Comparison of Xiaomi Mi5 and Mi5S. Mi5 or Mi5S – which smartphone is better? Comparison of mi5 and mi6 cameras

On September 27, 2016, the Chinese company Xiaomi released two new smartphones: Mi5S and Mi5S Plus. To date, Xiaomi has three smartphones in its flagship line: the original ceramic Mi5, the new Mi5S and the large top-end phablet Mi5S Plus. We offer a comparison of the key characteristics of three smartphones, using the Mi5 as a basis and comparing it with other flagships.

Processor and performance

All three devices run on production processors Qualcomm Snapdragon. The very first Xiaomi flagship Mi5 is equipped with a 4-core Snapdragon chipset 820 s clock frequency 2.15 GHz per core. Mi5S runs on the updated Snapdragon 821 processor with the same frequency of 2.15 GHz. But the top-end Mi5S Plus is equipped with a Snapdragon 821 SoC with an increased clock speed of up to 2.35 GHz per core. The Adreno 530 GPU core is responsible for graphics in all three cases.

• Xiaomi Mi5 – Snapdragon 820, 2.15 GHz
• Xiaomi Mi5S – Snapdragon 821, 2.15 GHz
• Xiaomi Mi5S Plus – Snapdragon 821, 2.35 GHz

Scanners, NFC, Wi-Fi and other interfaces

The Mi5 smartphone has a fingerprint scanner built into the Home key under the display, it is fast and reliable. In Mi5S Plus, the scanner is located on the back edge of the metal case, it has a round shape and is built on the same principle as the scanner in Mi5.

Mi5S uses a completely new type of scanner - ultrasonic. It is still located under the display and sits directly on the surface of the glass. The scanner does not need a mechanical button, so it is more durable. At the presentation, Lei Jun said that it took Xiaomi engineers several years to implement this advanced ultrasonic scanner in their smartphone.

• Xiaomi Mi5 – front scanner
• Xiaomi Mi5S – Front Ultrasound Scanner
• Xiaomi Mi5S Plus – rear scanner

In addition, Mi5 and Mi5S Plus have infrared ports for controlling equipment in the house; the new Mi5S lacks this function. All three models have a built-in NFC chip, support for two Nano SIM cards, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.2, GPS, GLONASS and Beidou.

Comparison of camera characteristics

The phones are also equipped different cameras. For example, the Mi5S Plus has a dual RGB + b/w Sony sensor of 13 megapixels each, the camera can shoot 4K video, TimeLapse and SloMo. The Mi5S has one 12 megapixel main camera, which can shoot Full HD 1080p video at a frame rate per second of 120 fps. The original Mi5 has a 16 MP Sony IMX298 camera, its feature is 4-axis optical stabilization OIS image, which is not present in either Mi5S or Mi5S Plus.

• Xiaomi Mi5 – Sony IMX298, 16 MP OIS
• Xiaomi Mi5S – 12 MP
• Xiaomi Mi5S Plus - two 13 MP each

Comparison of display capabilities

Mi5S and Mi5 have the same display diagonals of 5.15″ inches. The display diagonal of Mi5S Plus is 5.7″ inches, like in Mi Note. All three smartphones have the same resolution of 1920x1080 pixels (Full HD). At the same time, the dot density per square inch for Mi5 and Mi5S is 428 ppi, and for Mi5S Plus it is 386 ppi.

The maximum brightness of the Mi5 and Mi5S screens is 600 Nits, which is comparatively higher than that of the Mi5S Plus, which has this level of 550 Nits. In addition, the top model Mi5S should receive a 3D Touch pressure-sensitive screen.

• Xiaomi Mi5 – 5.15 inches, Full HD, 428 ppi, 600 Nits
• Xiaomi Mi5S – 5.15 inches, Full HD, 428 ppi, 600 Nits
• Xiaomi Mi5S Plus – 5.7 inches, Full HD, 386 ppi, 550 Nits

RAM and flash memory

If the ceiling for flash storage in all three models is 128 GB, then for the maximum volume random access memory Mi5S Plus stood out - 6 GB of RAM in the top version. Mi5 and Mi5S have 3/4 GB of RAM and flash drives up to 128 GB UFS 2.0. RAM is used in all three cases LPDDR4.

