With the arrival of "618" this year, buying or replacing a mobile phone has become a hot topic for tech digital enthusiasts. While price reductions are a great opportunity to buy a phone, among the many popular products, choosing a phone that is powerful, cost-effective, and suitable for individual needs can be challenging.
This article will introduce you to the Redmi K60 and OnePlus Ace2, two popular but highly competitive phones, and provide some accurate and easy-to-understand comparative analysis to help you make a more informed decision when buying a mobile phone.
These are all "618" best-selling models, why do I recommend the Redmi K60 instead of the OnePlus Ace2?
First, let's talk about their differences in terms of screens. The Redmi K60 features a top-notch 2K resolution face-to-face screen that supports PWM dimming up to 1920Hz, 12-bit color depth, 68.7 billion color display, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision.
In contrast, the screen parameters of OnePlus Ace2 are more general, using a 1.5K curved screen design, 2772x1240 resolution and 1440Hz high-frequency PWM dimming (consistent with Samsung E6 material dimming), which is significantly inferior to Redmi K60 in terms of display effect. Therefore, if there are high requirements for screen text and picture details, then Redmi K60 is a better choice.
In terms of processors, both Redmi K60 and OnePlus Ace2 use Snapdragon 8gen2 processors, but the former has a more aggressive performance mode and has certain advantages.
According to the actual test results, the Redmi K60's experience in APP cold start speed, background processing ability and frame rate performance is significantly better than that of OnePlus Ace2. Of course, the main reason for the difference is that the tuning ability of the MIUI system is better than that of ColorOS.
In addition to processor performance, there is another point to note - fast charging function. Redmi K60 adopts 67W fast charging technology and supports 30W wireless fast charging, while OnePlus Ace2, although it supports 100W flash charging, does not support wireless charging due to cost and limited internal space.
Also, let's take a look at the price aspect. With the same memory configuration, the Redmi K60 has a lower price and even has a 1TB storage version, which is very cost-effective overall. The price of OnePlus Ace2 is relatively high, especially in terms of price reduction strategy and after-sales service.
After all, Li Jie previously claimed: "OnePlus's product pricing strategy is very sincere, which will make old users not worry about backstabs", and even Cai Zuxuan of the public relations department came out to echo: "(Redmi) products are not good, and price reductions are useless."
However, the recent operation of OnePlus Ace2's "three days and two price reductions" has made many Canadian friends doubtful, and the price reduction of digital products is not shameful, but it is a bit of a diaphragm when it is immediately ... It is true that OnePlus executives should not use this method to pursue short-term sales improvement, but should consider the impact on brand reputation and consumer rights.
Does this also mean that OnePlus is breaking its bottom line and going against the trust of Kayou?
In summary, Redmi K60 is better in terms of display effect, processor performance, fast charging function, price, etc., and it is a good choice to start during 618.