Although Xiaomi has just unveiled the new Xiaomi 12 and 12 Pro in France, all eyes are already on an even higher-end model, the Xiaomi 12 Ultra. A few months before its release this summer, we already know a lot about it. Successor of Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra. Indeed, in addition to using a new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Plus chip and 4900mAh batteryThe smartphone will be the first device from Sony’s next generation to be equipped with a new sensor.
A few weeks ago, Digital Chat Station leaker revealed on Weibo that the Xiaomi 12 Ultra will be the first to use a new Sony 50 MP IMX800 sensor. The latter should directly succeed the IMX707, which can be found in the Xiaomi 12 Pro and is still being announced. more efficient due to its large size.
Xiaomi 12 Ultra may hurt Apple and Samsung in photos
According to information from Digital Chat Station, Sony’s new sensor is expected to be 1/1.1 inchand it would be much larger than the cameras that can be found on competing smartphones at the time. Increasing the size of the sensor, essentially, Increases the quality of day and night shots by taking in more light.
Last year, the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra had already humiliated its rivals in various tests, such as those from DXOMARK, as the smartphone scored 143 in photos against 137 for the iPhone 13 Pro Max and 131 for the Galaxy S22 Ultra. Samsung. Thanks to its new, even more efficient sensor, Xiaomi can thus further widen the gap with its competitors in photography. However, we will have to wait for the first tests to find out.
Anyway, according to the MIUI source code info quoted by leaker @xiaomiui, we may never get a chance to check the Xiaomi 12 Ultra’s photography performance for ourselves, It may be that the Xiaomi 12 Ultra will never be released outside of China.. While we wait to learn more about it, the Chinese manufacturer should soon launch a new 12 series smartphone, the Xiaomi 12 Lite.
Source: Digital Chat Station
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