XIAOMI 13 Pro (Ceramic Black, 12GB RAM 256GB Storage) | Leica Professional 50MP Triple Camera | Biggest Camera Sensor 1" IMX989 | SD 8 Gen 2

Got this phone delivered on 12th March and here's the ownership review of the Xiaomi 13 Pro based on 10 days of usage: Design and Build Quality: The Xiaomi 13 Pro has stylish design and feels premium with a ceramic back panel. Although the phone feels slightly heavy, the in-hand feel is quite good, and the weight is evenly distributed. The phone's 6.67-inch AMOLED display is vibrant and colorful, and the 120Hz refresh rate makes scrolling and navigating feel smooth and effortless. Camera: This is where the soul of the phone lies for me. The triple 50MP setup on the phone is impressive, especially the Macro capabilities. The primary camera produces sharp and detailed images, and the ultra-wide-angle and telephoto macro cameras provide versatile shooting options. You can actually see the benefits of Leica partnership portrait modes. People who would ask me “70k for a Xiaomi phone?” are also impressed by the phone’s camera capabilities. The front camera, while not as impressive as the rear cameras, still produces decent selfies and video calls. Charging and Battery Life: One of the standout features of the Xiaomi 13 Pro is its fast-charging capabilities. With 120W charging, the phone can charge from 0 to 100% in just 30 minutes in real life, which is incredibly convenient for those who are always on the go. The battery life is also impressive, with the 4820mAh battery lasting a full day of medium to heavy usage. Although the phone heats up slightly when Fast Charging is in action. Performance and User Experience: The Xiaomi 13 Pro is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. I won’t talk a lot about it since a lot of information is already out there about the blazing fast performance of this flagship processor. There is no lag in day-to-day usage and the phone feels fluid. MIUI 14: This is where most of the users would have varying opinions. As someone who has used MIUI on MI3 and MI5, it feels familiar to me. Although it took me a few days to get used to it after using One Plus 6 for about 5 years. People who want the feel of stock android and aren’t big fans of this UI, can think of using Microsoft Launcher (or a similar one) to at least have the similar app drawer as the stock android. Fingerprint Sensor: While the fingerprint sensor on the Xiaomi 13 Pro is fast, it occasionally misses recognizing the finger, which can be frustrating. However, this seems to be a software issue and may be improved with future updates. Overall, the Xiaomi 13 Pro is an excellent smartphone with many great features, such as the impressive camera system, fast charging, and powerful performance. The front camera could use some improvement, and the occasional issue with the fingerprint sensor is a minor inconvenience. However, for the price, the Xiaomi 13 Pro offers great value and is worth considering if you are in the market for a high-end smartphone.

