Xiaomi Black Shark 2 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Xiaomi Black Shark 3 Skywalker - Capturing the Hearts of Gamers

Gaming smartphones are becoming increasingly popular due to the transfer of such popular projects as PUBG (albeit in a slightly modified form) to Fortnite from personal computers to them. The Chinese company Xiaomi has released a whole line of devices focused on fans of Android-games. And it seems that the hero of this review is ready to make it even more famous and desirable.

The appearance of new items pleasantly surprised. The abundance of high-quality metal, modest teardrop-shaped cutout huge frameless display, designed for "frontalki", dual camera, vnutriekranny fingerprint reader, optional accessory joystick attached to the image relevance phone and originality. 6.39-inch AMOLED-panel is perfectly calibrated in terms of color, happy with a large supply of brightness, excellent contrast. The resolution of 2340x1080 pixels is enough for amazing image clarity, individual pixels can only be seen with a magnifying glass.

Specifications really top. The Snapdragon 855, 6/8 / 12GB of RAM and the powerful Adreno 640 video chip won't give you a lot of games and a chance to slow down for a couple of years. Water cooling system "iron" will protect the user from discomfort during long-term playback of demanding applications. 128 / 256GB of ROM is allocated for information storage without expansion by microSD cards. But do not worry, because such a memory should be enough.

The main 12 and 13 megapixel photo modules will present hundreds of high-quality photos and videos with excellent detail and color saturation. The function of identifying faces is provided by a 20-megapixel front - facing photosensor, which also provides decent selfies. A 4000mAh battery will give the customer 9 hours of active screen time without the need for recharging. The well- developed MIUI shell based on Android Pie, LTE, OTG simply does not make it possible to find flaws in a smart device. Would there be another NFC here ...