What is your experience when switching from a Xiaomi phone to a Huawei phone?

First let’s talk about the biggest feeling of switching from Xiaomi mobile phone to Honor:

The most obvious difference is definitely the difference between MIUI and EMUI. Generally speaking, MIUI has more user-friendly functions, and EMUI has more user-friendly functions. Stability and fluency are slightly stronger.

Here are a few simple examples of MIUI's user-friendly functions: 1. Screen fingerprint unlocking calls out payment codes and scans them. Daily payment is extremely convenient. Although Huawei has freebuds' bone voiceprint calling out, it is not easy to use. It really doesn’t work, after all, not all occasions are suitable for voice operation; 2. EMUI can only say that there are built-in APPs for calculators, weather, and calendar systems, but their functions are too simple. For Xiaomi Weather, you can view satellite cloud images and PM2.5 For the distribution map, Xiaomi Calculator can be opened to use unit conversion and exchange rate conversion functions. Xiaomi Calendar can bring the old almanac (purely a personal habit); 3. I am confused about this, EMUI can only be displayed by swiping down from the top. The control bar is not suitable for this. After all, mobile phones are now too big and cannot be reached by fingers. MIUI can slide down the desktop to bring up the notification control bar; 4. It is also great that MIUI can turn on the dark mode regularly; 5. There is also killing In the background, EMUI is too strict and can easily be cleared as long as the application is not locked. Apart from these points, which I personally feel strongly about, you are welcome to add others.

The biggest advantage of EMUI is that it is more stable and the system power consumption is indeed lower. Although Xiaomi’s animation is more comfortable, there will indeed be one or two frame drops from time to time. Moreover, EMUI must have stricter security control. The most important point is that although the EMUI system also has advertisements, there are obviously much fewer commercial promotions, and when it is turned off, it is really turned off. After MIUI turns off the advertisements, there are still advertisements in the app store, browser, security center, and Xiaomi Game Center. , especially the system browser sometimes has pop-up ads, which is a bit annoying to watch.

Let’s talk about the hardware issues that everyone is more concerned about, which are also the most serious points of tit-for-tat on the Internet:

1. Xiaomi has been cut off, so let’s take the three that I have used the longest. For Xiaomi mobile phones Mi5, Mix2 and K20p, the one I feel the most strongly is the K20p, which is indeed cut off! Because I was a heavy King of Kings player from 17 to 19, I played King of Kings on all three phones in the same place (dormitory bed) at different times every day. Only k20p experienced interruptions in both WiFi and traffic, basically every game. There will be a freeze for a second or two, sometimes even multiple times. Note that among the three mobile phones, only the k20p has a relatively obvious disconnection. I have not used it for a long time and cannot comment on other Xiaomi mobile phone models. Even so, k20p also accompanied me on the King. Screenshot of the last time I went on the King for the first time:

2. Huawei’s screen, Honor 30pro. This time it is a delta-arranged OLED screen with a 90hz refresh rate for the entire series. For parameters such as brightness and color accuracy, you can check the Xiaobai database. This screen is indeed not excellent. In terms of look and feel, I personally think it's OK. The k20p screen is pretty good at 60hz 1080p. When I first started using it, I couldn't tell much of a difference in the display effect, but if you look closely with your glasses, you can definitely see it. The fonts on the 30pro screen are a bit blurry, but I usually can't stare at the screen so close, so there is basically no difference to me. As for the brightness, the 30pro is indeed slightly insufficient under the noon sun. Judging from the parameters, it is only 500nit. It is far different from the 700nit brightness of other brands' flagships this year, but it can barely be seen clearly under the sun. As for the saving grace of this screen, it is the experience jump brought by the 90hz high refresh rate, as well as the low brightness and ultra-high frequency strobe, which provides better eye protection. For me personally, the most common application scenarios are indoor use during the day and playing with mobile phones in dark light while lying in bed at night. For high brightness and high frequency flash, I will definitely choose high frequency flash. Overall, I personally can accept this screen.

In addition, let’s talk about the wearable ecosystem. Xiaomi Band is a pioneer in popularizing smart wearable devices. Now there are more than 100 Band 4s with color screens, NFC, and Alipay payment. Personally, I prefer Xiaomi and Huami. The appearance of the wearable product.

