The new Huawei smartphone ranked best in its class, One day after its releaseFirst place in mobile imaging performance testing service DxOMark.
Huawei P50 Pro is now the flagship in both the rear camera and selfie sensor category. At some point, he surpassed the previous commander in the main units, and he Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra. Other models from Huawei (Mate 40 Pro + and Mate 40 Pro) and Xiaomi (Mi 10 Ultra) complete the ranking.
In terms of selfies, Huawei dominates. The new leader is two points ahead of the previous first place, the Mate 40 Pro, with the bronze P40 Pro. The only “intruder” is Asus Zenfone 7 Pro, in fourth place.
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The P50 Pro’s quad package features a 50MP main sensor, a 40MP monochrome lens, a 64MP telephoto lens (with 3.5x optical zoom) and a 13MP ultra-wide angle lens. The selfie camera is 13 megapixels.
According to the evaluation of the rear cameras, the model has “great still image quality in all conditions”, including Zoom mode. Low-noise video capture, autofocus, and white balance are also praised.
4K shots and photos across all subcategories were considered excellent.Source: Huawei
Some very technical details of the shooting were noted as negative points. In the selfie evaluation, the highlight was the shooting with excellent image stabilization and a high level of detail in different lighting conditions and landscapes.
Remember that these reviews are not final and include benchmarks from the analytics service itself, but this is one of the most popular sites in the camera testing category. full review from rear lenses NS Do the selfie sensor It can be found in full and in English on the DxOMark website.
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