Xiaomi 13T Pro and Xiaomi 13T: The Ultimate Review

- Both phones have a **6.67-inch AMOLED display** with a resolution of **1220 x 2712 pixels**, a refresh rate of **144Hz**, and a brightness of **600 nits**. They also have a **Corning Gorilla Glass 5** protection, an **in-display fingerprint scanner**, and a **centered punch-hole** for the selfie camera.

- The Xiaomi 13T Pro has a **ceramic back** and a **metal frame**, while the Xiaomi 13T has a **plastic back** and a **plastic frame**. The 13T Pro is more durable, premium, and heavier (206g) than the 13T (197g).

- The Xiaomi 13T Pro comes in two colors: **Black** and **White**, while the Xiaomi 13T comes in three colors: **Black**, **Meadow Green**, and **Alpine Blue**. The Alpine Blue version of the 13T has a vegan leather back instead of plastic.

- Both phones have a similar camera layout on the back, with three lenses arranged in a rectangular module. The main difference is that the 13T Pro has a Leica logo on the camera module, while the 13T does no.

The performance of the Xiaomi 13T Pro and Xiaomi 13T is one of the main highlights of these devices. Both phones are powered by MediaTek's flagship chipset, the **Dimensity 9200+**, which is a 5nm octa-core processor with a maximum clock speed of **3.2 GHz**. The Dimensity 9200+ also supports **5G**, **Wi-Fi 7**, and **Bluetooth 5.4** connectivity.

The Xiaomi 13T Pro and Xiaomi 13T have different memory configurations, though. The 13T Pro comes with **8GB or 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM** and **128GB or 256GB of UFS 4.0 storage**, while the 13T comes with **6GB or 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM** and **128GB or 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage**. The UFS 4.0 storage is faster than the UFS 3.1 storage, which means that the 13T Pro can load apps and files faster than the 13T.

The performance of the Xiaomi 13T Pro and Xiaomi 13T is impressive, as they can handle any task or game with ease. According to some benchmarks, the Dimensity 9200+ is comparable to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, which is used in many other flagship phones. The Xiaomi 13T Pro scored **1385K** in AnTuTu Benchmark, while the Xiaomi 13T scored **1319K**. These scores are higher than many other phones in the same price range, such as the OnePlus Nord CE (with Snapdragon 750G) or the Samsung Galaxy A72 (with Snapdragon 720G).

The camera capabilities of the Xiaomi 13T Pro and Xiaomi 13T are another highlight of these devices. Both phones have a **Leica professional camera system** that consists of three lenses and sensors:

- A **50MP wide-angle lens** with a 24mm focal length, an f/1.8 aperture, and optical image stabilization (OIS). This lens can capture high-resolution photos and videos with rich colors, sharp details, and low noise.

- A **50MP telephoto lens** with a 50mm focal length, an f/2.0 aperture, and OIS. This lens can provide 2x optical zoom and 10x hybrid zoom, as well as portrait mode and macro mode.

- A **12MP ultra-wide-angle lens** with a 15mm focal length, an f/2.2 aperture, and a 123-degree field of view. This lens can capture wide-angle shots and videos with minimal distortion and edge-to-edge clarity.

The Xiaomi 13T Pro and Xiaomi 13T also have a **32MP selfie camera** with an f/2.0 aperture and a 0.8µm pixel size. This camera can take selfies and videos with beautification effects, HDR, panorama, and night mode.

The Xiaomi 13T Pro and Xiaomi 13T support various camera modes and features, such as:

- **8K video recording** at 24fps (only on the 13T Pro)

- **4K video recording** at 30/60fps (on both devices)

- **HDR10+ video recording** (on both devices)

- **10-bit LOG video recording** with LUT import (only on the 13T Pro)

- **Pro mode** with manual controls and Leica custom styles (on both devices)

- **Night mode** with AI noise reduction and long exposure (on both devices)

- **Super moonlight mode** with AI moon recognition and enhancement (on both devices)

- **Xiaomi ProFocus mode** with adjustable bokeh effect and focus peaking (on both devices)