2023-10-08 10:35:00
The Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G tries to attract an audience that wants a decent intermediary, but does not insist on the fifth generation mobile network. On the other hand, the Moto G53 already has 5G, but has some other savings.
In this fight between Xiaomi’s smartphone and Motorola’s, which one has the best set of the duo? That’s what we’re going to check out now, in this TudoCelular Comparison.
Android
15 Set
Motorola
03 Mar
Comparative Index
Design and connectivity
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
We started with the design with two entirely plastic constructions, either on the sides or on the back. The Moto stands out here for having the most compact and lightest body of the duo. But don’t expect any liquid and dust protection certificates on these two.
In any case, everyone follows their own path to look more premium. Redmi uses a domino-style camera block and metallic paint, with a matte frame. On the other hand, The G53 already prefers the brand’s square and smaller module, which leaves the sensors well highlighted.
Motorola Moto G53
The two manufacturers did not change the type of notch and left a centralized hole layout in their intermediaries. Apart from the fingerprint reader, which is integrated into the power button in both cases.
These cell phones support storage expansion, through the hybrid drawer that shares the second space for the operator chip with the microSD card slot. Both also have fifth generation Wi-Fi and NFC, depending on the market. The Moto G’s Bluetooth 5.1 is still slightly better than the Note 12 Pro’s 5.0.
Motorola leads the way with its more compact and lighter design.
Better construction
None
Better scratch protection
None
More modern look
None
Is the slot hybrid or dedicated?
Both
Best notch solution
None
Best biometrics solution
None
Best resistance certification
None
Which is more compact and lighter?
Moto G53
Tem NFC?
Both
This Wi-Fi 6?
None
More advanced Bluetooth
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Multimedia and resources
Bodies
On one side is Redmi’s 6.67-inch AMOLED screen. On the other, the Moto’s 6.5-inch IPS LCD display appears. The Chinese model has an advantage not only in size and frontal use, but also because its material offers a higher level of brightness and a wider viewing angle.
The Note 12 Pro also has Full HD+ resolution, for better image definition than the HD+ panel present in the G53. Not to mention support for Dolby Vision, which improves the display of compatible content in streaming.
At least, both provide a 120 Hz refresh rate, with excellent fluidity in system animations.
It’s a point for Xiaomi.
Better screen technology
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Better screen brightness
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
More colors
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Better screen resolution
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Bigger screen
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Better screen-to-body ratio
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
HDR10+ support
None
Suporte a Dolby Vision
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
High Hz screen?
Both
Better scratch protection
None
Overall screen quality
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
As
These manufacturers did not skimp on audio and placed a stereo system in these intermediaries, for better user immersion. The Chinese preferred a second sound output in the upper portion, while Motorola uses the call speaker as a secondary channel.
Both smartphones have good power, but the Moto fails to distort more at maximum volume. This is due to the excess of treble in relation to bass and midrange. Redmi gets this right and has a good balance of frequencies.
None of the companies ship a standard headphone in the package, but they still left a physical connector in these models.
The Note 12 Pro makes another point.
Is the sound stereo?
Both
Does it have P2 input?
Both
Greater frequency balance
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Sound power
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Does it come with headphones in the box?
None
System
Redmi comes out of the box with Android 11 as its native system. Although it is already in version 13 of the “little robot”, it will not reach the useful life of the Moto, which comes with Android 13 from the factory and still has edition 14 guaranteed.
The duo delivers good fluidity, driven by the 120 Hz screen rate of these devices, but Motorola’s cleaner interface ends up giving the experience an advantage. The G53 is also the only one to support 5G technology, for a faster mobile network.
Moving on to the features, the MIUI of the Note 12 Pro contains the shortcuts in the floating menu, the functions for the power button and the various customization options. For Moto, the highlights are the famous gestures to turn on the flashlight and open the camera, in addition to the Secure Folder, which allows you to protect apps and media with an access password.
Greater longevity, better smoothness and 5G presence. It’s a point for Motorola.
Well updated system?
Moto G53
Will the system be updated in the future?
Moto G53
Which system or customization has the most and best features?
None
Is there a 5G mobile network?
Moto G53
More fluid software
Moto G53
Performance
The Redmi is equipped with the already old Snapdragon 732G platform, against the Snapdragon 480 Plus chip that powers the Moto. How do they fare in performance? Despite having less RAM than its rival, the G53 proved capable of holding more apps in the background and was around 17 seconds faster than its competitor.