• Xiaomi Mi5 – up to 4 GB LPDDR4 RAM and 128 GB UFS 2.0 flash
• Xiaomi Mi5S – up to 4 GB LPDDR4 RAM and 128 GB UFS 2.0 flash
• Xiaomi Mi5S Plus – up to 6 GB LPDDR4 RAM and 128 GB UFS 2.0 flash

Case materials, dimensions and battery

The main body material of the Mi5 smartphone is glass/ceramics. Mi5S and Mi5S Plus have metal cases. As for colors, flagships with the “S” index have four colors: gray, gold, silver and fashionable rose gold. Mi5 also has four colors: gray, gold, silver and purple.

Dimensions and weight

• Xiaomi Mi5 – 144.6×69.2×7.25 mm, weight 129/139 grams (glass/ceramics)
• Xiaomi Mi5S – 145.6×70.3×8.25 mm, weight 145 grams
• Xiaomi Mi5S Plus – 154.6×77.7×7.95 mm, weight 168 grams

Batteries

• Xiaomi Mi5 – 3000 mAh, fast charging QC 3.0
• Xiaomi Mi5S – 3200 mAh, fast charging QC 3.0
• Xiaomi Mi5S Plus – 3800 mAh, fast charging QC 3.0

In addition, both Mi5 and Mi5S with Mi5S Plus received two-way modern ports USB Type-C. As you can see, all devices are interesting in their own way, but which smartphone do you like best?

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So, we will build the material according to the following principle. The left column will always contain photos taken with the Xiaomi Mi5S camera. The right column will always contain photos from the Mi5S Plus camera. Each pair of examples will be followed by 100% crops of the same photos, so to speak, to closely examine the quality of the images.

An important caveat needs to be made here. Mi5S Plus has two rear cameras. By default, only one, the top one, is captured, that is, the RGB sensor. The black and white camera is involved in creating photos in stereo mode and, as we found out in, this mode is of no use at all. Thus, all subsequent examples will be filmed in fully automatic mode.

However, less words, more action! Let's get started.

Daytime shots

Good light, beautiful scenery, it would seem that no one should screw up.

Just from these two examples it is clear that the Mi5S has better detail. Obviously, a smartphone with the Plus index uses other photo processing and compression algorithms, which very aggressively “chew” all the detail of the frame.

Literally all pictures from the regular Mi5S have a greenish tint. This is especially noticeable against the background of frames shot on Mi5S Plus. The latter does not have any “green”, but there is plenty of some kind of pink veil. There is no perfection in the Xiaomi world. In short.

Now take a look at a couple of pictures below. On the crop made from the original with Mi5S Plus, we see less detail and extraneous noise. Well done!

Macro

This is a very important type of photography. You can take beautiful photographs of a variety of objects: from beautiful, forged handles of antique doors, to flowers and insects. Speaking of the latter. You won’t be able to take truly cool photos of small animals with any of the cameras under review. Every smartphone has a very long focal length - about 8-10 centimeters, and this is far enough to photograph something like that.

Crop from a photo with Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

However, our heroes also have something to show.

Macro is definitely better with E-five-esu. It, as I said earlier, has higher detail, and the situation with background blur is more interesting. By the way, do you know why? The thing is that the lens aperture of the Mi5S Plus is weaker and is f/2.2. While its brother boasts a higher value - f/2.0. It is interesting that in relation to “Plus” this parameter is hidden by the manufacturer, as if it has nothing to be proud of. Actually yes! What is this, Xiaomi? It's 2016 and top-end devices have f/1.7 lenses.

Night

Let's move on to the most interesting part - the night tests. In such conditions, it is very easy to expose a hack camera.

Shooting at night really disheartened me. The leader of our competition, Mi5S, simply disappeared, and Plus emerged as the winner in this category. If the camera of the first device “painted” some kind of watercolor daub, then the “Plus” pleased with a more or less clear, well-developed picture. Moreover, this is clearly visible even when viewing the originals, without examining the crops under a microscope.

Let me remind you that you can get all the originals of the photographs shown here (without “resize”) in one archive using these links:

• Xiaomi Mi5S archive
• Xiaomi Mi5S Plus archive

Bottom line

Let's summarize our competition. The results will be extremely interesting to those who love Xiaomi and their devices, as well as to those who need good camera always with you, in your smartphone.

Based on the test results and this comparison, the winner was Xiaomi camera Mi5S. The device received three points, while his opponent only received one. It turned out that the camera of a regular Mi-five-es takes better photos in daylight and in macro mode. Simply higher detail and less noise. In addition, the winner has faster optics, which means more light hits the sensor, and the background blur becomes a little more interesting. Another plus one.

