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Side-by-side comparison

Claude 3 Haiku vs ERNIE 4.5 VL 28B A3B

Anthropic

Claude 3 Haiku

πŸ‘ Vision πŸ”§ Tools
Input / 1M
$0.2500
Output / 1M
$1.2500
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Baidu Qianfan

ERNIE 4.5 VL 28B A3B

πŸ‘ Vision πŸ”§ Tools
Input / 1M
$0.1400
Output / 1M
$0.5600
View ERNIE 4.5 VL 28B A3B β†’
Claude 3 HaikuERNIE 4.5 VL 28B A3B
Provider Anthropic Baidu Qianfan
Context window Maximum tokens (input + output) the model can process in a single request. Glossary β†’ 200,000 30,000
Capabilities Optional capabilities the model advertises: vision (images), tools (function calling), json_mode (structured output). vision, tools vision, tools
Input $ / 1M tokens Cost for tokens you send (prompt + context). Cheaper side highlighted. Glossary β†’ 0.2500 0.1400
Output $ / 1M tokens Cost for tokens the model generates. Output is normally 3–5Γ— pricier than input. Glossary β†’ 1.2500 0.5600

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Claude 3 Haiku or ERNIE 4.5 VL 28B A3B?

ERNIE 4.5 VL 28B A3B is cheaper than Claude 3 Haiku on a 50/50 input/output blend by about $0.4 per 1M tokens. Exact savings depend on your input-vs-output ratio β€” use the cost calculator on this page for a workload-specific estimate.

Which has a larger context window, Claude 3 Haiku or ERNIE 4.5 VL 28B A3B?

Claude 3 Haiku has the larger context window at 200k tokens versus 30k tokens for ERNIE 4.5 VL 28B A3B. That means Claude 3 Haiku can ingest about 6.7x as much text per request.

What is the difference between Claude 3 Haiku and ERNIE 4.5 VL 28B A3B?

Claude 3 Haiku comes from Anthropic; ERNIE 4.5 VL 28B A3B comes from Baidu Qianfan. They differ in pricing, context window, and supported capabilities β€” see the side-by-side table on this page for the exact figures, refreshed nightly.

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