Recently, Xiaomi released the new Xiaomi 12T series phone overseas. Although it is exclusive to the overseas market, as the first Xiaomi mobile phone equipped with 200 million pixels, the attention is still quite high. And the release of overseas markets also indicates that the same new opportunities will appear in the domestic market.
has released 2 models this time, namely Xiaomi 12T and Xiaomi 12T Pro, but there are many differences in configurations. They are all equipped with a 6.67-inch AMOLED centered hole-punch screen. Although it is a straight screen, the edges of the screen are covered with 2.5D glass, making the sliding of the edges of the screen smoother.
screen has a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, supports intelligent switching of 30Hz/60Hz/90Hz/120Hz, and also supports 900nit peak brightness, 4096-level brightness adjustment, HDR10+, 360° ambient light sensor, etc., which is quite sufficient for display. Everyone is quite familiar with the back of
. Since the release of Xiaomi 12, the design of the camera module is the best in Xiaomi's history, and it is still used on the Xiaomi 12T series, which makes people tell at a glance that it is a new Xiaomi series phone. However, the disadvantages are also quite obvious. If you don’t look closely, you may think it is Xiaomi 12 a year ago. The appearance of the two new phones is almost no different, and even the measurement size is 163.1mm*75.9mm*8.6mm, but the weight is about 3g. The 12T is 202g, and the 12T Pro is 205g.
One of the major differences between them is the chip. Xiaomi 12T uses MediaTek Dimensity 8100-Ultra chip, uses 5nm TSMC process technology , with a maximum main frequency of 2.85GHz, and has excellent energy efficiency and performance and is considered the first choice chip in the entire mid-range smartphone.
, while Xiaomi 12T Pro uses , Qualcomm 's latest Snapdragon 8+ Gen1, so there is no need to introduce this chip too much. After Qualcomm was sprayed for a year, it finally showed the level it should have, with strong ability, low heat generation, and reasonable power consumption. This is the real flagship chip. Another big difference between
is the camera. Xiaomi 12T adopts a 100 million pixel wide angle + 8 million ultra-wide angle + 2 million macro combination. The main camera sensor is ISOCELL HM6, with a 1/1.67-inch large sole, F1.7 aperture and OIS anti-shake. At the same time, this combination also supports video recording up to 4K/30fps.
Xiaomi 12T Pro is a combination of 200 million pixels wide-angle lens + 8 million ultra-wide-angle + 2 million macro. The main camera is Samsung ISOCELL HP1, with a sensor size of 1/1.22 inch, supporting 1.28μm 4-in-1 pixels and 2.56μm 16-in-1 super pixels. It not only has super high resolution, but also performs quite strongly in night scenes.
This lens also supports video recording up to 8K/30fps, or 4K/60fps, and slow motion recording can also reach 1920fps. In fact, this lens has been unveiled on our domestic moto X30 Pro. With the support of 200 million pixels, it can indeed have stronger resolution and allow you to get clearer photos.
In other aspects, both phones have 5000mAh batteries and also support wired fast charging up to 120W, which can be fully charged in 19 minutes, and even a 120W charger is standard on the phone box, which gives a good review. Among the small details, there are also many such as dual speakers, Harman Katon tuning, infrared remote control, X-axis linear motor, etc.
finally comes at the price. Xiaomi 12T starts at 599 euros, and Xiaomi 12T Pro starts at 749 euros, equivalent to RMB 4,226 and RMB 5,284 respectively. If Xiaomi launched a 200 million pixel mobile phone in China, the price would be a little cheaper, maybe it would be stuck at 4,599 yuan. If it was this price, would you choose?
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