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Two days ago, DxOMark, a world-renowned authoritative evaluation agency, added a photo evaluation of Huawei P50 Pro and updated the ranking list. This machine ranked first with an ultra-high score of 144 points and became the global image king.
Today, DxOMark has launched the screen evaluation results of Huawei P50 Pro again (fast technology ladder has been updated simultaneously), which shows that the phone has a total score of 93 points, which exceeds the screen effect of Samsung’s strongest flagship S21 Ultra and becomes the world’s number one. It is also the first time that Huawei’s screen has received such a high score, surpassing Samsung.
It is reported that Huawei P50 Pro uses a 6.6-inch flexible OLED display, 120Hz refresh rate, 1440Hz high-frequency PWM dimming, and a resolution of 2700 x 1228. It is reported that its screen comes from the domestic panel maker BOE.
According to the evaluation, DxOMark believes that the screen of Huawei P50 Pro has four advantages: brightness is suitable for watching HDR10 video, legibility in low light and indoor conditions is very good, touch is smooth and accurate, and the device is almost flicker-free.
At the same time, although the P50 Pro’s screen has won the first place, there are still some shortcomings. DxOMark lists four points: the default brightness is slightly lower for comfortable legibility outdoors, A slight yellow/green color cast is visible in most of the test scenes, the dark content lacks details when watching HDR10 video content, and sometimes there is a noticeable frame drop at the beginning of the video game.
In terms of legibility, the P50 Pro is excellent as long as it is not in the highest brightness environment and the brightness adjustment is smooth and fast, without obvious gradients, but when the ambient light rises, the device response is a bit slow, and the brightness will be lost when the screen is viewed from an angle. And contrast, the display effect is slightly reduced.
In terms of color performance, P50 Pro shows high-fidelity effects in sRGB (standard) colors, and is more excellent for image restoration, but there is a slight yellow color cast in anti-blue light mode, which is almost the same as the leader Samsung.
In the case of video display and dynamics, the P50 Pro is also significantly better than the previous generation. The effect of HDR10 display is particularly good, and the response is full. After the progress bar is pushed back or advanced, the video can resume and continue immediately, which brings great results. User experience.
In terms of touch control, the P50 Pro performs better. The corners and edges are easy to operate. The device is smooth when playing games and when browsing the web. However, there is a clear gradient when viewing photos in the gallery program, compared to the current one. The best OnePlus 9 Pro is only one point away.
DxOMark concluded through a comprehensive evaluation: Huawei P50 Pro is a veritable new champion of our smartphone screen benchmark. This is a well-balanced device, and the few shortcomings can be ignored due to the excellent performance of all attributes.
It is worth mentioning that the Huawei P50 Pro has topped the world’s first screen in terms of screen effects. It not only proves the excellent configuration of this phone, but also shows that in addition to the huge progress of the domestic panel, I believe that the domestic screen will continue to bring us in the future. Surprise, worth looking forward to.
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