The hardware of the devices is almost the same. The only difference between models is charging power. 67 W for Poco X5 Pro, F5, X5 Pro, Redmi 12 Pro, 33 W for Poco .
As for the screen diagonal, it is the same everywhere – 6.67 inches. All devices run on Android 13.
If we talk about the processors, Redmi Note 12 Pro + and Note 12 Pro have Dimensity 1080, Poco F5 Pro – Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, Poco F5 – 7+ Gen 2, Poco X5 Pro – Snapdragon 778G, Poco X5 – Snapdragon 695, Redmi . Note 12 5G – Snapdragon 4 Gen 1, Note 12 5G – Snapdragon 685.
According to AnTuTu, the strongest of them is Poco F5 Pro (1 million 304 thousand points), the weakest is Note 12 4G (Snapdragon 685).
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Stereo speakers are only available on Poco F5 Pro, F5, X5 Pro, Redmi Note 12 Pro+ and Redmi Note. The rest have mono sound.
In terms of gaming performance, Poco F5 Pro and F5 rank first, X5 Pro ranks second, Redmi Note 12 Pro and Pro+ rank third, Poco X5 ranks fourth, Redmi Note 12 5G ranks fifth, Redmi Note 12 4G ranks sixth. While the hottest of these were Poco F5 Pro and Poco F5, in terms of heating, X5 Pro ranked second, and Note 12 Pro+ and Note 12 Pro ranked third.
All models except Poco F5 Pro have 5000 mA battery capacityh.It is also 5160 mA for Poco F5 Pro.H.
According to the review results, Poco F5 Pro received the highest score. And in principle, it is the most powerful smartphone. However, Redmi Note 12 5G scored only 219 points.
Source: Ferra
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