However, Mi5S Plus beats its brother in terms of night photography. It produces a smooth, pleasant night picture, while the younger (perhaps so) rival’s night shots are not flowing in the direction we would like.

In any case, each device has a fairly good camera. By the standards of last year's flagships. Why? Just look at the photo taken on last year's flagship of the South Korean giant. Fantastic shooting quality, which the so-called tops from Xiaomi of this year are still far from achieving. This is just to give you an idea of ​​what we're dealing with.

Now I would be very interested to hear your opinion on all this testing. Look at the examples above, download the archives with the originals. Which camera do you think takes better pictures?

The latest flagship Xiaomi Mi5 was released in April 2016, after which the Chinese manufacturer actively began developing inexpensive smartphones Redmi line. It seems that everything worked out for him there, but his position in the market for top Android devices was lost thanks to the efforts of competitors. The same Chinese OnePlus managed to release not only its third flagship, but also its updated model on the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 chip. And Xiaomi’s response was not long in coming - Xiaomi Mi 5s and Mi 5s Plus were presented. We’ll talk about the first of them in detail today.

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Specifications

	5.15-inch IPS display with FullHD (1920 x 1080) resolution, protective glass unknown origin
Case materials:	metal backdrop with minimal plastic antenna dividers
	silver (matte), dark gray (shiny), gold (shiny) and rose gold (matte)
CPU:	quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 (64 bit, Kryo architecture, 14 nm process technology); two cores operate at 2.15 GHz, the other two at 2 GHz)
	Adreno 530 (624 MHz)
Operating system:
RAM:	3 / 4 GB (LPDDR4)
User memory:	64 / 128 GB (UFS 2.0), without the ability to install a memory card
	12 MP (f/2.0 aperture), Sony IMX378 sensor (1/2.3”), phase detection autofocus, dual LED flash, 4K video recording (30 fps); front-camera 4 MP UltraPixel, f/2.0 aperture, FullHD video recording
Network support:	GSM/EDGE (850/900/1800/1900MHz), WCDMA (850/900/1900/2100MHz), CDMA 800, FDD-LTE (850/900/1800/2100/2600MHz), TDD-LTE (1900/2300/ 2500/2600MHz, slot for two nanoSIM, one radio module
Wireless technologies:	Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (dual band: 2.4 and 5 GHz), Bluetooth 4.2 (LE), GPS / GLONASS / BEIDOU, A-GPS support, NFC
	Fingerprint scanner, accelerometer, gyroscope, Hall sensor, digital compass, barometer, e-compass, distance and illumination
Additionally:	USB 2.0 Type-C port, fast charging using Quick Charge 3.0 technology, LED indicator
Battery:	3200 mAh, non-removable
Contents of delivery:	power supply, USB cable, tray eject tool, instructions
	145.6 x 70.3 x 8.25 mm
MIUI 8 itself on Xiaomi Mi 5s is practically no different from the one installed, say, on Redmi Note 4. Compared to MIUI 7, the system has been greatly updated in appearance, the notification shade is now neatly and even elegantly designed, and there are additional modes in the settings. For example, if you often use your smartphone with one hand in an awkward position (for example, in a crowded transport), you may find the one-handed control mode useful. It is activated by swiping from the central button to the right and turning it off with a reverse movement. The pre-installed software seems modern and convenient. Fortunately, I didn’t find any “Chinese” features in this firmware. Calculator, compass, watch, file manager with a memory cleaning function - everything looks no worse than in my favorite stock Android 6. Hardware platform Xiaomi has always tried to keep up with the times, so after Qualcomm announced its new Snapdragon 821 system-on-chip in June 2016, Xiaomi Mi 5s was released. As a result, it became one of the first smartphones on this chipset, but clearly far from the best. We need to take a closer look at the OnePlus 3T, but so far my impressions of the Snapdragon 821 in the Mi 5s are mixed. Snapdragon 821 is on this moment the most powerful mobile 64-bit chipset based on Kryo architecture with four cores. Two of them operate at 2.15 GHz, the other two at 2 GHz. Graphics accelerator - Adreno 530 with an operating frequency of 624 MHz. With performance operating system no problems - everything works smoothly, does not slow down or twitch. In Mi5, it seems, everything was not so smooth with the smooth operation of the system, but it is unlikely that the 10% increase in performance in favor of the Snapdragon 821 compared to the 820 contributed to this. Most likely, MIUI has been slightly optimized, which makes the smartphone seem to work very quickly. It is not surprising that there are no problems with performance in games (even if they are not very resource-intensive, this is Android). The latest Asphalt Extreme, Modern Combat 5 and World of Tanks: Blitz work on maximum settings lag-free graphics. Even in scenes with a lot