Lenovo Legion Y70vsXiaomi Redmi K50

We compare these two popular phones to help you decide which one fits your needs and budget better.

Lenovo
Lenovo Legion Y70
Legion Y70
Processor:Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen1
RAM:8GB
Storage:128GB

Quick Stats

The Lenovo Legion Y70 boasts an impressive battery life with a significant power reserve even after prolonged standby periods.
The Lenovo Legion Y70's display offers a good balance of brightness, color accuracy, and refresh rate.
The Lenovo Legion Y70's triple camera setup delivers high-quality images, even in low-light conditions with great detail.
The Lenovo Legion Y70 delivers outstanding performance, handling demanding games with ease and smooth frame rates consistently.
Xiaomi
Xiaomi Redmi K50
Redmi K50
Processor:MediaTek Dimensity 8100 Max
RAM:8GB
Storage:128GB

Quick Stats

The Xiaomi Redmi K50's battery life is disappointing, lasting around 4-5 hours with heavy use, a major letdown.
The Xiaomi Redmi K50's high-quality AMOLED display is its standout feature, offering a smooth viewing experience with vibrant colors.
The Xiaomi Redmi K50's camera is a major letdown due to poor low-light performance and unnatural results.
The Xiaomi Redmi K50 delivers mixed results, with decent performance for gaming and multitasking being its strongest aspect.
Key Differences

Processor Speed

Winner
Lenovo Legion Y70
3.20 GHz
Xiaomi Redmi K50
2.85 GHz

RAM

Tie
Lenovo Legion Y70
8GB
Xiaomi Redmi K50
8GB

Storage

Tie
Lenovo Legion Y70
128GB
Xiaomi Redmi K50
128GB

Weight

Winner
Lenovo Legion Y70
209g
Xiaomi Redmi K50
201g
Specifications Comparison
Specification
Lenovo Lenovo Legion Y70
Xiaomi Xiaomi Redmi K50
Model
Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen1
MediaTek Dimensity 8100 Max
CPU
1x3.2 GHz Cortex, X2 +3x2.8 GHz Cortex, A710 + 4x2.0 GHz Cortex, A510
4x Cortex, A78 2.85 GHz + 4x Cortex, A55 2.0 GHz
Type
Octa-Core
Octa-Core
Nanometer
4
5
Frequency
3.20
2.85
64 Bits
Yes
Yes
GPU
Qualcomm Adreno 730 875 MHz
Mali-G610 MC6
RAM
8
8
Type
RAM LPDDR5
RAM LPDDR5
Capacity
128
128
Type
UFS Storage 3.1
UFS Storage 3.1
SD slot
No
No
Fingerprint security
Yes, on the side
Yes, on the side
Fingerprint sensor
Yes
Yes
Proximity sensor
Yes
N/A
Light sensor
Yes
Yes
Accelerometer sensor
Yes
Yes
Compass sensor
Yes
Yes
Gyroscope sensor
Yes
Yes
RGB sensor
N/A
Yes
Hall sensor
Yes
N/A
Ultrasonic proximity virtual sensor
N/A
Yes
Audio
Dolby Atmos, Stereo Speakers
Dolby Atmos, Hi-Res Audio, Stereo Speakers, 2 microphones
Antutu Score
1331198
824926
Antutu Version
Antutu v10
Antutu v10
Antutu Standing
Overall performance better than 92% of devices
Overall performance better than 84% of devices
Cooling system
Yes
Yes
Gaming buttons
No
No
Extras
N/A
Super large VC liquid-cooled heat dissipation 3950 mm2

Note: Highlighted specifications show differences between the two devices.

Pros and Cons

Lenovo Legion Y70

Strengths

One of the most cost-effective Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 phones at this stage, starting at RMB 429.
A 144Hz OLED display with a manual maximum brightness of 473 nits and global brightness of 680 nits.
A 50MP triple rear-facing camera setup with optical image stabilization and a dynamic range performance of 20.14 in a dark-like environment.
A 5,100mAh battery that supports 68W fast charging and can fully charge the phone from 0 to 80% in 34 minutes.
Good standby performance, with the phone retaining its power overnight and basic apps running in the background for 8 hours.
A durable and not exaggerated design with a brushed metal frame and an offset back cover.
Satisfactory camera performance that meets daily photography needs.

Weaknesses

The screen's brightness performance is only at a medium level, compared to today's flagships starting at 800 nits.
A slight cooler appearance in terms of color, with the color temperature data measured under the instrument confirming this.
Limited high-color gamut volume coverage in bright mode (101% P3), natural mode (102.95% sRGB) and standard mode (102.37% sRGB).
The phone's performance may not be perfect in certain games, with a serious jitter recorded in the 90fps frame rate mode.
A relatively thick body at 7.99mm, although the brushed metal frame is deliberately narrowed.
Limited temperature control during gaming, with temperatures reaching up to 40.2°C on the front and back of the phone.
The price may not be worth it for some users, considering the phone's features and performance.

Xiaomi Redmi K50

Strengths

The display is great, with high refresh rate gaming performance, even if Asphalt 9 hasn't adapted to it.
Battery life for gaming and everyday use is good, with up to 8 hours of screen time.
The camera takes phenomenal daytime photos with high dynamic range and detail.
The phone has great speakers that are perfect for music and gaming.

Weaknesses

No specific cons listed for this device

Read Full Reviews

Lenovo Legion Y70

The Lenovo Legion Y70 is a gaming smartphone that packs a punch with its Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 platform, 144Hz OLED display, and 50MP triple rear-camera setup. With a 5100mAh battery that supports 68W fast charging, this device promises impressive performance and long-lasting power. Priced at under $430, the Legion Y70 is an attractive option for those seeking a cost-effective gaming experience. But can it deliver on its promise? This review will dive into the phone's features, performance, and overall value to help you decide.

Xiaomi Redmi K50

I recently had the opportunity to try out the Xiaomi Redmi K50, and unfortunately, my experience was underwhelming. Despite its impressive specs on paper, this phone failed to deliver in several key areas. The camera performance was abysmal, especially in low-light conditions. The sensor size is decent, but it seems that the software is not optimized to extract the best from it. Daytime photos are okay, but nowhere near as good as what I've seen on other phones with similar cameras. The gaming experience was actually quite enjoyable, thanks to the phone's powerful processor and snappy performance. However, only a few games, like Asphalt 9, have adapted to take full advantage of the phone's high refresh rate capabilities. Battery life is decent for general use, but drops significantly when gaming or using resource-intensive apps. The display is nice, and the speakers are quite good, making it enjoyable to watch videos or listen to music on this phone. My biggest disappointment lies in the camera performance, which I believe is a software issue rather than a hardware one. For a phone priced around $500-$600, there are better options available that offer superior camera capabilities. If you're a gamer and don't mind a mediocre camera experience, then the Redmi K50 might be worth considering. However, if you prioritize taking good photos or have high expectations for your camera, I would suggest looking elsewhere. There are simply better phones on the market that offer more value for the price.

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