Despite their resemblance, the Samsung Galaxy A13 5G has little to do with its 4G counterpart. In particular, it justifies its price difference thanks to a much more efficient SoC, which allows it to offer a more fluid experience on a daily basis, and even to play a little. But what he gains on one side, he loses on the other. Its HD screen is starting to date, the main 50 Mpx photo sensor is frankly disappointing, and its autonomy, although solid, is also declining. The comparison with competing 5G smartphones therefore does not turn in its favor.
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After a half-hearted Note 10 series, Xiaomi is recovering with this Redmi Note 11. The entry-level smartphone from the Chinese firm is a good proposition for those who need a terminal that can do everything, without necessarily excelling. Without performing a miracle, this model corrects a passable photo component in its predecessor and offers a good Oled panel. Finally, its autonomy is very correct in 60 Hz or 90 Hz.