The Huawei P60 Pro has made a notable entrance in Europe, and industry observers are highlighting the camera system as a standout feature. A comprehensive DxOMark review has positioned the device at the top of the list for mobile photography, underscoring its prowess across ultra wide, telephoto, and stabilization capabilities. The report notes that the P60 Pro demonstrates exceptional sharpness and detail in real-world conditions, with reliable performance in challenging lighting and textures, and a notably strong macro capability for close-up imagery. In the ranking, the P60 Pro earned a score of 156, overtaking competitors such as the Honor Magic5 Pro and the Oppo Find X6, and earning the crown in the category the publication calls “Kings of Mobile Photography”. By comparison, popular models from other brands show a broader spread in the mid to upper range scores, with devices like the iPhone 14 Pro Max scoring around 146 and the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra around 140 in the same benchmarking context (DxOMark assessment).
Alongside this, there has been chatter about Xiaomi’s software updates. Reports from the region indicate that the MIUI 14.0.27.0 shell has begun rolling out to the Xiaomi 13, with early feedback suggesting improvements to the camera performance and general system responsiveness. This update aims to optimize image processing pipelines and enhance overall user experience, aligning with Xiaomi’s ongoing software refinement strategy across flagship and high-end models. These developments come as manufacturers continue to refine hardware capabilities with more sophisticated software optimizations, delivering richer imaging outcomes for consumers in Canada and the United States. The ongoing competitive landscape in mobile photography continues to push brands to push the envelope in sensor quality, stabilization algorithms, and processing efficiency, with DxOMark and similar benchmarks providing a snapshot of how devices stack up in real-world usage.[DxOMark]