Niko da okači ovaj review.. lg OLED je i dalje krš , najgore od svega vuče mnogo više struje nego Samsung OLED.
Odličan i detaljan test kao i uvek
https://www.anandtech.com/show/13503/the-mate-20-mate-20-pro-review/13
The worst aspect about the Mate 20 Pro screen is its power consumption: The review unit I tested uses an LG display (Huawei also dual-sources from BOE), and as we’ve seen in some other devices with LG OLED panels, the Mate 20 Pro also suffers from a battery regression because of this. To make things worse, HiSilicon had also confirmed that the SoC to display connection consists of dual MIPI lanes, as opposed to a single MIPI lane with compression, which is the more efficient way to achieve 1440p resolutions. Both these factors put the Mate 20 Pro’s battery life below where you would expect it to be.
Talking about battery life, these are two very different devices. The regular Mate 20 is pretty much the uncontested flagship smartphone when it comes to battery life. The new chipset’s increased efficiency, along with a very efficient screen and large battery capacity make for a killer combination when it comes to the longevity of the phone.
The Mate 20 Pro, while its battery life in absolute terms isn’t inherently bad, is below that of what you would expect when you consider it has a 4200mAh battery. Here the big battery and efficient SoC largely just compensate for the very inefficient screen.
The new Kirin 980 SoC is an outstanding new SoC. Finally, HiSilicon has been able to bring out a new generation flagship SoC that has manufacturing as well as IP in sync: The new 7nm process node along with the new Cortex-A76 CPUs bring an immense performance jump to the platform, all while improving energy efficiency. The Kirin 980 will serve as an excellent platform for Huawei and Honor’s 2019 lineup, and I’m sure it’ll remain extremely competitive with Qualcomm and Samsung’s next-gen offerings.
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