I'm reviewing this after 10 days of use, so far so good! I was looking for a new phone in the 40-50k price range. I was open to both iOS and android. Xiaomi was certainly not on my list of phone manufacturers I was looking at but that changed when I learnt of this phone with the Leica collab, triple camera setup and the latest one inch sensor from Sony. This is certainly above my price range but at the same time, it is priced far lower in India than most other markets which sweetened the deal. Here are a few of my observations: 1> Display: Curved glass is a pain frankly. Finding good tempered glass and case is always a problem. On the other hand, the brightness is great, the colours too. The colour scheme defaults to vivid. I changed it to 'original' and made the colour temperature a little warmer. Dynamic refresh rate is good. The WQHD resolution drains the battery and my untrained eyes can't really tell the difference from FHD. I noticed a bit of glue sticking out of the display, that was a bit disappointing and worrying for such an expensive phone. Probably also means it is not water resistant. There is no Ingress Protection rating on the box. 2>Touch: Getting accidental touches at the edges but there is a setting to minimise this. Haptics are excellent when typing even at low setting. 3>Speakers: Loud, feels comparable to other flagships. 4>Battery: Can get through a whole day for sure and the charging is fast if you leave the phone alone for a bit. 5>MIUI 14: Spammy notifications (which can be turned off) from default apps of which there are many. Haven't come across ads although I've hardly used the default apps. Those concerned about privacy may want to read the T&Cs closely. I'm using the Niagara minimalist launcher which works really well here (although gesture navigation doesn't work with third party launchers). 6>Cameras: The bump is massive! Even with a case, I managed to put scratches on the camera glass within a week. The camera app is well laid out, you can customise what modes you want to see and in what order. There are plenty of modes including 'supermoon' (for which Samsung has been getting a lot of bad press). I'll preface my views on the photos that this phone captures by acknowledging that I am a bit of a Fujifilm and Leica fanboy, so take the rest of this review with a pinch of salt. The colour tuning in 'Leica authentic' profile is brilliant with the main camera taking the cake. When you transition between ultra wide and wide, you will notice a colour shift which is off putting. The telephoto lens is hands down my favourite of the three, I can read a sign 30-40 meters away, at the same time it takes wallpaper worthy macros. The main camera takes in a lot of light so you never really need night mode. Also the camera app comes with Leica 'master lens' portrait modes. Each mode corresponds to a fixed focal length. My favourite is the 35mm B&W which makes everything look classy. Videos in 4k come out well but there it struggles to focus quickly. The front camera is quite poor in resolution, colours, hdr, you don't want to use it for anything other than low res video calls. TLDR: Surprisingly good phone, especially the cameras. India might be the cheapest market to pick this up.

I kind of have a bad experience with Xiaomi and had decided not to buy any more of their products. I had bought the Mi Vacuum mop and their horizon series laptop before both of which died in 3-4 months. Their service is also very very poor and although i got a new vacuum after 3 months of constant follow up, i could not get the same for my laptop. When reviews for this phone came up on youtube, I was still very much against buying it and almost went with the s23 ultra. The only reason I decided to purchase this in the end was the price difference; and I desperately wanted a new phone since my old one died. First thing that i did after getting the phone was to replace the stock launcher with nova launcher, disable glance, disable control center on the notification dropdown and uninstall few bloatware. Once that was done, I got a clean experience. The clock position on the notification bar cannot be changed to the right corner and therefore eats up a lot of real-estate for the notification icons. Next, coming to the perfomance, the OS uses an average of 6GB of ram and it makes it very snappy, fast and smooth on the 120Hz display. I played genshin impact on it for 2 hrs and it barely heated up. The 120w charging is just amazing. I now charge it daily once at night and i still have 20-30% battery by the end of the day with medium to high usage. It does heat up a bit during the 120w charging but not much. Coming to the cameras, its the star highlight of this product. I am in love with the colours that it produces and many people have asked my if this was a DSLR pic. Its that good. The portrait mode on this is just amazing with great depth on the photos. The edge detection is not perfect but photos come out crip and beautiful. There is also no shutter lag and it allows to click multiple photos in a short period of time and it handles all the processing without any lags. The phone does heat up quite a bit if its hot outside. Video is also nice and dolby vision videos does offer a visual treat. The audio recorded lacks bass and also, there is no portrait video. The camera Ui is nice and easy to navigate. I would have preferred dedicated buttons for camera and video instead of two separate tabs. The pro mode needs a bit more work. When shooting video in pro mode, you cannot switch the lens without stopping the recording. Also, each time you reset the parameters, you get an annoying popup asking for confirmation.The reset button is also placed on the opposite rnd of tbe screen and its hard to reach with one hand because of the phone size. Now for the software updates- I only received two security updates. No major software updates yet in Oct 2023. Overall surprised with the quality and perfomance of the phone. Hope it works without any issues for the next couple of years.

