As the saying goes, a thousand people have a thousand Hamlets in their hearts, and everyone has their own "perfect phone" in their hearts. Some people like products that use the latest technology and bring us freshness; others pursue balance and choose mobile phones that value comprehensive performance the most. These two standards have their own reason, and who should be chosen depends mainly on everyone's own needs. For example, the Xiaomi Mi MIX 4 and iQOO 8 Pro are the best representatives of these two types of mobile phones, and we may wish to put them together today to compare them directly.
First of all, whether it is the Xiaomi Mi MIX 4 or the iQOO 8 Pro, both have very deep achievements on the screen. The former's main direction is the new technology, using the under-screen camera design, the front camera is hidden under the screen, and the visual integration is stronger. The latter is the "parameter party", although there is a small opening in the middle of the screen, but 2K resolution, Samsung E5 luminous material, LTPO frame rate stepless speed change, etc., fully represent the highest level of the industry. In contrast, although the screen quality of Xiaomi MIX 4 is also good, there is still a certain gap between the 1080p resolution and the impact on the selfie effect and the iQOO 8 Pro.
Next, let's talk about fingerprint recognition technology, and this time the "practice" of the two has been reversed. Xiaomi Mi MIX 4 is a relatively common optical fingerprint recognition, while iQOO 8 Pro is 3D ultrasonic wide area recognition technology. Since the ultrasonic fingerprint recognition technology is now very mature, the iQOO 8 Pro is slightly better in terms of recognition range, speed and sensitivity. It seems that iQOO is not blindly pursuing "balance", and the new technology that has been recognized by the market is still very willing to use its own products.
Let's focus on performance. To be honest, since both are Snapdragon 888 Plus chipsets, there is not much difference in terms of running score and game experience. But today, because we are comparing experiences, we still have to nitpick to show you the performance of the two. On the Antutu platform, the performance of iQOO 8 Pro is close to 860,000, while the Xiaomi MIX 4 is less than 810,000, and there is a gap of nearly 50,000 between the two, which also reflects the degree of investment in hardware and system optimization between iQOO and Xiaomi.
If you test with the two popular games of "Glory of Kings" and "Peace Elite", you will also find that there is still a gap between the two flagships. Among them, the average frame rate of the iQOO 8 Pro was 60.1FPS when testing "Glory of Kings", and the Xiaomi Mix 4 was 60FPS; and the other "Peace Elite", the average frame rate of the two was 59.9FPS and 59.1FPS, respectively. It is worth mentioning that in "Glory of Kings", iQOO 8 Pro supports 120 frame mode, while Xiaomi Mix 4 only supports 90 frame mode, so in terms of fluency, it is clear that the former has obvious advantages.
In fact, to be honest, Xiaomi MIX 4 has paid a lot of money in order to try the off-screen camera technology, and many parameters have to be compromised. The iQOO 8 Pro is more robust and understated, providing users with the best experience through the best configuration. As for how to choose, everyone should actually have their own answer in mind.