP68 standard.
The screens of 13T and 13T Pro have the same features. But at the same time, at a narrow angle, the 13T screen turns into a warm tint, and the Pro version turns into a cold tint.
The screen of the regular 13T version is slightly brighter. The PWM is also smaller on this model compared to the 13T Pro.
The processors installed in smartphones are different. Xiaomi 13T Pro has Dimensity 9200+ while 13T has Dimensity 8200 Ultra. The average frame rate in Genshin Impact is clearly higher than the Pro version, but the 13T did not reduce the brightness under load as much as the 13T Pro. You can see the results of the processor tests in the comparisons below. In general, the Pro version is more suitable for game lovers.
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13T and 13T Pro have the same camera set. It includes a 50MP main lens with optical stabilization, a 50MP telephoto lens with 2x zoom, and a 12MP wide lens. The front camera on both phones is 20 MP. Sample images are above.
As for video shooting, the 13T Pro can record video even in 8K. But the regular version only maxes out at 4K 30fps.
Battery capacity is the same – 5000 mAh. At the same time, the 13T was better in terms of autonomy: it lasted longer when watching videos on YouTube in 1080p with a brightness of 50 cd/m2. square meter 19 hours 10 minutes, 13T Pro – 17 hours 30 minutes.
13T Pro charges to 100% in 27 minutes, and 13T in 44 minutes.
The presenter himself would choose the 13T among these two smartphones. Because the lack of the ability to shoot 8K video and lower FPS in games are non-critical disadvantages of this model.
Source: Ferra
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