Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Vs Realme X2 Pro Camera Comparison By TechTablets

I Crescent welcome to another camera comparison. So this time it is the Realme x2 Pro up against this show me notes 10 so for front facing cameras. We have 32 megapixels on the show me up against 16 on the Realme both of them here with video. You can see lack any form of electronic image stabilization, which is a shame, but it could possibly be added and firm and I hope they do that in the future. So in this particular comparison, I'm going to be going over a low-light photography. We're going to have a look at the video with the rear cameras as well, but you can hear right now with me swapping over to the audio sources that the show me isn't the best here with the audio I think it's far superior on the Realme x2 Pro here, because it's using a much higher nitrate, so we've got on the rear, a 64, megapixel camera on the realm x2 Pro and a hundred and eight megapixels on the Xiaomi me note: 10 4k 30 frames per second here.

The Realme x2 Pro does support 60 frames per second, but of course that has a more potent chipset, and that is why now we get a wider field of view on the show-me here, which does have optical image, stabilization audio quality. To me, clearly, it is way better superior on the Realme x2 Pro. Now, if you're wondering where I'm shooting right here, this is just in the entrance of the castle of dun ya. We'll have a look at the stabilization I'm, just going to jog ahead. I think it comes so definitely better on the show me aided by the fact that it's got that optical image stabilization as well on that huge 108 megapixel sensor.

So with both of them, you can shoot ultra-wide video, but on the x2 Pro, it wants to just shoot in 1080p, only not to say that it looks amazing. The video quality panel tried on show me the Men 10 looks like it could actually be shooting also in 1080p, and is upscaling it, and we're getting quite a bit of wind noise here as well. I'm BO for these Mobile's, so both of these phones do have the ultra steady mode or super stabilization. That Xiaomi calls it which I'm using now there's an advantage on the Institute product because it is shooting at 60 frames per second, and I'll run ahead now, I think the footage looks slightly better on the Realme x2 Pro, but it seems more steady, actually, on the mean note, 10 and now, but of low-light video here as well, so both of them are struggling in these conditions. It's about 8:00 p.

m. at the moment, so it is pitch-black. Moon is not out. So this is a wide official lighting. Okay.

So let's recap here: this is actually a lot easier than I thought so for selfie shots. The clear winner to me is the Men 10, also with low light Men 10 video stability minute 10, as well, with its full access optical image. Stabilization audio I feel is slightly better on the Realme x2 Pro, but it is also surprisingly bitter at stills, even using the ultra pixel modes on both of them. So that's the hundred and eight megapixels and then there are 64 megapixels I, found that the Realme x2 Pro just had a little less noise captured details and a bit of a sharper image overall, even in that sixty-four megapixel mode versus the 108. So all up, if you want the best stills get the x2 Pro for daylight stills that is and roll the rest I would get the note, 10 but of course big difference in performance.

When you take a look at gaming and everything else, because the x2 Pro has a snap during an 855, something the Xiaomi me note, 10 should really have, and I can't wait to see the hundred and eight megapixel sensor in a phone with a Snapdragon 855 plus.

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