My rating after 3 week use - 9/10. Now you can read about the specifications on the internet, so I will stick to what I like and dislike about the phone. I upgraded to Xiaomi 13 Pro from OnePlus 7T. Why ? For one, the 7T started to feel slow and battery life too degraded over time. I was starting to feel bored of it too - but I must say that 7T served me well. I likely would have stayed with OnePlus, but over the last few years, their smartphones have gone way too boring. Also, let me add here that I do street photography as a hobby, so for some time I was looking out for a phone that has good camera's - and since I heard about Xiaomi 13 Pro I was waiting for it to arrive. What I love about this phone? Everything except for what I don't 😀. It's fast, has great camera's, charges super quick, feels great in hands, fantastic haptics, sharp and bright display, and great speakers. It truly is a flagship that you will love to hold on yous hands. The software too has 'almost' no bloatware. And I must mention that when you click on the shutter, its just clicks - right then. There is no lag whatsoever. All the phones I have used before this, their would always be couple of milliseconds here and there between when I click the shutter and when the camera captures the moment - but this one is like amazingly fast to capture. What I do not like about this phone are very minor quirks - Firstly, i find the photos slightly over-exposed to my taste. I use the pro mode to get around that - but Xiaomi should be able to fix it with a software update. Secondly, a minor point, a couple of Mi specific apps like Mi play store, Mi theme app etc should also be removed or Xiaomi should at least give users an option to uninstall them. Overall - I this this is fantastic offering by Xiaomi. A true flagship that is actually comparable to the Iphones and Samsung Ultra models at a much lesser price.

For those who are planning to upgrade to a camera centric flagship from a mod range phone, Xiaomi 13 pro is the one to go for and save some money. Although in some aspects of image processing and features the Xiaomi can't beat the SAMSUNGs or the iphones, this is still and knock down winner in several other aspects. Firstly, the phone with all premium flagship specs is a killer and performs as well as any other brand. No competition there. The MiUi experience is great but has its own fan following. Newbees will need some time to get used to. Camera: the lieca collaboration and the first in class 1 inch sony sensor shows off its might when you click stunning photos effortlessly. The camera software and UI is simplified and clean. You don't need to be a pro to Tak pro level photos. It's fast and snappy. No lags. But if you are a pro, then you are up for a feast with this beauty! Battery charges in 19 mins for me from 5% to 100 with the 120w charging speed. But the phone does heat up. I don't think you will always need to charge the phone with that speed. Stick to the usual quick charge and the phone charges fully in about 35 to 40 mins anyway and doesn't heat up. Display is brilliant. Bright and crisp. Colors are great but somewhere not as lush and royal as the SAMSUNGs or iphones. But her, it's a phone not an OLED tv. And the comparison with apple and Samsung when done, the difference you will see will be highly negligible. Software upgrades may possibly fix that. Haptics are awesome.

When i was using MI4, i faced proximity sensor issue and WhatsApp lag, whats app messages gets delivered only when you open the app. Xiaomi never learnt from it, still they doing the same mistakes. I bought it for 65k, Not even a week usage, sometime even the menu buttons at the bottom never shows up (if that's doesn't , then you cannot leave the page or app) you have to wait still it shows up. IF its there, sometimes it's not working 2. Not even able to change the alarm sound, i have screen recorded that too but due to one customer can upload one video per se; i am not able to upload it 3. Back icon is also not working properly, pls watch the video i posted. 4. Paying 80k is big amount , you cannot display ads in your premium phone ... 5. Xiaomi never improved in their software even an inch... many claim miui14 is good but still it sucks... When you used samsung or OnePlus, then you will feel how mediocre is the MIUI 6. Yes, back camera is great, but when it's comes to front camera, atleast they should have gone for somthing good, it's very bad, when i speak WhatsApp video call, i felt my old samsung m21 (12000 rupees) fone is better 7. Pls don't believe the YouTube reviews; big youtubers are paid well by the brands, forsake, they send their units for review to the youtubers, if they criticize it, they will not be sending it next time, it's business for them, so don't believe blindly I was very skeptical to invest big amount in Xiaomi but due to its camera when compared to OnePlus , i felt this one is better... But the OS, Front camera and bugs kills the phone

