Last year, Huawei quietly launched the Mate 60 series, of which, the starting price of the Mate 60 Pro is 6499 yuan, and the memory combination is 12+256GB. Moreover, it has been very hot since it was listed, and to this day, it is not possible to realize the full range of spots, and now most of them are 12+512GB and 12+1TB in stock. Interestingly, now that Xiaomi 14 Ultra has been released, its** also starts at 6499 yuan, and it also starts at 12+256GB, so the question is, how to choose between these two mobile phones?
The performance gap is obvious.
The Snapdragon 8Gen3 processor used in the Xiaomi 14 Ultra uses TSMC's 4nm process technology, which is one of the top processors in the Android camp at present. Needless to say, the performance is not too much. And Huawei Mate 60 Pro is Kirin 9000s, although it is a self-developed product, but compared with Snapdragon 8gen3There is a certain gap, it is reported that the comprehensive performance level is slightly higher than that of Snapdragon 888, but with the blessing of the HarmonyOS system, there is no problem with daily fluency. If you have high performance requirements, it is recommended to choose a better processor.
Each image has its own merits.
The Xiaomi Mi 14 Ultra's rear camera configuration is powerful. It has a new generation of Sony LYT 900 one-inch outsole main camera that supports 1024 levels of variable aperture. As well as 3 Sony IMX858 lenses, distributed as ultra-wide-angle, portrait and periscope telephoto, and with Leica's joint tuning, the photo ability is really strong.
Huawei Mate 60 Pro is a 5000W pixel main camera, with ten stops of variable optics, as well as 1200W pixel ultra wide angle and 4800 periscope telephoto, the lens is one less than Xiaomi 14 Ultra, and the hardware specifications of the comprehensive camera are also relatively weak, but it has its own xmage image tuning, and the image ability is actually not bad.
Configure on-screen parameters.
The screens of Xiaomi 14 Ultra and Huawei Mate 60 Pro are both "deep micro quad curved screen design", and the appearance is very high. The Xiaomi 14 Ultra has dragon crystal glass, and the Huawei Mate 60 Pro has second-generation Kunlun glass, and manufacturers have also put effort into the drop resistance of the screen.
In terms of screen resolution, the Xiaomi Mi 14 Ultra has a 2K-level resolution and supports 1920Hz high-frequency PMW dimming. The Huawei Mate 60 Pro is 15K resolution, not as good as the Xiaomi 14 Ultra in terms of delicateness, supporting 1440Hz high-frequency PWM dimming. In terms of fingerprint recognition, the Xiaomi Mi 14 Ultra has an ultra-thin screen fingerprint, and the Huawei Mate 60 Pro has a short-throw screen fingerprint, but people also have 3D face recognition.
There is not much difference in battery life configuration.
The Xiaomi Mi 14 Ultra is powered by a 5,300mAh battery that supports 90W fast charging and 80W wireless charging.
Huawei, on the other hand, has a 5000mAh battery that supports 88W fast charging and 50W wireless charging. The overall battery life configuration is not very different, but the battery life performance is also related to the performance of the chip and the optimization of manufacturers.
*Aspect. 
The ** of these two mobile phones starts at 6499 yuan, and they are both 12+256GB version. But Xiaomi 14 Ultra has an advantage in memory,**also,Its 16+512GB and16GB+1TB**6999 and 7799 yuan respectively。 Huawei Mate 60 Pro 12+512GB and 12+1TB** are 6999 and 7999 yuan respectively.
Overall, both the Xiaomi Mi 14 Ultra and the Huawei Mate 60 Pro are good domestic phones. Relatively speaking, the configuration of the Xiaomi 14 ULTR is more powerful, and the cost performance ratio also has certain advantages. And the advantages of Huawei Mate 60 Pro are also obvious, with self-developed chips and HarmonyOS system, even the image co-branding is its own XMAGE, there are many highlights, for people who like Huawei mobile phones, it will be a good choice, and the Mate 60 series also represents the official return of Huawei mobile phones! Technology meets reading