Notable Performance

The device scored an outstanding 169 points in video performance, making it the best Android smartphone for movie recording according to DxOMark. The testers praised its very stable image stabilization, reliable exposure settings, wide dynamic range, and realistic skin tones. In still photography, it achieved 171 points, narrowly trailing behind the X200 Ultra.

Strengths and Weaknesses

The new model excels in telephoto photography, zoom quality, bokeh rendering, and performance in low light conditions. However, there are a few areas for improvement: contrast issues appear in some HDR situations, the ultra-wide-angle lens captures relatively narrow shots, and occasional artifacts such as ghosting or color fringing can occur. In very dark scenes, some images may look overly edited, with darker skin tones appearing lighter.

Despite these points, the Vivo X300 Pro demonstrates impressive overall performance and makes a strong statement at year’s end. It’s particularly appealing to users seeking top-notch video quality outside of Apple’s ecosystem.

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Camera Performance

The X300 Pro earns a total score of 171 points for photography and an impressive 169 points for video, making it one of the strongest non-Apple options available. Vivo’s latest flagship excels in areas such as telephoto shots, zoom capabilities, bokeh effects, and low-light performance.

Advantages and Limitations

The phone stands out with stable exposure, a good dynamic range, mostly accurate white balance, and consistent skin tones in both photos and videos. Video stabilization is another area where the X300 Pro shines.

However, there are some drawbacks too. The review points to contrast issues in certain HDR scenes, a relatively narrow ultra-wide camera, and occasional artifacts like ghosting or color fringing. In low light conditions, images can sometimes look over-processed, with darker skin tones appearing slightly brighter than intended.

Overall, the Vivo X300 Pro delivers strong performance across both photography and videography categories.

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DXOMARK said that the overall timbre and dynamic performance of the iPhone 14 Plus is good, and it also performs well when recording loud sounds like concerts. Wind noise reduction still needs some tweaking, but the effect is already very satisfying. The downside is that midrange replication performance depends on the use case and may sound harsh depending on the App used and the use case. The signal-to-noise ratio can be set higher, as the main audio content is masked by ambient noise and the audio zoom performance is poor.

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In DxOMark tests, he wrote that the camera offers excellent exposure with a wide dynamic range even in low-light scenarios. The test shots showed that the Mate 40 Pro pulled the colors quite accurately and the white balance was very good in night scenes.

Huawei Mate 40 Pro has a dual selfie camera module on the front. It has a 13-megapixel 1 / 2.8 ″ sensor that comes with a fixed focus lens and a time-of-flight sensor that helps detect depth for bokeh mode shots. The 13-megapixel camera of the Huawei Mate 40 Pro has managed to “squeeze a lot of image quality from the front camera module”, according to DxOMark, because Huawei engineers use the technology very well. Mate 40 Pro is the leader in the selfie category. Thanks to its many different features, we think it will not give the first place to anyone for a long time with 110 points.

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In the DXOMARK camera test, the Huawei Mate40 Pro + broke the record with a total of 139 points for the name and 139 points. In the DXOMARK Photography category, the highest score was 144, while Huawei ranked first with 139 points.

In the video category, the Mate40 Pro + also misses out on the Mate40 Pro. Huawei is currently grabbing three of the top 5 positions in the DXOMARK camera rankings.

Compared to the Mate40 Pro, it has an additional pair of Telephoto lenses and 3D ToF sensors.

Rear camera setup on Mate40 Pro +

50MP f / 1.9 Primary
20 MP f / 2.4 ultra-wide
12MP f / 2.4 Telephoto
8MP f / 2.4 Telephoto
3D ToF sensor
Color Temperature Sensor
Video: Supports 4K at 60 fps
Features: OIS (Primary, Telephoto), EIS

The DXOMARK report shows that the Mate40 Pro + takes photos and videos with a wide dynamic range, accurate Exposure and doesn’t miss details. Features like extra Telephoto and wider lens (ultra-wide – 14mm FOV) and OIS help take better pictures with wider range, noise reduction and textures.

Mate40 Pro + auto focus fails at closer range. In general, it has a more successful camera than any smartphone you know.

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