What are the smartphones that take the best photos?

There is still a month to go at the end of 2019, but according to DxOMark, the time is already ripe for drawing up the ranking of the best photographic smartphones of the year. The popular portal specializing in the analysis of sensor performance is right: it is unlikely that a top of the range will come out from here at the Ces in Las Vegas next January. So what are the photo-phoners to bet on?

Of the thirty-one top models reviewed in the past months, there was an equal merit at the top. The first place is in fact shared by two models that deserved a score of 121.

The first is

Huawei Mate 30 Pro, which finally made its debut on the occasion of Black Friday. On board we find a 40-megapixel quad-bayer main sensor with f / 1.7 aperture, 3x optical tele, ultra-wide angle with very large sensor 1 / 1.54 inches and an equivalent 18 mm. The second is Xiaomi Mi CC9 Pro Premium Edition / Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Pro with its 108 megapixel eye that produces detailed 27 megapixel images by combining four pixels in one, 20 megapixel ultra wide angle lens and two 2x equivalent 50 mm canvases and according to that it multiplies by 3.5 (94 mm equivalent) plus a macro sensor.

Following, with a score of 117 points we find Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max and Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G, while the other top of the Korean range Samsung Galaxy 10 5G, ex-record holder until the end of summer with its 116 points, is In fifth place.