Huawei started a little late in this area, but its biggest advantage lies in the algorithm. The Xiaomi bracelet and Huami watch that I have used before basically rely on guessing for heart rate and sleep. Huawei is very professional in this regard and has high accuracy< /p>

There is no need to talk about taking pictures. Honor 30pro, the biggest one in the mobile phone market, has already beaten any manufacturer. The image quality is good during the day, and it is a night vision device at night. The main camera is Adding optical image stabilization would be a killer, but it's a pity that it can't be added, otherwise it will usurp the p40p position

Personally, I am not too fond of the appearance of mobile phones. Of course, a true full screen is the best, with pills, bangs, and water droplets. The feeling is similar. Honor’s big pill is indeed a bit conspicuous, but after all, we don’t keep staring at the upper left corner of the phone, right? Now we basically ignore it.

It is rare for Honor 30pro to weigh 190g in this year’s mobile phone market, which weighs nearly half a kilogram. However, it brings a 4000mAh battery capacity, which is just passing this year, and the actual battery life is experienced It’s not bad. If you don’t turn on 5g very much, there won’t be obvious heat. You can also refer to the Xiaobai database for specific battery life evaluation.

Finally, I would like to give some purchasing advice to students who plan to change their phones this year: the hardware must be equipped with a high refresh screen and dual speakers, so that the experience can be upgraded instantly; there are indeed not many 5G application scenarios, and it consumes power; if Previous mobile phones used better 2k screens, so don’t choose a Huawei phone this year. If you are wary of the screen of this year’s Huawei phone, you must try it offline first and make sure you can accept it before buying it. Huawei has indeed encountered some problems in the localization of hardware that have a great impact on product quality. As a consumer, if you cannot accept it, don't force it. In terms of product strength, Xiaomi, OPPO, OnePlus, vivo, Meizu and other products with prices around 4,000 can give you a very high-quality experience. The most important thing is to choose the one you like

Comparison of Xiaomi's MIUI small functions There are many, and it is quite practical, but there are also many small problems and the system is bloated. The EMUI of Huawei mobile phones is relatively stable and has sufficient functions. Especially after updating to the Hongmeng system, the entire system is very smooth and has many small functions. Very practical.

I bought two Xiaomi phones and they were fine at the beginning. After half a year, there were more problems, such as lag, blur, heating, etc. After using Huawei phones, I feel that both EMUI and Hongmeng systems are not smooth. It's smoother and silkier, and Huawei's mobile phone system is better.

The feeling of going from a guerrilla to a regular army

You can try to change your phone to feel the same way. Xiaomi and Huawei phones can use one-click phone replacement software, which is a more convenient and fast operation. Using one-click switching, you can transfer contacts, messages (SMS, MMS), call records, schedules, pictures, audios, videos, documents, applications, etc. with one click.

How to operate the one-click replacement process of Xiaomi mobile phone:

1. Pull down the screen to find the settings button, or slide the phone screen to find the "Settings" icon and click Enter the settings interface of Xiaomi mobile phone

2. In the settings interface, slide down to find the "Other Advanced Settings" menu item, click and enter the menu

3. Open In the "Other Advanced Settings" interface, find the "One-click device replacement" menu item, click this menu item to enter the one-click device replacement interface

4. In the one-click device replacement interface, click on the left "I want to send" button,

5. In the opened interface, select the file type you want to send, including: system data, software programs, accounts and address books, memory card data, etc., select what you need The data type to be transferred is enough, and finally click the "Start Backup" button

6. At this time, the "Searching for New Device" interface will pop up, just waiting for the old device to be connected with one-click replacement.

7. At this time, we turn on the old device again, perform the same operation, find the one-click device replacement function menu, click and enter this function, on the one-click device replacement interface, click the "I want to receive" button .

8. At this time, we can see that data is being transferred between the two mobile phones, and the transfer will be completed in a while. The new phone can quickly and easily use the original settings and data.

This is exactly what I used. Xiaomi phones have serious fevers, and they deserve to be made for fever, and their caches are large. Huawei phones have serious delays, slow network speeds, and high prices

To tell the truth? The experience is not as good as Apple

I have never used Xiaomi...

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