Xiaomi 13 series

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It's usually bundled with the freebies like the camera kit and the wireless charger. The cheapest I saw is 1618. If you are able to bargain without the freebies it should be cheaper.
gotta wait for the shopee sale. 9/9 got 5 sets selling for 1399 less 15. Maybe 10/10 got sale again. That is the Global set with international warranty
 

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of course not, only 1 at a time. Because the wide angle camera is wide enough to see the rim of the 2nd filter
What do you mean 2nd filter? Filter suppose to use only 1...

What I meant was the photography kit filter adaptor + filter = very thick already... Hard to put in pocket lol
 

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What do you mean 2nd filter? Filter suppose to use only 1...

What I meant was the photography kit filter adaptor + filter = very thick already... Hard to put in pocket lol

Only 1? I guess that's why those filters come with screw threads on top.

Sure, it's thick. Such is only the price you willingly pay for a rangefinder quality camera phone. Some people don't mind. I didn't mind until I found that I did mind
 
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Sorry guys, Xiaomi 13 ultra call volume is abit too soft for me. Any way to fix this issue? Thanks
 

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tonight..hand held shot
 

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Was the difference between 13 Pro and 13 Ultra just the camera? Price wise and Spec wise they looked similar other than the camera side of stuff.
Want to change my last pocophone, but mi 14 series doesn't looekd attractive enough to wait. Was thinking of getting 13 Pro or 13Ultra to replace it.
 

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Was the difference between 13 Pro and 13 Ultra just the camera? Price wise and Spec wise they looked similar other than the camera side of stuff.
Want to change my last pocophone, but mi 14 series doesn't looekd attractive enough to wait. Was thinking of getting 13 Pro or 13Ultra to replace it.
13 Pro charges faster and has better battery life. Its zoom camera can also do macro shots (13 Ultra's zoom camera can't)

13 Ultra's zoom and ultra wide cameras have larger sensors. It's main camera can switch between 2 apertures, one of which is f4.0 and is good when you want both the foreground and background of your shot to be in focus.
 

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13 Pro charges faster and has better battery life. Its zoom camera can also do macro shots (13 Ultra's zoom camera can't)

13 Ultra's zoom and ultra wide cameras have larger sensors. It's main camera can switch between 2 apertures, one of which is f4.0 and is good when you want both the foreground and background of your shot to be in focus.

Thanks for the update man.
Just the camera different? Initially i though is "size/screen" since ultra/note always refers to a bigger phone. after researching realize they are of the same size...
Scan through on gsm etc, hardware wise looked nothing different just $100 pricing... was $14888 a good pricing for Mi 13 pro? saw on RedWhiteMobile and some other shops.

One Question, is Xiaomi 13 series battery (hardware) ok? Had to change battery once every 1~2years on my pocophone


edited: noticed there's a 16gb ram version for ultra
 
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Hi, just realized tat my 13ultra got rattling sound when I shake, is tis a norm or?
I think it is the OIS (Optical Image Stabilization), which detects hand shaking and corrects the lens by moving the lens in the opposite direction of the shake. Don't shake it too much.
 

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Thanks for the update man.
Just the camera different? Initially i though is "size/screen" since ultra/note always refers to a bigger phone. after researching realize they are of the same size...
Scan through on gsm etc, hardware wise looked nothing different just $100 pricing... was $14888 a good pricing for Mi 13 pro? saw on RedWhiteMobile and some other shops.

One Question, is Xiaomi 13 series battery (hardware) ok? Had to change battery once every 1~2years on my pocophone


edited: noticed there's a 16gb ram version for ultra

I had both and prefer the Pro. 12gb ram is plenty. The phones have not been out long enough to know about durability but these are flagships so should last.

Also if you buy global rom, you get 2 year internationally warranty on the Pro (not sure about Ultra). The warranty policy on the Pro is better -- it has courtesy phone for when its under repair. the Ultra strangely does not.

But the retail pricing is gouging for both. I got the Pro as a telcom set which is two thirds of what RWM and others list. That's what I think they should be costed at.
 

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I had both and prefer the Pro. 12gb ram is plenty. The phones have not been out long enough to know about durability but these are flagships so should last.

Also if you buy global rom, you get 2 year internationally warranty on the Pro (not sure about Ultra). The warranty policy on the Pro is better -- it has courtesy phone for when its under repair. the Ultra strangely does not.

But the retail pricing is gouging for both. I got the Pro as a telcom set which is two thirds of what RWM and others list. That's what I think they should be costed at.

Going to go around looking for a 13 Pro set. Looked like a flagship phone that can last for quite a while.

I'm one of those guys that are willing to pay slightly more for a phone that can last for quite some time...Didn't touch any 5G phone for the past 2-3years because of the overheating issue since SD888.
SD 8 gen3~4 doesn't look like a major upgrade at the moment.
 

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Going to go around looking for a 13 Pro set. Looked like a flagship phone that can last for quite a while.

I'm one of those guys that are willing to pay slightly more for a phone that can last for quite some time...Didn't touch any 5G phone for the past 2-3years because of the overheating issue since SD888.
SD 8 gen3~4 doesn't look like a major upgrade at the moment.
We are already past the era where each CPU generation make significant difference. Even older 865CPU is good for most people, and only really matter for games and serious heavy tasking.
 

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We are already past the era where each CPU generation make significant difference. Even older 865CPU is good for most people, and only really matter for games and serious heavy tasking.
Yea. Simple phone hardware enough for most.

Personally I like to take photos to keep so I'll get phones with good camera. And I also game abit (mlbb)

If I'm not particular on photo quality, I'll just use the poco f5.
 

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Yea. Simple phone hardware enough for most.

Personally I like to take photos to keep so I'll get phones with good camera. And I also game abit (mlbb)

If I'm not particular on photo quality, I'll just use the poco f5.
Concur. For most folks.. ..F3 is good enough!

Same reasons..need good photo capabilities and a goood CPU/GPU as Insta360 is a resource hog when doing 360 videos.

Plus need the Gen2 cuz Gen1 was horrible at battery life.
 
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