I don’t know what everyone thinks of today’s mobile phones. Anyway, in my opinion, mobile phone manufacturers in recent years are really running out of time. First they were comparing benchmarks in terms of performance, then they were comparing pictures of the moon in terms of images, and now they are Competing on screens and charging has also made the current products more and more homogeneous. I really don’t know what configurations each manufacturer will introduce in the next stage.
In this crazy process of being rolled into , many manufacturers will also send some recognized authoritative organizations to test scores. After all, they all say that their own products are good. If is a mule, is a horse. It must be led out to see, so it once caused a stir. With the popularity of various mobile phone manufacturers, the advantages and disadvantages of mobile phone products can be compared, consumers can have an intuitive impression, and evaluation institutions can also make money. This can be regarded as a win-win situation.
In fact, manufacturers use this method to take photos, and everyone sends them to an evaluation agency called DxoMark for certification. After all, there are many mobile phone brands now, and each of them is vigorously promoting how good their photography is, such as camera matrix, 100 million pixels, Leica four-camera... It's all talk, but we ordinary consumers can't go there at all. Distinguish between good and bad.
Initially, DxoMark was just a camera review website that rated camera sensors and lenses. In 2012, it launched the DxOMark Mobile service to expand its business.
really became popular when Huawei teamed up with and Leica in 2018 to release the world’s first three-camera Leica model, the P20 Pro. After sending it to DxoMark for testing, it finally achieved a total score of 109, becoming the first model with a comprehensive score of over 100. cell phone.
At this point, DxoMark has entered everyone's field of vision, and has slowly become a classic link in introducing imaging capabilities at major manufacturers' flagship phone launches.
In the past period of time, Huawei has embarked on a journey to dominate the rankings. However, the Xiaomi Mi CC9 Pro released by Xiaomi in 2019 successfully scored 121 points on the DxoMark rankings with its launch of 100 million pixels. It tied for first place with the Huawei Mate 30 Pro at the time, so much so that Lei Jun said excitedly at the press conference, "Having a friend like Huawei is our greatest luck for Xiaomi."
To put it this way, many things are said As the world is known, sometimes things that don’t play well can become accidents. More than a month later, Huawei Mate30 Pro 5G made a comeback, leaving Xiaomi CC9 Pro behind with a total score of 123. Then the Honor V30 Pro scored 122 points, filling the gap. The position of 122 is in the second place...
After this, the DxoMark ranking list lacked some credibility, and there were a lot of doubts on the Internet. Some people even said it was an unofficial list, and some people criticized DXOMark as a paid service.
is scolded, but it should still be sent for testing. During this period, the DXOMark ranking has also become a battlefield between Xiaomi and Huawei. The P40 Pro was launched here with 132 points, the Xiaomi 10 Extreme Edition was launched with 133 points, the Xiaomi 11 Ultra was 143 points, and the P50 Pro was 144 points. Everyone is wondering, is it really such a coincidence? Only One point difference?
In fact, so far, DXOMARK’s scoring strategy is still a black box. There is no upper limit on the score, and the total score is not the sum or average of the sub-project scores. They claim to use their own “proprietary and confidential” scoring Method, this basically makes it clear that the scoring power is in DXOMARK's own hands, and it does not just look at the product.
This gives people the feeling that it is easier to get money to do things...
As for why it is suddenly mentioned today? Just yesterday it was officially announced that the Xiaomi Mi 12S series will be released on July 4. Among them, the ultra-large Xiaomi Mi 12S Ultra is the flagship jointly built with Leica, and it debuts the Sony IMX989 one-inch outsole. Its imaging capabilities will obviously hit the world's top spot. However, Lei Jun stated today that Xiaomi 12S Ultra will not send DXO for testing, which means that everyone will not be able to see the scores.
Lei Jun’s statement also made DXO officials feel that something was wrong, and they quickly came out for public relations. Although they did not mention any brands, they emphasized that DXO always adheres to professional and objective standards.
This is worth pondering. It only took four years for Xiao Tiantian to become Mrs. Niu today.
What do you think about this?
