Wired
The evaluation agency DxOmark announced the audio test score for the iPhone 11 with a total score of 71 points, which is the same as the Pro Max score, and ranks among the top 5 of the current test models. In other words, although the price of the iPhone 11 is almost lower than that of Pro Max, and the difference in camera configuration is obvious, in terms of audio, it has not shrunk.
In terms of specifications, iPhone 11 is equipped with stereo speakers, built-in multiple sets of microphones, supports active muffler technology, and adds so-called spatial audio to simulate the surround sound of the theater version to experience a more immersive experience.
On the sub-item score, the playing score is 72 points and the recording score is 68 points. DxOmark believes that iPhone 11 has a higher timbre and sound loss score than Pro Max, and Pro Max outperforms iPhone 11 in terms of space and volume.
Currently on the DxOmark audio chart, Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro stands alone, ranking first with 76 points. 3 ~ 10 are Huawei Mate 20 X (75), iPhone XS Max (74), OPPO Find X2 Pro (74), iPhone 11 (71), iPhone 11 Pro Max (71), ROG mobile phone 2 (69), Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (69), Google Pixel 4 (68), Samsung Galaxy Note10 + 5G (66).