Huawei's Mate series and Xiaomi digital series are both masterpieces of the two brands. This year's Mate50 series has undergone a major overhaul in terms of imaging, while Xiaomi Mi 13 is a regular upgrade.

Hello everyone, the competition between Xiaomi and Huawei among domestic models has always been a hotly discussed topic. Since Huawei lost the 5G market, Xiaomi has played a certain supplementary role. In fact, I personally feel that the sales volume is not very comparable, but compared with the mobile phones themselves, it is ok.

Huawei's Mate series and Xiaomi digital series are both masterpieces of the two brands. This year's Mate50 series has undergone a major overhaul in terms of imaging, while Xiaomi Mi 13 is a regular upgrade.

Many friends may ask, how to choose between these two models? Let me start the analysis below.

performance

In today's situation, mid- to low-end machines are struggling with configurations, and when it comes to the high-end range, it is naturally even more difficult. Of course, as the basis of all good experiences, mobile phone performance plays a decisive role.

Xiaomi 13, second-generation Snapdragon 8 processor + LPDDR5X memory + UFS4.0 flash memory, is considered the top version of Android phones;

Huawei Mate50, Snapdragon 8+ processor + LPDDR5 memory + UFS3.1 flash memory.

Obviously, Xiaomi Mi 13 has great advantages in terms of performance.

screen

If we turn on our mobile phones and check statistics from time to time, we will find that the screen time is getting longer and longer. Therefore, the quality of the screen and its eye-friendliness are becoming more and more important. Moreover, as an important window for human-computer interaction, the quality of the screen must also be strong.

Xiaomi 13, a 6.36-inch E6 direct screen, supports 120Hz refresh rate and 240Hz touch sampling rate;

Huawei Mate50, a 6.7-inch OLED direct screen, has a 90Hz high refresh rate and a 300Hz touch sampling rate. In terms of

screen, Xiaomi Mi 13 seems to be better.

Camera

I have to admit that with the increase in travel, it has become a trend to reduce the burden on oneself; of course, the important part is to replace the camera with a mobile phone, leaving the remaining space for more important items. And this requires a mobile phone with a large sole and high pixels to support it.

Xiaomi 13 has three rear cameras: 5000W main camera (IMX800 sensor) + 1200W ultra-wide angle + 1000W telephoto;

Huawei Mate50 has the same three cameras: 5000W main camera (IMX766 sensor) + 1300W ultra-wide angle + 1200W periscope telephoto. Regarding the

camera, I feel that the ultra-light change of Huawei Mate50 is reliable.

Battery fast charging

Entering the 5G era, whether it is the extension of machine use time or the battery loss caused by sending and receiving signals, battery anxiety has a tendency to rise. However, the large batteries and ultra-fast charging that manufacturers have worked hard to promote have become a bitter medicine. Of course, the bitterness is the increase in weight and thickness of mobile phones.

Xiaomi 13, 4500mAh battery + 67W wired fast charging + 50W wireless charging + 10W reverse charging;

Huawei Mate50, 4460mAh battery + 66W wired fast charging + 50W wireless charging + 7.5W reverse charging. In terms of battery and fast charging, the two are almost tied.

Experience bonus

As a basic function, the ability of mobile phones to send messages and make calls is increasingly weakened, and it has become a trend to add other high-tech modules to add luster to the experience. Now, if you don’t have some unique skills of your own, you might be too embarrassed to hang out.

Xiaomi 13 and Huawei Mate50, stereo dual speakers, NFC, infrared, X-axis linear motor, IP68 dustproof and waterproof... these functional modules are all available. Of course, as high-end models, you don’t need to be too proud, because everyone has them. In terms of

experience, the two are the same.

After talking about the outside, let’s talk about the inside, which is the debate about which one is better, Hongmeng or MIUI ; in fact, there is really no need to say too much, just follow personal preferences, easy to use, simple and safe, I even think both are good.

Of course, the unavoidable topic of mobile phones is price. For the same version, Xiaomi Mi 13 is one thousand cheaper than Huawei Mate50. But you can get a mobile phone with better performance, which is very suitable for young people. As for Huawei Mate50, if you have the ecology in hand, it is also a good choice.

Finally, do you think the above analysis is reasonable? Please leave a message in the comment area to discuss, or follow the author, and we will have a deeper discussion.