Currently, the strongest sensor in mobile devices is Sony’s one-inch large sensor, the IMX989. Even in various complex scenarios, this large sensor performs admirably. In the flagship imaging devices released in the past year, if they do not feature the IMX989 sensor, they seem unworthy of the title “imaging flagship.”
Recently, it has been reported by Digital Chat Station that the domestic manufacturer OmniVision’s one-inch sensor, the OV50K, is expected to be launched next year. The manufacturing process is quite advanced, and its overall quality can compete with Sony’s IMX989 sensor. This means that domestic imaging flagships will no longer solely rely on the IMX989 sensor, which will encourage manufacturers to develop more advanced sensors.However, as of now, the one-inch large sensor is already the limit for mobile imaging. If the sensor size is increased further, it will affect the portability of the phone, which may not be worth the trade-off.
Recently, the benchmark scores for the K70 Pro appeared in the GeekBench database, with the model number 23117RK66C. In version 5.5.1, the single-core score is 1100, while the multi-core score is 5150. This is likely due to it being an engineering sample, so the scores are not high; after further optimization, the scores should normalize.
The Redmi K70 Pro is also one of the first phones to feature the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. After removing the plastic support, the overall feel will be significantly improved, and the imaging capabilities will also be enhanced. Of course, we hope that this time Redmi will not be overly confident with the pricing, as the scenes of the K60 series being undercut are still fresh in our minds.
