Currently, the budget smartphone segment is the fastest-growing market. A new contender launches in this segment almost every week. At this time there are many such phones in this segment, whose teasers are constantly coming and are going to be launched in the near future. Both Xiaomi and Realme companies have launched some smartphones in this segment, which increase our expectations more about the budget segment.

Realme has launched Realme 6 in this segment, whose price in India starts at Rs 12,999. At this price, Realme brings premium features such as a 6 hole-punch display, a panel with a 90Hz refresh rate, and a powerful processor. Xiaomi also launched its budget segment as the new warrior Redmi Note 9 Pro, which comes equipped with premium features just like Realme, shortly after the launch of realme 6.If you too are looking to buy a budget smartphone and are stuck between these two regarding performance, gaming, and battery, then here we are going to remove your problem. Realme 6 And Redmi Note 9 Pro Both smartphones have been launched in India at an initial price of Rs 12,999 and come with similar RAM and storage. Let’s know here, which smartphone is better than Realme 6 and Redmi Note 9 Pro in terms of general performance, gaming performance, and battery life.

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Redmi Note 9 Pro vs Realme 6 performance and gaming

Both smartphones are equipped with strong octa-core processors. While the Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G chipset has been used in Redmi Note 9 Pro. At the same time, in Realme 6, the company has given MediaTek Helio G90T chipset. However, both chipsets achieve almost the same score in the benchmark score. The Redmi Note 9 Pro scored 279,978 in AnTuTu. At the same time, Geekbench achieved 568 and 1,761 scores in single-core and multi-core tests respectively. Redmi Note 9 Pro scored 3,665 points in 3DMark’s Slingshot Unlimited Test. In comparison, Realme 6 scored 290,210 in AnTuTu and scored 467 and 1,688 in Geekbench’s single-core and multi-core tests respectively. realme 6 got a score of 3,131 in 3DMark’s Slingshot Unlimited Test.

In normal usage, we found the performance of both the smartphones to be the same and did not see any problem in them. Multitasking is well handled in both Realme 6 and Redmi Note 9 Pro phones and the experience of running Android-based custom skin on both phones was also easy and lag-free. The scrolling experience is improved due to the 90 Hz panel included in Realme 6, while Redmi Note 9 Pro does not get this experience due to the standard panel.

Both phones comfortably handle heavy 3D mobile games in our testing. We played games with heavy graphics such as PUBG Mobile and Asphalt 9: Legends and found that the RAM and powerful processors included in both phones easily handle heavy games. Although Realme 6 got slightly warmer than the Redmi Note 9 Pro during long gaming, the temperature of both devices still did not get out of control.

Both phones feature a similarly performing fingerprint sensor, which is fast but also accurate and has a quick tap on the side. Both phones unlock with just one touch without pressing the power button. Similarly, the Face Unlock feature of both phones also works in a similar or fast and precise manner.

Redmi Note 9 Pro vs Realme 6 battery life

realme 6 has a 4,300 mAh battery and compared to that the Redmi Note 9 Pro has a larger 5,020 mAh capacity battery. In our testing, we found that both phones can easily run for about one and a half days in a single charge, which is very good. You can expect the Redmi Note 9 Pro to last longer, as it includes a larger capacity battery. Surprisingly, in our HD video battery loop test, Realme 6 surpassed the Redmi Note 9 Pro and lasted for about 19.5 hours. Explain that the Redmi Note 9 Pro lasted only 16 hours in this test.

Coming to charging capacity, Realme 6 charges quickly due to its 30W fast charging support and low capacity battery. While, the Redmi Note 9 Pro has a larger battery and supports a maximum of 18W fast charging output, due to which it takes some time to charge.