Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro vs Huawei P30 Pro Camera

Many people are looking for Mi 10 Pro a budgeted phone but before buying they want to check review about it. So here we come up with Xiaomi MI 10 Pro and Huawei P30 Pro camera comparison.

Let’s have camera comparison of Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro with the Huawei P30 Pro. Xiaomi front-facing video you can see right now. We have more of a crop here on the P30 Pro because it does have electronic image stabilization, so it's a lot more usable this footage to me.

The audio quality between both of them it's down to personal preference, I think here as I swap over the audio sources is a little bit clearer. As per my opinion winner for a front-facing video in daylight is P30 Pro.

Let's have a look at the rear cameras that is in low-light as well including video ultra-wide and the zoom cameras. Everything I can think of here to find out which one of these has the best quality for photos and video.

Rare video now I think the colours look more natural on the P30 Pro right here, the stabilization is better on the Mi 10 Pro right here. So I am going to jog ahead, and you can see it's better on the Mi 10 Pro.

Now there is one advantage the P30 Pro is that you can swap over to the ultra-wide or the zoom camera, which you cannot do unfortunately with Mi on the current firmware. Hopefully, that is going to be added in a future firmware update. Now again take a look at stability clear winner here for video is the MI 10 Pro and P30 pro has never really been that good at video.

The Keren 980 and even the Keren 990 but for them don't really like encoding video, so when I pan around you'll see now that both of them do exhibit some panning stutter there's a lot more on the P30 Pro. It does have a few frame dips here and there.

Now at five times zoom you can see that the Huawei P30 Pro is struggling to get focus, I'm going to override it and manually tap to object. In terms of quality both are quite poor, but the winner here with five times zoom is the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro and the stability as well as I walk along comes out a lot better again on the Xiaomi.

In low-light with the front-facing cameras both have poor quality don't like both of them, but I'm going to have to say that it's not quite as clear on the P30 Pro because it does have that electronic image stabilization making this footage more usable.

Low-light with the primary rear camera comes with 40 megapixels up against 108 megapixels, so for me, it's the MI 10 Pro.

Ultra-wide video this van is coming out much brighter I can see on the P30 Pro there seems to be a bit more noise here. So it looks like P30 Pro has an edge here with low lights video just being a little bit brighter capturing a little more, but again yet that stabilization much better on the Mi 10 Pro.

Clearly with the rear cameras for the video I think the Mi 10 pro just dominated. Audio quality is slightly more balanced richer audio on the MI 10 Pro as well, so I give them the one for that. The front-facing cameras okay because they don't have any electronic image stabilization with that front-facing camera on the MI 10 Pro. Even the selfies I think that's where the P30 Pros strength lies, so a better front-facing camera on that one.

Now the 5 x optical cameras: Mi 10 Pro isn't 5 times optical it's not using a periscope camera now something like 3.4 times, so I believe it comes out a little bit sharper on the P30 Pro. But sometimes over-sharpened those zoomed images, so it's down to personal preference than which one you prefer. If it was a video with the zoom cameras, I'm going to give the Xiaomi the one because of the stabilization.

Now in low-light very close I think if you don't crop in and sometimes the P30 Pro images could look a little bit better, but sometimes they look almost over-sharpened a little bit artificial and that due to 108-megapixel resolution and then 27-megapixel pinning we get you do get a lot more details when you crop in with the Mi 10 Pro, so I think it had the edge with the low-light as well which is good to see