Xiaomi 13 and 13 Pro have already been disassembled on video: the nuances that are important to know

Less than a day has passed since the announcement of the flagship Xiaomi 13 and 13 Pro, and Chinese bloggers are already sharing a video with the full

disassembling both models.It reveals many interesting nuances, and also confirms rumors that the basic Xiaomi 13 is better than the firmware. will prove itself under gaming loads. So, the first surprise awaits us already at the starting stage of removing the SIM trays: they turned out to be plastic. The second is a block of cameras “proshki” has a plastic backing that is held in place by bolts and glue, whereas in the basic Xiaomi 13 it is metal and is contact welded.

The Xiaomi 13 motherboard is single-layer, which, according toAccording to the authors of the video, it allows you to more effectively remove heat from the chip. The Xiaomi 13 Pro has a two-layer one, the reason for which is a more massive camera unit. At first glance, both devices are equipped with the same copper foil on top of the chipset, but the base model also had a thermal pad underneath, which the firmware lacks. The good news is that the upper speakers are a copy of the lower ones, which means there is hope for high-quality stereo sound. The USB-C connectors have rubber seals that protect the device from moisture and dust (IP68).

But the difference in vibration motors is colossal:at “proshka” it's twice as big. The display modules of both models are almost entirely covered with copper foil, but differ in the position of the finger scanner: in the base model it is located lower and has a smaller size. Moreover, the Xiaomi 13 scanner itself is implemented on a cheap short-focus camera, while the “firmware” a different, although also optical, sensor is used.

Another cooling advantage of the younger modelis an evaporation chamber with an area of ​​4642 mm² versus 3600 mm² for Xiaomi 13 Pro. This is confirmed by tests: the base model turned out to be cooler and therefore was able to produce a more stable frame rate in games.

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