Is this Real? POCO M2 Pro vs Redmi Note 9 Pro Speed test! By C4ETech

It's no secret that the Poco m2 Pro and the Redmi Note my intro share the same hardware, but will mean UI for BOGO versus the regular MINI 11 from red knee have any difference in performance. Let's find out in today's speed test: hey guys ash here from c4 attack and if you do end up enjoying the speed test. Please consider subscribing and turning on notifications by hitting that Bell icon. Let's now get the speed, they started, I'm sure you guys are pretty familiar with the speed test format by now, but in case you're joining us for the first time or if you forgot and here's a quick rundown, the test. It's got two rounds for the first round. We have some light abs and casual games.

The second round is where we step things up with heavier ABS, graphically intense games and even a video to render that's gonna push the CPU GPU and also test the storage speeds. Now each grounds going to have two lamps, the first lab checks up opening times, and the second lap is where we compare ROM management. Now, before we begin, let's play a little guessing game, which one of these two phones do, your think will come out on top. Let us know by dropping a hashtag, Poco or hashtag. Read me in the comments below and hey no cheating and no spoilers.

Okay, let's keep this fun for everyone. Okay, coming back to the speed test, both phones are connected to the same wireless network and there are no apps running in the background with that said, let's now go ahead and start the stopwatch. Kicking things off with Super Mario run looks like the note line. Pro comes away with an early lead heading into the second row of apps. The note 9 True now has a healthy.

Do a bleed looks like it's going to run away with the first lap you can, the Pogo am to procure chop, doesn't seem like it and the not man pro clinches, the first lap in 38 seconds, the m2 Pro is behind by four seconds and any hope of it. Making a late comeback seems to be quickly evaporating as we find the red mean online pro speed through the memory management, laughs, no app, reloads whatsoever. This means the first round. Victory goes to the Redmi Note 9 pro. The timing is 53 seconds.

The Poco m2 Pro loses by 5 seconds yeah. Now that was a close first round, but we did kind of expect it to be close gently. After all, they have virtually identical hardware and software on both phones, but maybe some heavier games and a very render can separate these two a bit more. For the latter, we are using the VS Aloha in putting the same clip on both phones, slowing it down to 30% and keeping it ready to render with that out of the way, let's again start the stopwatch, and we are off to the races with pub G once more. The note 9 Pro is faster, but this time only by a fraction of a second, the Poco m2 Pro is just a step behind going into the third row of apps.

It's still trailing the note 9 pro by one app enough red meat is on the render by the time the Peugeot Johnson, the Rebel Nathan prove is more than 50% done. The snapdragon 720 G inside both phones seems to have no problems chewing through destined a DB 30fps clip. Now it looks like the note man Pro has an unassailable lead, and it runs through the remaining apps claiming the first round in a minute 28. The Poco M 2 pro is behind by 6 seconds. The Poco is too far behind.

By now, it's only chance of getting back as if the note 9 Pro falters with ROM management, but it doesn't, and instead the Poco m2 pro it starts reloading apps from feebly itself. The note man Pro secures the second round victory with the time of a minute and 54 seconds, speeding up the footage to save us all time. The Poco m2 profile II ends the second round at 2 minutes and 38 seconds, a good 44 seconds behind the node 9 Pro. Let's now reboot the phones to check boot timings, okay, well, that was such an unexpected result. These are the same two phones: almost they are practically identical.

The same snapdragon, Simon 20g, heck, even the same 6 gigs of ram, and yet there had me note: 9 pro defeated the Poco m2 profoundly on both occasions, I kind of expected Poco to be faster here with all that marketing. You know the hype being focused on me: UY 4 polo, the software experience, but given that the software is the only differentiator between the m2 Pro on the note man Pro, it's kind of disappointing to see Poco fail in that aspect as well. I guess there might be some hope, because updates could make it better. But that brings that throws up another major question. If you're going to launch every branded device, then why do it with half-baked software right? First, we had apps that have been banned by the Indian government being included on the m2 Pro, and now we find that the system isn't optimized properly either.

So, let's hope that the retail units of the m2 Pro have more polish than the review units that we've received anyway. That's about it from me do share your thoughts on this. In the comments below also did your predictions turn out to be true. Mine did not because I honestly thought the Pogo him to prove would be them in a year. So I was frankly surprised with the results.

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