Xiaomi Adheres to "No-Drop" Gaming Experience, Condemns Unethical Testing Practices in the Industry

Xiaomi's product director, Wang Teng, recently took to social media to express concerns that some competitors may be resorting to unethical testing practices, such as secretly reducing brightness or graphics quality, to gain an advantage in performance benchmarks. Xiaomi, however, remains dedicated to a "no-drop" principle: no drop in graphics quality, no drop in brightness, and no drop in frame rate, prioritizing user experience above all else

Xiaomi's product director, Wang Teng, recently took to social media to express concerns that some competitors may be resorting to unethical testing practices, such as secretly reducing brightness or graphics quality, to gain an advantage in performance benchmarks. Xiaomi, however, remains dedicated to a "no-drop" principle: no drop in graphics quality, no drop in brightness, and no drop in frame rate, prioritizing user experience above all else.

Upholding Principles, Protecting User Interests

Wang Teng emphasized that Xiaomi places the highest importance on user experience, even if it means sacrificing some perceived advantages in testing metrics. Xiaomi rejects the use of "yin-yang" tuning or creating dual standards to cater to benchmarks.

He urges competitors to focus on genuine technological advancements and product quality, prioritizing user experience over misleading tactics that undermine industry integrity.

Redmi Turbo 3: Powerful Performance, Smooth Gameplay

The Redmi Turbo 3, powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 platform and equipped with the Rage Engine 3.0 and Frost Cooling System, delivers impressive performance for a seamless gaming experience.

Tests have shown that the Redmi Turbo 3 runs "Honor of Kings" at near-full frame rate throughout gameplay, achieves a frame rate of 56.5fps at the highest graphics quality in "Star Rail," and delivers a frame rate of 58.9fps at 720p and the highest graphics quality in "Genshin Impact," demonstrating its exceptional gaming capabilities.

Industry Self-Regulation for Improved Benchmarking

Xiaomi's "no-drop" principle reflects the company's commitment to industry self-regulation and integrity. This principle not only enhances the objectivity and fairness of benchmarks but also fosters a healthier and more ethical ecosystem within the industry.

By adhering to shared ethical guidelines, smartphone manufacturers and benchmark organizations can collaborate in creating a fair and impartial testing environment, providing consumers with reliable and valuable information to inform their purchasing decisions.