After almost going through a month of research & already having used flagships from OnePlus & Samsung, I decided to go for this beast. I will try to give a genuine review, but it will be long as I prefer details. 1. 'Xiaomi? itne mein to Iphone mil jata' - I have used Android my whole life & don't have any major issues for a switch to a different OS. I believe apple devices are definitely good, but the premium is very high for the same tech. For the same price one will get iPhone 14 128 gb, which has an inferior screen, smaller size & lower camera capability (will come to that). Whenever a brand tries to enter a new segment, it has to offer better value & here Xiaomi has clearly shown that. It had previously tried 11 Ultra too in India, which again was a top flagship but had limited availability. I am not obsessed with brands & only look at the value offerings for the price. Xiaomi has nailed it here 2. Best competitors? - This phone is compared to the S23 Ultra in most reviews, which I still consider the best android money can buy currently. S23 U offers a similar screen, performance & battery & has better ecosystem support (DEX, UI, Pen, and Accessories support), but the price difference is too high for incremental gains. When it comes to the camera, the performance is brilliant, but it will always be subjective. I can certainly say it is on par with S23 U & Iphone pro models. OP11 also has been a huge upgrade from oneplus but at just 10K more, 13 pro offers a considerably better camera & design (again subjective). 3. No Gimmicks - The trust factor at this price point for a brand like Xiaomi was my biggest concern initially, but Xiaomi has ensured to cover it all. For a start, Samsung & Apple have built expertise in camera systems & catching up to them was still a big task for other brands. Unlike the gimmicky color balance partnership of Hasselblad with OP, Xiaomi not only co-engineered the primary sensor with Leica, but it also worked with sony for the main sensor. Last time when Leica partnered with Huawei, the output was the world's best smartphone camera (check DXO mark). Overall, it's refined to the best, which one surely wants for this price. Battery life & charging speed combination surpasses S23U & 14 Pro. Snapdragon has finally caught up with 8 Gen 2 with superior performance & huge efficiency gains as compared to Bionic chips making this device a performance powerhouse. A quick pro & con which maybe not be covered by others: Pros - 1. Feel & built (Ceramic makes a huge difference) 2. Design - I love the clean & subtle design. Some will argue for the huge camera bump, but the same people love the huge module of apple devices, HYPOC... Anyways, good camera hardware requires space 3. UI - I actually like the clean MIUI 14, contrary to reviewers putting it as a con. It uses less space than Samsung os, doesn't have bloatware (Netflix is not bloatware!) and is fast. Xiaomi has also offered 3-5 years of software support ensuring no compromises on latest android releases 4. Performance, display, camera, battery life - Just no need to worry, you are getting the best 5. Fkin Charger!!! - Ask the people paying 1 lakh+ for other brands & not getting a charger. For me, this Apple-incited practice of not giving chargers is just an exploitative behaviour to extract more from customers & I appreciate Xiaomi for still giving such a premium 120W hypercharger along with a case with the phone. Cons- My Dopamine levels are under control after 10 days so won't be saying "Sab badhiya hai' 1. Accessories- I am not able to find a good case/cover for this which is easily available for Samsung & Oneplus devices. Xiaomi needs to look into it or at least provide its own accessories like Samsung 2. Swipe actions are not smooth due to the curved display - It becomes difficult to use sometimes with the case 3. Ip 68 ratings? - Xiaomi has verbally confirmed it, but not mentioned in the specs (Pani mein dalun ya nai?) 4. It's heavy! Few missed points- - This device sells for almost 1.1 lakhs in Europe, a price similar to S23 U. This actually makes it a no-brainer deal for Indians. ( Indians have to pay a similar premium for Apple devices ) - Some reviewers have complained about the front camera - I felt the camera is decent & clicks good photos with a slight whitish tone & no 4k recording, which isn't a deal breaker for me. - The box mentions 'Made in India' which I feel will mostly mean fully assembled in India, but it's still better than direct imports Hope the review helps you!

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