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ASUS Zenfone Max Pro M2 and the Redmi Note 6 Pro, are 2 of the strongest contenders in
the very popular sub 15,000Rs price range.
In some areas both are very similar, while in others they are miles apart.
Since they are priced very close to each other, lot of you guys are really confused, that
which one would be right for you.
This has actually been one of the most asked questions from you guys, ever since the Zenfone
Max pro M2 was announced.
When you look at these phones individually, both are excellent options, and provide a
very good value for the money that you pay for them.
But if you start comparing them, things can get really confusing.
With this video, I hope to make that decision a bit easier for you guys.
We will look at the similarities and differences between these smartphones, that way, you can
see which phone is offering you all or most of the things that you are looking for at
this price range.
But before we get to that, make sure you hit the subscribe button, so you don't miss
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Let us start with first and most obvious point, price.
Redmi Note 6 pro starts at 13,999Rs. for 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage variant, while the Zenfone
Max Pro M2 starts at 12,999Rs. for 3GB RAM and 32GB of built in storage.
Here are prices of other variants of both these phones.
There is a 1000Rs.
difference between the price of each variant of both these phones.
Zenfone Max Pro M2 is cheaper one of the two, so if price is the most important or the only
factor for you, then go with the Max Pro M2.
At these prices, you get well built phones with good and refined design.
Note 6 Pro comes with a design, with which many of us are familiar with.
It comes with a metal back, with pieces of plastic at the top and bottom, which also
run along the sides.
Max Pro M2 comes with a reflective plastic back.
This design is also not new, and many other manufacturers have used it on their devices.
Design is subjective, and which one you like depends on your preferences.
But If I had to choose between these two, I would say Max Pro M2 has a more attractive
looking design.
When talking about the build, we also have mention about the durability.
Note 6 Pro has a metal back so it feels more robust compared to the plastic back of the
Max Pro M2.
But at the front Max Pro M2 comes with Gorilla Glass 6 protection which is first for any
phone in this price range, while the Note 6 Pro comes with some older generation of
Gorilla Glass, which Xiaomi doesn't even want us to know about.
Both phones have more or less same dimensions, with the Max Pro M2 being just 2mm thicker
than the Note 6 Pro, but it still weighs less.
Weight and thickness of the Max Pro M2 is specially impressive, since it packs in a
mammoth 5000mAh battery, while the Note 6 pro comes with a 4000mAh battery under its
hood.
At the front, both of them have similar 6.26 inch FullHD plus IPS LCD displays.
And both of them have a notch at the top.
Notch on the Max Pro M2 is smaller than the one on the Note 6 Pro.
Behind the notch M2 hides the 13 megapixel front facing camera, ambient light and proximity
sensor, and a LED flash for low light selfies.
Earpiece speaker and a RGB notification LED is cramped up in the small grill above the
display.
On the Note 6 Pro, this notch is holding the earpiece speaker.
Dual front facing cameras, ambient light and proximity sensors, and a white notification
LED.
Other than the size of the notch, most of the things at the front, including the size
of bezels running along the sides and bottom of the display, is almost same on both the
phones.
If you don't like the notch, then on the Note 6 pro, there is an option to hide it,
but there is no such option on the Max pro M2.
On the Note 6 Pro, you can hide the navigation buttons to take full advantage of this big
6.26 inch display, and you can then use swiping gestures to navigate through the user interface.
There is no such option to hide the navigation buttons on the Max Pro M2, and the only 2
gestures that you can use on this phone, are double tab to wake or lock the screen.
Both displays can get pretty bright to be viewed in most outdoor lighting conditions.
Note 6 Pro comes with a Hybrid SIM tray, where you can either use 2 nano sim cards or 1 nano
sim card and a micro sd card at a time.
While on the Asus Zenfone Max Pro M2, you don't need to choose between using 2 SIM
cards or a microSD card to expand the storage, as it comes with a SIM tray which has dedicated
slots for 2 nano SIM cards and a Micro SD card, which is really nice.
Ports and buttons are mostly similar on both the phones, where they have the SIM tray on
the left side, Power and volume buttons on the right.
Micro USB portrait for charging and dada transfer and a speaker grill on the right at the bottom.