The benchmarks already point to a greater balance, with practically a technical tie between the two in AnTuTu. In terms of games, the GPU of both is capable of running even the most demanding titles well.
With more efficient multitasking, Motorola scores in this regard.
Who does better in the opening test?
Moto G53
Who comes out on top in the most demanding games?
None
Who has the best benchmark numbers?
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
What is the most up-to-date processor?
Moto G53
Which has better RAM/processor balance?
Moto G53
Which has more storage?
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Battery
Capacity is increasingly standardized in the cell phone market, here we have two models with a 5,000 mAh battery. But this is far from meaning the same autonomy. In our standardized tests, the Note 12 Pro lasted almost 28 hours in total, with an advantage of more than 7 hours over the time recorded by the G53.
And even on recharge, we didn’t see a change between them. Redmi’s 67 W adapter allows you to complete the process in 51 minutes, almost an hour less than the waiting time taken by the Moto, with its 20 W TurboPower.
This is an easy point for Xiaomi.
Which one has more battery?
None
Which recharges faster?
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Which lasts longer according to TC’s battery test?
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Does it have wireless charging?
None
Cmera
The Chinese company inserted a photographic set made up of four cameras in its intermediary, led by a 108 MP main one. Motorola was more modest and left only two lenses on its cell phone, with a 50 MP primary.
Both devices get the colors right and maintain average contrast, in addition to not disappointing in the dynamic range. At night, both show a drop in sharpness, but nothing that makes the images disposable. Their macro is not exciting and suffers from low resolution and the lack of autofocus.
Only Redmi has an ultrawide sensor, which takes good photos in well-lit places and is an additional option for wider recordings. It also has a blur lens, which does a good job without limiting HDR in portrait mode.
With a more versatile set, the point goes to the Note 12 Pro.
Best rear camera setup
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Best daytime photos
Both
Best night photos
Both
Most versatile set
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Best ultrawide
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Best telephoto lens
None
Best macro
Both
Better depth
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Photos taken with the Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
The Redmi’s camcorder supports 4K videos, while the Moto’s is limited to Full HD resolution. Their quality is decent during the day and they do a good job of capturing stereo sound. Only the Chinese model comes with an electronic stabilization system, although it is far from perfect.
The superior resolution and the feature to deal with blur give the point to Xiaomi.
Does it have optical stabilization?
None
Does it have electronic stabilization?
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Agile focus
Both
Does it record 8K at 30 fps?
None
Does it record 4K at 30 fps?
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Better audio capture
None
Better video quality
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Photos taken with the Motorola Moto G53
The G53’s front camera is capable of half the resolution of the Note 12 Pro 4G’s sensor. Even so, we both have good selfies during the day and a portrait mode that does not disable HDR, despite the flaws presented. In dark places, both suffer from a drop in sharpness, but you will still have more details in the Chinese captures.
It’s another point for Redmi.
Best front camera set
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Front camera records in 4K?
None
Best daytime selfie
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Best night selfie
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
priests
Of the two manufacturers, only Motorola officially brought its intermediary to Brazil. The Moto G53 was launched for a suggested price of R$1,900, but can now be found on the national market in the R$1,000 range. The value is below the just over R$1,400 charged for the Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G, when sold through importers.
Therefore, G53 closes the duel with the last point.
Which had the best launch price in Brazil?
Moto G53
Which has the lowest current cost?
Moto G53
8
Hardware
7.2
Cost Benefit
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G
Comparar
7.3
Hardware
7.7
Cost Benefit
Motorola Moto G53 Compare
Finished
In the final score, Xiaomi beat Motorola, but without a big gap on the scoreboard. The Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G was superior in its larger and better quality screen, in its more balanced sound, in its battery life with better autonomy and shorter charging time, in addition to the more versatile set of cameras on the rear, with better resolution in videos and with higher definition in selfies.
On the other hand, the Moto G53 had its merits. It is the one that provides the most compact and lightest design, the most fluid system and with 5G, not to mention its best multitasking performance. This cell phone can still be found at the best price in Brazilian retail, but it won’t be a better deal if your priorities are multimedia, autonomy and cameras.
RESULT
Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G: 6 POINTS
Larger screen, AMOLED and with Dolby Vision More balanced sound with less distortion Battery with greater autonomy and shorter recharge time Photographic set with ultrawide camera Videos with 4K support and electronic stabilization Better night selfies with higher definition
Motorola Moto G53: 4 POINTS
More compact and lighter design System with greater longevity, fluidity and 5G Better multitasking performance Lower price in the current Brazilian market
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(updated on October 8, 2023, at 12:04)
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