Dxomark Mi 8 Lite

Dxomark Mi 8 Lite. Here we compared two smartphones the 621inch Xiaomi Mi 8 (with Qualcomm Snapdragon 845) that was released on May 1 2018 against the Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE which is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G and came out 41 months after On this page you will find tests full specs strengths and weaknesses of each of the gadgets.

Test SummaryChargingEfficiencyConclusionThe Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G showed largely average results in our tests However although it is pitted against somewhat more expensive devices in this comparison there is only a onepoint difference among the three We compared the Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G’s performance in several key categories with two devices in the Highend ($400599) segment the Oppo Find X3 Lite and the Samsung A52 5G The battery capacity charger display type and resolution and processor specifications for the devices are shown in the table below Autonomy (54) How long a battery charge lasts depends not only on battery capacity but also other aspects of the phone’s hardware and software The DXOMARK Battery autonomy score is composed of three performance subscores (1) Stationary (2) On the go and (3) Calibrated use cases Each subscore comprises the results of a comprehensive range of tests for measuring autonomy in all kinds of reallife scenarios The Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G which has a smaller battery The DXOMARK Battery charging score is composed of two subscores Full charge and Quick boost Full charge tests assess the reliability of the battery power gauge measure how long it takes to charge a battery from 0% to 80% capacity and from 80% to 100% and measure how long and how much power the battery takes to go from an indicated 100% to an actual full charge With the phone at different charge levels (20% 40% 60% 80%) Quick boost tests measure the amount of charge the battery receives after being plugged in for 5 minutes The Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G comes with a 33W charger that allows it to achieve a 60% charge in 30 minutes thereby outperforming the Samsung but still lagging behind the Oppo and its 65W charger (As a reminder the Samsung supports charging speeds up to 25W but was tested with its 15W inbox charger) The Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G needs 1 hour 14 minutes to go from an empty to a completely full battery which is way better than the Samsung A52 5G (1 hour 59 m Our Efficiency score comprises two subscores Charge up and Discharge Charge up is the efficiency of a full charge (how much energy is drained from the wall outlet vs the energy capacity of the battery as well as the efficiency of the charger and its residual consumption) Discharge is how much current the smartphone drains from the battery when in use (the ratio of battery capacity to autonomy) Better autonomy with a smaller battery means better efficiency The Mi 11 Lite 5G has decent efficiency but its competitors are more efficient The Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G has a quite efficient charging system (77%) and is better in this regard than the A52 5G (72%) However the Oppo is more efficient than the other two (79%) The Mi 11 Lite 5G’s charger is more efficient during a full charge and less demanding than the Oppo’s when the smartphone is not plugged to the charger but it is not as good as the Samsung’s With a score of 72 the Xiaomi shows slightly higher discharge currents t The Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G provides an average battery experience overall and the last 10% of its charge drops faster than expected However even with a slightly smaller battery than its competitors it offers more than two days of autonomy with moderate use as well as a good charging experience.

Compare Xiaomi Mi 8 vs 11 Lite 5G NE: which is better? NR

A Regular DualCamera Setup with A Depth SensorImage QualityPortraitsSelfiesVideo RecordingThere are no fancy cameras on the back so don&#39t expect telephoto ultrawide angle or B&W the Mi 8 Lite carries a standard primary 12MP unit with a f/19 aperture and 14µm pixel size with dual pixel phase detection autofocus It&#39s aided by a 5MP camera used only for depth sensing And if all of this sounds familiar it&#39s probably because it&#39s the same camera setup on the Mi 8 SE Which in turn means that we expect almost identical camera performance unless there&#39s some software trickery going around here Optical image stabilization is still lacking unfortunately The good thing is that you have plenty of options in the camera menu to play with And it&#39s fairly simple to use too Swiping left and right will change the camera modes while the top bar brings out some additional settings like turning the HDR on and off AI camera mode beautify effect for the portrait shots and also the option to apply filters Moreover the pro mode will give you more control over the camera if tha As already mentioned the Mi 8 Lite sports the same camera hardware as its more expensive sibling the Mi 8 SE As in we can&#39t really hope for any mindblowing results but should do just fine for the average Joe when posting stills on social media As long as there&#39s enough lighting in the scene you should expect fairly consistent performance The lack of dynamic range is the first thing we&#39ve noticed so the HDR function does help with that quite a bit However the HDR&#39s Auto mode would result in inconsistent performance as most of the scenes where the HDR should have kicked in didn&#39t and we had to force it manually HDR Off • Auto • On HDR Off • Auto • On And if it&#39s too much of hassle why not ask the AI for some help In our experience the AI algorithm is capable of doing a great deal in this situation It worked wonders with the HDR and adjusted it accordingly Still don&#39t rely on the AI too much as some of the scenes remained unHDR&#39d HDR Off • Auto • On HDR Off • A The portrait shots were a mixed bag Some of them turned out to be pretty good where the background didn&#39t pose any challenge but others looked plain broken Also we didn&#39t find any significant difference between turning on and off the beautification filter and the AI It&#39s as if the beautification mode was constantly turned on Normal portrait • AI portrait • Beautification portrait Normal portrait • AI portrait In a more challenging lighting we suggest using the normal photo mode as you can see for yourself Normal photo mode • Portrait mode While the Mi 8 Lite borrows the Mi 8 SE&#39s camera setup on the back the frontfacing shooter is different It has higher resolution (24MP vs 20MP) and Xiaomi says it&#39s Sony IMX 576 with large 18µm pixels So we expect better overall performance in this regard However this module is still with fixed focus so some of your selfies may not come up as sharp as they should be To achieve optimal sharpness you will have to bring the phone pretty close to your face much closer than a normal arm&#39s length This is less pronounced in the Portrait mode Normal mode • Portrait mode The Mi8 SE captures 4K@30fps video but it also gives you the option of choosing between 30 or 60fps in 1080p mode There&#39s also a 720p@120fps and 720@240fps slowmotion mode as well but we can&#39t say it produces the best results with those Here are a few camera samples Another great addition to the set of video features is the EIS which works in 4K and 1080p but don&#39t expect too much from it when recording in 4K We&#39ve definitely seen better The main issues we had with the video quality is the lack of contrast and noticeable noise in some areas of the scene Sharpness and fluidity on the other hand are pretty good You can download short untouched samples as well 2160p/30fps (10s 52MB) and 1080p/30fps (10s 25MB) You can also pit screen grabs from the Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite videos against all of the phones we&#39ve reviewed so far in our Video compare tool below 2160p Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite against the Mi 8 SE and Mi A2 in our Video compare tool.

Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G Battery review: Good charging experience

Xiaomi Mi 8 camera review (originally published May 31 2018) Announced today the Xiaomi Mi 8 is the Chinese electronics giant’s latest flagship smartphone The highend device is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset and comes with camera hardware specifications that are identical to those of the Mi MIX 2S launched earlier this year.

Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite review: Camera GSMArena.com

The Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G is near the bottom of the company’s Mi range of phones (above the baseline Mi 11 Lite which doesn’t have 5G connectivity) It features a 655inch 90 Hz AMOLED display with HDR10+ support and is based on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 780G chipset backed by 8 GB of memory and up to 128 GB of storage There are three cameras on the back primary ultrawide and macro.