If nothing unexpected happens, the Redmi K60 series will be the last mobile phone of this year, and it also opens up a new "K series universe", so the new phone has attracted much attention from netizens. Before the new phone goes on sale, I hope to help everyone understand the configuration through objective evaluation. In addition to the advantages, there are also some shortcomings that cannot be ignored. It is up to you to decide whether it is worth buying.
First of all, the 2K screen that attracts the most attention is from the domestic Huaxing Optoelectronics . The display effect has indeed reached the first-class level. The 526PPI pixel density plus the diamond arrangement basically reaches the level of Samsung E5 luminescent material. Moreover, the K60 has separately customized this screen to achieve a 12-bit color depth effect, so it is more comfortable to watch some high-contrast pictures, and the color display is dozens of times higher than 10.7 colors.
The shortcoming is here. It would be a pity that such an excellent screen can only be used as a straight screen. Assuming that a curved screen version can be launched, even if the price is 200 yuan higher, it is acceptable. After all, the texture of a curved screen is much better than that of a straight screen phone. The guess may be that Lu Weibing has done market research and found that target users are not sensitive to screen shapes, so they have not launched curved screen mobile phones for a long time, but this is just a personal opinion.
There may be another reason why the K60 series only makes direct screens, because the K60 series focuses on gaming performance, and the straight screen can bring a better operating experience and will not be as easy to accidentally touch as the curved screen. The core of the K60 is equipped with a Snapdragon 8+ processor. The AnTuTu score is around 1.1 million. It performs well in both daily use and playing games. The new machine is indeed powerful with the violent engine mode. After playing a few games, there was basically no drop in image quality or frame rate and . When I touched the back, it was only slightly warm.
After using it for a few days, I found that the battery life of the K60 is the strongest on the planet, and the 5500 mAh battery is indeed worthy of its reputation. After fully charging it at night, I woke up the next day and found that there was no shortage of battery. I spent about four or five hours with the screen on for a day watching short videos, chatting on WeChat, and playing a few games. When I got home at night, I still had 30 to 40 battery left to play for a while. I just charged it about half an hour before going to bed.
This also brings up the second shortcoming. The K60 standard version only has 67W wired charging, and the K60 Pro has 120W charging. There is no 210W fast charging version in the whole series, and the speed is not as fast as the Note12 exploration version. My guess is that big battery and super fast charging are incompatible. and Xiaomi need to continue to be developed in the laboratory for a while. If you have to choose between battery life and super fast charging, I think long battery life is more important.
Generally speaking, the performance of K60 is satisfactory. There is no curved screen and 210W super fast charging. It can be seen that the choice is made after weighing technology and reality. When picking faults, you must realize that it is a mid-range machine with a starting price of 2.5K. You cannot really judge it by the level of high-end machines. What do you think of the performance of the K60?