Max Pro M2 also has the 3.5 mm audio jack at the bottom, while the audio jack on the
Note 6 pro is placed at the top, and it also comes with an IR blaster over here.
Fingerprint sensor on both these phones is placed at the back.
Both the sensors are fast and very accurate.
One on the Note 6 Pro feels a bit faster, since its unlock animation is a few frames
faster compared to the animation on the Zenfone Max pro M2.
The speed of the fingerprint sensors on both the phones is exactly the same, but the animation
on the Note 6 pro is a bit faster.
You can observe the same when you lock the phone.
Note 6 pro is locked the moment you press the lock button, but on the Max pro M2, there
seems to be a fade to black animation, which takes about quarter of a second.
Both the phones also offer you face unlock, if you don't want to scan your finger or
type in the password every time.
Face unlock is a convenient way to unlock your phone, but it is nowhere as secure as
the fingerprint sensor. when compared side by side, It is equally fast on both the phones.
Redmi Note 6 Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 636 Processor (this is the same processor
that came in the Redmi Note 5 pro), Adreno 509 GPU, comes with 4 or 6 GB of RAM and 64GB
of built in storage.
You also have the option to expand the storage via a MicroSD card, but then you have to choose
between using a second SIM card or expanding the memory, as it comes with a Hybrid SIM
tray.
Zenfone Max Pro M2 wins by quite a margin, as it is powered by a Snapdragon 660 processor,
Adreno 512 GPU, comes with 3,4 or 6 GB RAM and 32 or 64GB of built in storage, which
you can further expand via a dedicated MicroSD card.
Overall day to day performance of both these phones feel fast.
Max pro M2 is a bit better at handling some tasks, feels slightly faster while navigating
through he operating system, and some apps open a bit faster on it, but the difference
is only visible when you use these phones side by side.
RAM management is good on both the phones, and they have no problems keeping few apps
open in the background.
If you are someone who likes to see numbers, then here are the Geekbench 4 scores from
both the phones.
Max pro m2 scores a bit higher thanks to its internals.
Both the phones packs in all the necessary sensors like accelerometer, gyroscope, ambient
light and proximity and light sensors and so on.
Note 6 pro also comes with an IR blaster at the top.
You can use the Remote app, to control your home appliances like TV and AC.
I personally don't use it, but people who do use it, tell me that it comes in very handy.
Note 6 Pro comes with a 4000mAh battery, while the Max Pro M2 comes with a significantly
larger 5000mAh battery.
Both phones last for over a day, but the Max Pro M2 consistently lasts me for 2 full days.
Both the phones come with 10 watt charger in the box.
Note 6 pro supports quick charge 3.0 for charging, so you can juice it up pretty fast with a
comparable quick charger.
But the Zenfone Max pro M2 does not support fast charging, and it takes about 3 hrs and
15 min to get from 5 to 100% with the included charger.
I just tried charging it with a quick charger 3.0 compatable charger right before this video,
and it actually says charging rapidly.
So I will have to actually test it out if it really charges up faster with this charger,
or is it just saying so, coz it detected a fast charger being connected.
Hit the like button if you want to me test it out and make a video about it.
There is a single downward firing speaker on both, but the one on the Max pro M2 can
get more louder, and it actually produces fuller and a bit richer sounding audio out
of the two.
Both phones feature dual cameras at the back.
Note 6 pro comes with a 12 megapixel primary camera, with F/1.9 aperture, and an individual
pixel size of 1.4 micron.
Its secondary camera has a 5 megapixel depth sensor, with F/2.2 aperture and each individual
pixel has a size of 1.12 micron.
Primary camera on the Zenfone Max Pro M2 also gets a 12 megapixel sensor with F/1.8 aperture
and an individual pixel size of 1.25micron.
Secondary camera is again a 5 megapixel depth sensor, with F/2.4 aperture and each individual
pixel has a size of 1.12 micron.
At the front, you get a 13 megapixel selfie camera with F/2.0 aperture and a dedicated
LED flash, on the Max pro M2.
Note 6 Pro gets a dual camera setup at the front as well.
Primary camera has a mammoth 20 megapixel sensor with F/2.0 aperture.
And the secondary camera has a 2 megapixel depth sensor with F/2.2 aperture.
Max Pro M2 can take 4k 30fps videos, and with a software ASUS has promised to add electronic
stabilisation to its front videos.
