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Today we are going to take a quick look at the Redmi K50, and K50 Pro.
In this video, I will cover the unboxing, design, specs, Antutu Benchmark,
and photo samples of the two.
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For the unboxing of the Redmi K50, as we can see Redmi really wants to show off the phone’s highlights,
67W fast charging, 2K display. And other usual stuff with some specs of the phone.
Open the box, we have an insert that includes a manual and a transparent phone case, the same
shit as every other Redmi Phone. Then the type-c cable and the 67w charger, not that big, isn’t it?
As for the unboxing of the Redmi K50 Pro, we have the silver version, the back is as Xiaomi claimed,
AG Processed, feels smooth and premium. Moving on is the normal stuff like the K50. BTW,
it doesn’t come with a type-c to headphone jack adapter. The charger is 120w, super-fast.
Xiaomi claims it tops up the phone in just 19 minutes! Wow. Now moving to the phone.
Regarding the design, the pair share the same body. I’m really glad they come with that infrared
blaster, only when you lost your TV or air conditioner controller will you know how important
that feature is. No headphone jack though, that’s fine with me. The back panel is made of glass but
the middle frame is plastic with a metal finish. For most of their specs, they are the same like
both phones feature a 6.67-inch AMOLED QHD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate. Both panels
are also protected by Gorilla Glass Victus and both phones share the same 20MP Sony IMX596
selfie cam sensor. But the K50 got a 5,500mAh battery and the Pro gain a 5,000mAh battery.
Also, the main camera is different. The Redmi K50 Pro brings a 108MP main camera with OIS,
an 8MP ultrawide snapper, and a 2MP macro cam. While the Redmi K50 brings a 48MP with OIS and
the same 8MP ultrawide and 2MP macro cam. Here are some photo samples, you can check them out,
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lockdown I will do that. The 108MP photo is good, looks clear even we zoom way in.
I think the biggest difference between the two is the chipset. The Redmi K50 Pro boasts MediaTek’s
Dimensity 9000 chip fabbed on TSMC’s 4nm process, while the vanilla K50 goes for a Dimensity
8100 chipset which was announced earlier this month. Well, we ran Antutu benchmark right in
the Xiaomi shop and this was what we got. There was about a 100K score difference. I’ve got to
admit the K50 Pro could have done a better job as I didn’t plug off the charging cable
while running the test, this could generate lots of heat and affect the performance.
To my surprise though, the temperature is really well-controlled as you can see,
incredible. Seems the seven-layer vapor chamber cooling system really keeps thermals in check
As for others, here is the sound, if you are interested to know.
And these are all four colors. Black jade, green, silver and blue colors. Which one do you
like most? Let me know in the comments section. Alright, that’s the video. Thanks for watching,
if you still have any questions about the phones, don’t hesitate to leave a comment.
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