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ERNIE 5.1vsMiniMax M2.5

ERNIE 5.1 leads 1 of 1 shared benchmark. MiniMax M2.5 has the larger context window (205K tokens).

Benchmarks from cited public sources; pricing from official pages; status from official provider feeds.

Shared benchmarks
1 – 0
ERNIE 5.1 leads
Cheaper per token
list price, input + output
Larger context
MiniMax M2.5
205K tokens
Provider uptime (30d)
— · 100%
Baidu · MiniMax
ERNIE 5.1
Baidu · released 2026-05-09
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Context
128K
Max out
66K
Input /1M
Output /1M
Cached /1M
Scores
2 · 2 core
MiniMax M2.5
MiniMax · released 2026-02-12
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Context
205K
Max out
Input /1M
$0.3
Output /1M
$1.2
Cached /1M
$0.03
Scores
1 · 1 core
Quality

Benchmark matrix

BenchmarkERNIE 5.1MiniMax M2.5ΔEdge
Reported by both · 1
LMArena Elo1468.2 1358.9 +109.3ERNIE 5.1
Only ERNIE 5.1 reports · 1
AIME 2026 (with tools)99.6% not reported
Only MiniMax M2.5 reports · 0
MiniMax M2.5 reports nothing ERNIE 5.1 does not.
Scores tagged "epoch" or "matharena" are independent runs, used only where the lab has not published its own; ⚠ marks rows MathArena flags as released after the competition. Higher is better on every row. Δ is ERNIE 5.1 minus MiniMax M2.5 in the benchmark's own unit. "Not reported" means the lab has not published that figure; it is not a zero. ↗ opens the source.
Specs & pricing

Side by side

SpecERNIE 5.1MiniMax M2.5Edge
Context window128K tokens205K tokensMiniMax M2.5
Max output66K tokens
Input price / 1M$0.3
Output price / 1M$1.2
Cached input / 1M$0.03
Input + output / 1M
Lower is cheaper. List prices; batch, tool and regional fees excluded.
$1.5
ModalitiestexttextTie
Released2026-05-092026-02-12
Cited benchmark scores21
Reliability

Provider status

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