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IT Home News on November 27 DxOMark released the screen evaluation results of Huawei P40 Pro this week, and the final score of 85 points ranked fifth in the overall screen list. DxOMark rated it as “first-class motion control”.
Huawei P40 Pro was launched in late March this year. It is positioned between Huawei P40 and P40 Pro +. It is equipped with HiSilicon Kirin 990 5G chipset, 8GB of memory and 128, 256 or 512 GB of storage space. It runs EMUI 10.1 (based on Android 10 operating system), the dustproof and waterproof grade reaches IP68.
IT Home learned that the machine uses a 158.2 x 72.6 x 9 mm (6.23 x 2.86 x 0.35 inches) 6.58-inch OLED screen with a screen ratio of about 91.6% and a resolution of 1200 x 2640 pixels (approximately 441 ppi) , Support 90Hz refresh rate.
DXO said: “Huawei P40 Pro scored 85 points in our screen test, ranking high in the screen rankings, and its score is slightly higher than the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max launched last year.”
DXO pointed out several shortcomings of the machine’s screen, such as “The screen display is too dark and looks uncomfortable”, “With the blue light filter enabled, its performance is only slightly better than the Apple iPhone 12 Pro” , “Outdoors, P40 Pro screen brightness is severely insufficient”, “Under the sun, the details of the darker part of the P40 Pro image are almost hard to distinguish.”
DXO said that the color performance of its still images is generally good. However, it really stands out because of its excellent performance in exercise tests. The mobile phone can control motion blur very well, and it can also play video instantly. However, its performance in touch is somewhat reluctant.
DXO conclusion
Although the Huawei P40 Pro can control movement well and the overall color is still acceptable, these advantages may not be enough to compensate for the phone’s aliasing artifacts, touch accuracy and smoothness, especially the phone’s The brightness setting is darker than the general default brightness. Insufficient screen brightness affects the legibility of the indoor and outdoor screen, and seriously affects the phone’s video score.
