The smartphone race is fierce and relentless. In the crowded arena of phone cameras, Xiaomi’s 13T is turning heads. Its arrival in Pakistan has many tech enthusiasts excited. With its state-of-the-art features and a promising DxOMark scorecard, it's charting its own course in the seascape of mobile photography.
Fronted by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip, the Xiaomi 13T boasts zippy performance, a crisp AMOLED panel, lasting battery life, and a rapid charging system. However, the main course is its camera platter, flexing 50MP alpha, 50MP telephoto, 12MP wide angle, and 20MP HDR selfie camera. Fresh off the DxOMark testing grounds, the 13T gained a composite score of 123. Broken down, that’s a photo score of 134 and 114 in the video domain. While these digits don't catapult it to the bleeding edge, they mark a significant dent on the leaderboard.
Standing at the 60th tier in the acclaimed DxOMark ranks, the 13T positions itself shoulder-to-shoulder with some big-ticket devices, albeit a few rungs below. Giants like the Huawei P60 Pro, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, and the iPhone 15 Pro Max might outrank it, but they also demand a fatter wallet.
For the asking price of Rs 170,000 in Pakistan, the Xiaomi 13T packs a punch. Its camera shines across metrics – exposure, white balance, detail retention, autofocus, dynamic scope, and suppressing noise. The color science graced to the Xiaomi flagship new model by Leica engineers hones it to near perfection.
Xiaomi's 13T might just be the wind of change Pakistani bazaar needs. It's not merely a device; it's a statement that quality photography doesn't necessitate emptying your bank account. The 13T is here, and Pakistanis are poised to capture their best moments with it.