Note 6 Pro maxes out at shooting 1080p 30fps videos.
You can take slow motion and time-lapse videos on the note 6 pro, but the Zenfone Max Pro
M2 doesn't allow any of these features, at this moment.
If you have been following the channel for last 10 days or so, we know that the Note
6 pro can take incredible images.
But since ASUS hasn't added all the features like AI scene detection and portrait mode
for the front facing camera, I haven't been able to test its camera to the full potential.
ASUS said they will push out a software update to add all these features sometime in December,
so till then I am holding back on making its camera review and comparing the cameras with
the Note 6 Pro.
Stick around on the channel for a full in-depth camera review and comparison with the Note
6 pro, as soon as that software update is released by ASUS.
Now coming to the software.
Asus Zenfone Max Pro M2 comes with Stock Android operating system.
And because of that ASUS can push out major software updates on this soon much sooner,
compared to other manufacturers.
Redmi Note 6 Pro comes with Xiaomi's own MIUI skin over Android.
Both the phones are running on Android 8.1 right now, and ASUS has promised an Android
Pie update sometime in January of 2019.
But we done have any official word on when the Android Pie update will be coming for
the Note 6 Pro.
I am more of a stock android person, so I lean more towards the Max pro m2 when it comes
to software.
But at the same time I also appreciate the level of customisations and features that
MIUI 10 brings to the Note 6 Pro.
Somethings like swiping anywhere on the home screen to bring down the quick settings menu,
option to hide the notch, full screen gestures and more, are features which are available
on the Note 6 Pro.
But on Max Pro M2, we will have to wait for google to add these features to their operating
systems in order for them to make their way as an update to this phone.
On MIUI 10 you do see ads pop up here and there in certain apps or even on the user
interface so if you just want to avoid all these ads, I suggest you go with ASUS.
But just like design, software is a matter of personal preference, so you have to decide
which one you go with based on your own needs and likes.
So to sum it up, here are the things that are similar on both these phones.
6.26 inch FullHD Plus display, face unlock, fingerprint sensor at the back, 3.5mm audio
jack, dual sim support, all necessary sensors, buttons and ports except the headphone are
on the exact same position, and both have Micro USB port for charging.
If these are the things that matter to you the most, you can go with either of these
phones.
And here are the things that are different.
Note 6 pro has a slightly lower price point, it also has an IR blaster at the top, Its
back is made up of metal, and it does not have the latest gorilla glass for protecting
the display, Its design is not new and feels a bit dated now, Notch is bigger and it houses
dual front facing cameras, There is a white notification LED, single speaker at the bottom
can get loud, but it doesn't produce rich audio, at the back it gets 12 + 5 megapixel
camera setup, it cant shoot 4k videos, it scores lower on the benchmarks since it has
a slightly underpowered processor and GPU, its 4000mAh battery doesn't last as long
on a single charge, but thanks to quick charge 3.0 it charges up fast, MIUI 10 gives it lot
of features which are missing on the Max pro M2, it comes with a hybrid SIM tray, and all
its variants are readily available for purchase on Flipkart's website.
Max Pro M2 is priced a bit higher, its back is made of reflective plastic, which makes
it look good, but it also attracts lot of fingerprints, it gets gorilla glass 6 protection
for the display, the design is much improved and new compared to the Max Pro M1, Notch
is smaller than the Note 6 Pro, and it also packs in a dedicated LED flash, it has RGB
LED notification light, speaker produces richer audio, at the back it also gets 12 + 5 megapixel
camera setup, and it can shoot 4k 30fps videos, It has upgraded processor and GPU so it scores
higher in the benchmark tests, comes with a 5000mAh battery which lasts longer, but
it does not support fast charging, comes with stock android so major software updates should
come much faster, but it lacks many features that customised OS like MIUI offers, it comes
with a SIM tray which has a dedicated slot for 2 NANO SIM cards and 1 MicroSD card, getting
it right now is a bit difficult, as it is being sold via flash sales on Flipkart.
So these are all the differences between these devices.
Now that you have all of the points and features jotted down, it should have made your decision
a bit easier.
Go through all these points, and then decide which of these features are most important
to you?
And in the end which of these phones have you decided to get?
Do let me know in the comments section.
I hope this video helped you a bit in your decision.
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