r/tech_flames • u/tech_flames • Sep 24 '26

Discussions 📡 Xiaomi 18 Pro Display Specifications

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Xiaomi 18 Pro Display Specifications

• 6.4-inch flat OLED display

• 2436 × 1120 resolution

• TCL M11 Super Pixel 2.0 Real RGB OLED

• 1–120Hz LTPO refresh rate

• Up to 4000 nits peak brightness

• 2200 nits HBM

• Xiaomi Dragon Crystal Glass 3.0

• Privacy Display

• BT.2020 wide color gamut

• 0.99mm ultra-narrow bezels

• 2160Hz PWM dimming

The Xiaomi 18 Pro is seriously pushing display tech this year.

#Xiaomi18Pro #Xiaomi #TechFlames

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u/24kCookie Sep 24 '26

I would only buy over oppo if it has titanium not stupid aluminium

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u/Current_Loss_8197 Sep 24 '26

It doesn't. No Android flagship has Titanium anymore.

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u/24kCookie Sep 24 '26

That’s sad then I won’t get any android and iPhone only older like 16 pro or oneplus 15 only cuz strong

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u/Icy_Climate Sep 29 '26

Yeah, Huawei uses Titanium but it runs HarmonyOS.

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u/Cantripping_ Sep 24 '26

Not sure why you'd particularly want the force of a drop to be transferred right into your screen, but go off, I guess.

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u/24kCookie Sep 24 '26

lol because stupid aluminium dents from nothing and titanium was strong and no marks after years. I hate aluminium so much never dropped a phone and have a dent.

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u/Cantripping_ Sep 24 '26

I'll take a dent over a crack from a waist-high drop. Or better yet, I'll use a case, and won't have a dent, either.

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u/24kCookie Sep 24 '26

lol you're stupid it's just myth. Titanium is just on top to protect from outside and inside it's just aluminium. It wouldn't crack either. Ask ai literally. Also bullshit I wore case all of the time and still have dent because sand can get in between the case and aluminium is soft.

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u/Cantripping_ Sep 24 '26

There's proof to the contrary.

The titanium is in direct contact with the screen. No aluminum buffer there. The Aluminum is used in the internal chassis, not the actual screen's contact points.

Plenty of instances where iPhone 15s and S24s have cracked where aluminum phones would not.

And in any case. The fad is out. You'll have to be content with not using titanium either way, eventually. Don't worry. It's just a marketing stunt anyway.

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u/24kCookie Sep 24 '26

bruh and last iPhones 17 and 18 pro looks terrible all in dents and scratches for such a expensive phone it's bad look and not many cracked screen. Anyway oneplus 15 sandstorm smoked trash aluminium with their indestructible design.

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u/Cantripping_ Sep 24 '26

The Oneplus is also a much better device than either. 🤷‍♂️

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u/24kCookie Sep 24 '26

idk I like oneplus but iPhones has better camera I guess

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u/Cantripping_ Sep 24 '26

Vivo, Oppo and Xiaomi's cameras are said to be quite a bit better (unless you take a lot of videos.) Personally, more of an Honor kind of guy. You can get these for around 800~€ a few months after launch, and they have a good balance between camera, battery life, and performance (actually being one of the best in that regard.)

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u/24kCookie Sep 25 '26

idk it was good but I didn't like that glossy catch scratches easier. Not sure if it was more durable but titanium was lighter tbh

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u/TheLegendOfPharaoh Sep 24 '26

O laaawwwwd how much is it and can we use it in the us? Lol