We've got the Snapdragon 730 G read me: K 30 versus the Snapdragon 730 G cc9, Pro, otherwise known as the Minor 10. What I want to find out here is, if you need to pay almost double the money, to get the Men 10 with the extra camera hardware and also the more premium design. If you want to call it that, shall be put a curved OLED display in this, which is seen as more premium, although not everyone likes that, and of course you have that insane, 108 megapixel sensor a huge expensive sensor. Do we really need it? The rebel UK 30 is bringing an LCD, but you've got that 120 Hertz refresh rate, which is a spec that completely trounces the 60 Hertz on the mean I-10. Should you pay extra for the OLED display on the minute 10, or do you think the LCD on the K 30 is good enough, considering you'll get a slightly better performance in gaming with that high refresh rate display, because both of these phones are using the same processor they're going to have very similar day-to-day usage results? So speed test is really unnecessary here. So, let's concentrate on the cameras.
Do you need to pay more for the unique hardware that the note 10 is bringing us as we flick through the images here? The first thing that I noticed was how good they replicate.30 was I, think that HDR and the difference between lights and shadows and the way it processed. The images were perfect. Switching to 108 megapixel mode. Here you can see slightly more detail on the midnight 10, but I was surprised up to five times zoom. The difference isn't that big? Of course, the red new K 30 is bringing the brand new Sony, imx6 8 664 megapixel sensor, and you can definitely tell why it has a good reputation.
It's only in the very long zoom distance that the Minor 10 wins, because the red new K 30 just can't take those images. Overall, I was way more impressed with the red need K 30, considering it is half the price of the Minor 10. But in my opinion the camera gives very similar results, if not beating the meaner 10 in some of the pictures that I saw. Of course, it's going to be very subjective which one you like, but I, think the ribbon K 30 has slightly deeper, richer colors, and it also keeps up very well within the zoom range from the main camera to about two or five times OOM. But then the nope, ten completely takes over and wins it from there.
Stabilization is very good on both dynamic range is also very good on both, and again I think the rep you K 30 has slightly richer punchier colors. If you look at the palm trees in the top right-hand corner the Men 10 tends to brighten them up, whereas they're kept a little darker on the case 30. What I'm really excited for is the hardware in both of these phones to be paired with the latest flagship processors to get way more out of all the hardware used overall I think the difference is on the main camera on each phone are very slim, but the Men 10 does win because it has a longer zoom range and more functionality around that zoom K 30 is a much bigger phone than the mean Knight 10. You get a bigger screen and that 120 Hertz refresh rate I also feel that the flat screen is actually slightly more comfortable when you're gaming, at least it is compared to the Minor 10, which felt quite small in comparison, because the ribbon k13 only has a Snapdragon 730 G processor. You can't play pub G on the very highest refresh rates, so the 120 Hertz display is not utilized to its full potential.
However, overall I do give smoothness of gaming to the K 30 over the Minor 10, but if you're not really heavily into gaming, then you might want to go for the slightly more premium, looking and feeling mean like 10 over the replicate 30. Of course, this is also subjective. What you think is premium or not, but the Men 10 is really the blueprint for the upcoming me 10 in terms of design and look, whereas the Reyna, K 30 really does all the basics so well and gives you a perfect spec in that 120 Hertz refresh rate. However, the biggest difference between these phones is the price. The K 30 is half the price more or less than the Men 10 subscribe for all the latest tech news and videos check out my Twitter for more info too.
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Source : TechZG