Mi 11X Pro Gaming Review, Battery Drain Test, Heat Test By GreedyTech

Hey there guys this is anon from great tech and in this video we are going to do a gaming review battery drain test and heat test of mi11x pro before we start here are some specifications. This one comes with 6.67 inch, AMOLED display with full HD plus resolution. It has Samsung e4 light emitting material, and it has dot display that is, punch, hole, design. It comes with 120 hertz, refresh rate and 360 hertz touch sampling rate, it has 100 DCI, p3, white, color gamut and a peak brightness of 1300 nits, and it has corning gorilla glass 5 for protection. As for processor, it comes with snapdragon, triple eight 5g and arena 660 GPU. It has 8gb lpddr5, plus ram and up to 256 gigabytes of UFS, 3.1 storage powering all this is 4520 million per battery, and it supports 33 watts fast charging. As for audio, it comes with dual stereo speakers: it has Dolby Atmos support, it is high-res audio certified and high-res wireless audio certified.

Overall, it should be a good audio experience. Now here are an tutu and geek bench scores. Now this is my current setup. There are two huge lights on either side battery is at 67 and let's check temperature. Before we start on the front, it is 32 degrees on the bottom.

It is 32 to 33 degrees on the back. It is 32 degrees and on the bottom it is 32 once again now ac is running in the background at 26 degrees and the room temperature is also at 26 degrees. Now start the timer and play Call of Duty. Once you open a game, you can swipe from the edge for in-game options, and you have these options here. You can also open apps in small window.

Here's the app list anyway, let's check the graphic settings very high, graphics and max frame rate are the highest setting available, so I'll be playing in that oh, the visuals are amazing, and the details are pretty great. Controlling is also pretty smooth, and I couldn't notice any lag because of the dual stereo speakers and that punch hole design. It gives an immersive experience overall, standing by repeat UAV recon established standby. It's been 15 minutes since I'm playing this game. Let's check the temperature on the front, it is 38 to 39 degrees on the bottom.

It is 37 to 38 degrees on the back. It is 38 to 40 degrees and on the bottom it is 37 degrees. Now the battery came down to 62 percent and phone feels warm so for approximately 15 minutes of gameplay phone consumed, five percent of battery, which is pretty decent now for the heat test, I'll, take pictures from front and right camera for 3 minutes and check the temperature ac is still running in the background at 26 degrees and the room temperature is also at 26 degrees. Now I'll reset the timer and start taking pictures. It's been 3 minutes.

Let's check the temperature on the front, it is fluctuating from 43 to 45 degrees on the bottom. It is 37 to 38 degrees on the back. It is fluctuating from 41 to 46 degrees and on the bottom it is 37 to 38 degrees. Now the phone feels pretty hot. Now I'll use the phone for a minute to check for throttling and by the way it took 328 photos in 3 minutes, which is pretty good, and there is no throttling going on so guys.

That's been the gaming review battery drain test and heat test of mi11x pro overall, it gives a great gaming experience with that 120hz refresh rate and 360hz touch sampling rate and the AMOLED display. With that punch, hole design, you get a great visual experience and with the dual stereo speakers, the audio experience is also great and with that snapdragon 888 processor overall, it gives a great gaming experience so guys that's pretty much it for this video. What do you think about this phone? Let us know in the comments below and if you want us to make any specific video tweet out to us with hashtag askgreentech on Twitter, and we'll, and we'll try to make it as soon as possible. Haman known from grate meet you in the next one.

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