of graphic elements and effects (for example, in massive tank battles). Under load back cover The smartphone heats up to 40-42 degrees Celsius, so you can safely continue playing. If it weren't for throttling. Even when repeatedly running the Mi 5s in Antutu Benchmark, I noticed that the number of points can vary between 10-15 thousand. Is not in the best possible way affects FPS when playing the same mobile WOT for a long time, which is why the value can drop from the average 60 to 20-25. Perhaps updating the firmware to Global Stable will solve this problem. In other synthetic tests, Mi 5s gets good results, but still loses top Samsung Galaxy S7. My Xiaomi Mi 5s has 3 GB of RAM and 64 GB (57 GB available after the first system startup). There is also a second model on the market with 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal memory. Another difference between the “premium model” is the ability of the display to recognize the pressure applied. And if the latter, as it seems to me, is an absolutely useless feature due to the lack of optimized software in Google Play Store, then increased MIUI RAM will never hurt. After downloading, the smartphone has about 1.5 GB of RAM available. You can store a dozen running simple applications in memory. If it is more, the smartphone will begin to unload them from memory and reload it when returning to the program. MIUI allows you to protect applications from sudden unloading from memory, so if you are used to keeping a lot of programs in memory, pay attention to the model with 4 GB of RAM. Communications and multimedia I don't have a single complaint about the telephone part. The voice speaker, although not as clear and deep in sound as in modern Moto smartphones, but it does its job perfectly well. The speaker on the bottom boasts fairly clear sound, but it plays at an average volume. I will not undertake to evaluate the sound quality in headphones due to the fact that I do not have the equipment for this, but the appropriate hearing. I can only say that after adjusting the equalizer and optimizing the sound in “Settings” to suit my xiaomi headphones The Hybrid smartphone produced loud and high-quality sound. Quality Wi-Fi work I was pleased with the navigation system (GPS + A-GPS). In the first case, the smartphone showed excellent results, however, we are talking about a small apartment on the second floor in a “Stalin” building with an obstacle in the form of one wooden door. Even in the same home conditions, the Mi 5s finds navigation satellites in literally 20 seconds and maintains excellent communication. Autonomy This is always the case with flagships (especially Chinese ones). If you really take it top device on the most current system-on-chip, which means on long time battery life you can't count on it. Yes, Snapdragon 821 has improved energy efficiency. Yes, the battery capacity of the Xiaomi Mi 5s has increased by 200 mAh compared to the Mi5 - 3200 mAh instead of 3000. With all this, the Mi 5s is an average smartphone in terms of battery life. In mixed use mode with Twitter, social networks and online music at 80-90% screen brightness, the device shows five to five and a half hours of screen operation. In PCMark, Mi 5s lasted about 8 hours. It is worth considering that the autonomy of a smartphone can be seriously affected by unstable firmware that was installed by the seller in China. With the release of a stable international version, things may improve slightly. An important point is support for a common standard fast charging Quick Charge 3.0. The phone comes with a power adapter with output currents of 5 V / 2.5 A, 9 V / 2 A and 12 V / 1.5 A. With it, the Xiaomi Mi 5s charges from zero to 100 percent in an average of an hour and a half. Cameras The camera is probably the most important innovation in the Xiaomi Mi 5s compared to the previous flagship Mi5. The Sony IMX378 sensor is installed here, the same as in the top-end Google Pixel/Pixel XL cameras, according to the DxO Mark rating. Large 1/2.3” sensor, F/2.0 aperture, 12 megapixels, dual flash and hybrid autofocus, HDR mode, the ability to shoot 4K video, but 4-axis optical stabilization has disappeared somewhere. I am not an expert in mobile photography, but in my opinion the quality of the images has increased significantly compared to that of the Mi5. In terms of photo quality, the camera is slightly inferior to modern A-brand Android flagships and holds up well in any lighting conditions. I would like to note a serious increase in quality when shooting in low light conditions, which was sorely lacking in the Mi5.

Xiaomi Mi 5s can shoot 4K video (3840 by 2160 pixels) at 30 frames per second. There is a slow motion mode with the same number of frames per second and Timelapse. Below is a comparison of 4K video shooting between Xiaomi Mi 5s and Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge from TechTablets.com.

The front camera in the smartphone is 4 megapixels with an F/2.0 aperture. The camera has a very wide field of view and good sharpness throughout the frame.

