A few days ago we showed you another comparison, in terms of battery life of one of the new terminals that the manufacturer Oukitel has launched on the market and where We compared it with the iPhone XS and the Xiaomi Redmi Note 7. On this occasion, today we show you a comparison more faithful to reality, and that is not only related to battery life.
The Oukitel Y4800 is the next terminal that the Asian manufacturer plans to launch on the market, a terminal that is intended for a young audience who wants the best of a smartphone, at a very reasonable price. Xiaomi in this aspect has managed to gain an important niche in the market, a market that Oukitel also wants to reach with Y4800.
Photographic section
Both Xiaomi's Redmi Note 7 and Oukitel Y4800 They have a rear camera that reaches 48 mpx of resolution, a resolution that allows us to enlarge the captures we take without losing quality. In the video that you can see on these lines, Oukitel LAb has compared its new terminal with the Redmi Note 7, terminals that offer us practically the same features at a very similar price.
Oukitel's front camera reaches 16 mpx, while that of the Xiaomi model is 13 mpx. Both terminals offer us a facial unlocking system, although the lighting conditions are poor.
Screen
Apart from the photographic section, another aspect that users take into account is the screen. Both models offer us a 6,3-inch screen with Full HD + resolution and a 4.000 mAh battery. The main difference is found not only in the shape of the front camera, but also in the lower part of the screen, being less pronounced in the case of Xiaomi.
loading port
Another of the differences that attracts the most attention is found in the loading port. While Oukitel relies on the veteran microUSB, Xiaomi makes use of the USB-C port, port that offers a series of additional advantages to the microUSB.
Connectivity and storage
Oukitel continues to bet on launching terminals compatible with two SIMs, and the Oukitel Y4800 is a clear example. The same happens with the Xiaomi Redmi Note 7, but this one has a limitation, since either we use two nanoSIM cards, or a nanoSIM card and a microSD card to expand storage space. The Oukitel model not only allows us to use two nanoSIMs together, but it also allows us to add a microSD card.
Another difference is found in the amount of RAM available in both terminals. Meanwhile he Xiaomi's Redmi Note 7 is available with 4GB of RAM and 128GB storage, Oukitel Y4800 is available with 6GB RAM and 128GB of storage.
Price
Both terminals are around 200 euros / dollars, so at the same price, we can obtain better benefits in the Oukitel model.
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