Results

Xiaomi Mi 5s is definitely a major update to the latest flagship of the Chinese company. It is important that it now has significantly fewer compromises in comparison with top Android flagships, but at the same time in a number of characteristics (camera, build, appearance, frames around the screen, performance in games) it is still inferior, for example, to OnePlus 3. This is the best purchase for those who are looking for the most inexpensive flagship on a top-end chip and are at the same time willing to put up with some of the irregularities of the MIUI firmware.

What I liked:

Appearance

Performance

Image quality of the main and front cameras

Fast charging support

Large amount of built-in memory

What I didn't like:

Difficulties with MIUI firmware

Throttling

Lack of optical stabilization

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Where can I buy?

Thanks to the Gearbest online store for providing the smartphone for review. At the time of writing Xiaomi price Mi 5s for the version with 64 GB of user memory starts at $320, and the version with 4/128 GB will cost from $395.

Thank you for your attention!

Today, Xiaomi is one of the leading smartphone manufacturers, which is rapidly beginning to displace large brand corporations from the market. The whole point is that this company produces devices that are much cheaper, and are not inferior in functions and quality to smartphones known to the general public.

Relatively recently, the company released Xiaomi Mi5 and Mi5 Pro smartphones, which have low price, stylish design, as well as current characteristics. Therefore, the topic of this article is Xiaomi comparison MI5 vs Xiaomi MI5 PRO.

Material and device design

At first glance, the compared modifications of the Xiaomi smartphone are made of the same material, however, there are still certain differences:

• Mi Case Models of this smartphone made of tempered glass, which is clearly borrowed from the devices of the famous Korean manufacturer. The case is resistant to minor scratches, however, it is recommended to carry it in a case. The phone's frame is made of silver metal, which is prone to scratches. As for the wear resistance of the display, it has the same problem, which forces the use of a protective film.
• Mi5 Pro. On the premium version of the smartphone, the case is made of a durable ceramic coating, on which you will have to try hard to leave even a small scratch. The display is also scratch-resistant, however, the film still needs to be applied.

In terms of material, the model with the PRO index is significantly superior to its compared opponent. In addition, thanks to the ceramic coating, devices from other well-known companies are unrivaled in terms of material quality.

As for the design, it is identical for both devices and looks very stylish at the time of 2016, early 2017. In addition, both devices look much more expensive in appearance than they actually cost.

Specifications

The flagships from Xiaomi are often compared with the undisputed leader of Android smartphones - the Samsung Galaxy S7 (Edge). And this is not strange, because both devices are very powerful today and even surpass their Korean competitor in certain parameters.

As for the comparison of Xiaomi Mi5 vs Xiaomi Mi5 PRO, the differences are in the following aspects:

Model Mi5:

• Chipset – Snapdragon 820;
• Cores – 4 with a clock frequency of 1.8 GHz;
• RAM - 3 GB LPDDR4 1333 MHz;
• Built-in memory – 32 (without support micro cards SD);
• Weight – 129 grams.

Mi5 PRO model:

• Chipset – Snapdragon 820;
• Cores – 4 with a clock frequency of 2.15 GHz;
• RAM - 4 GB LPDDR4 1866 MHz;
• Built-in memory – 128 GB;
• Camera – front 4 Mpx, main 13 Mpx.
• Weight – 139 grams.

As a result, the main differences are the increased RAM, built-in memory of the device, as well as the clock frequency. Therefore, in the duel Xiaomi Mi5 Pro vs Mi5, the advantage is certainly on the side of the premium modification. However, it is worth noting that due to this fact, opponents have a significant difference in price. The junior model costs approximately $270, and the premium version costs about $400.

Other differences

Making a comparison Xiaomi smartphones, you may notice some minor differences that may be observed immediately or after certain time after use, namely:

• The Mi5 model has a black frame around the display, which will stand out in all color options (except black).
• The silver paint on the metal frame of the Mi5 may peel off after 5-6 months of use, which is a very negative point.
• The smartphones are equipped with the same 3000mAh battery, however, the Mi5 Pro discharges much faster. This is all due to the higher clock speed of the processor. A similar drawback is typical for most competitive devices with similar characteristics.

I guess that's it for the comparison Xiaomi devices ends, since in all other respects they are identical. Of course, it is up to the buyer to decide which of the compared models will be relevant for him. However, it is worth emphasizing that these smartphones will have the title of uncompromising flagships for another 3-4 years. Therefore, you can safely purchase one of these gadgets for your use.