Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra: A new Android flagship that redefines the high-end market

Before the end of the last year, Xiaomi officially announced the world's first smartphone with a Snapdragon 888 processor, the Mi 11. As expected, the company wouldn’t leave its mainline with a single device, so today unveiled the Mi 11 Ultra, Mi 11 Pro, and Mi 11 Lite 5G.

The most interesting model is the Mi 11 Ultra that could be characterized as the top Android smartphone currently on the market, especially in the camera sector. It has a 6.81 "quad-curved AMOLED E4 screen with WQHD + resolution with 120Hz image refresh rate, powerful Snapdragon 888 processor and options for 8GB - 12GB RAM and 256GB - 512GB storage.

The Mi 11 Ultra stands out with the huge camera module at the back, which includes the three latest mobile sensors from Samsung and Sony. The Samsung GN2 50MP main sensor is the largest, that has ever installed on a smartphone and promises tremendous improvement in low light shooting. It comes with two 48MP Sony IMX586 sensors, one with a 128o wide-angle lens and one with a periscope lens that offers 5x optical zoom or 120x digital zoom! Next to the lens is placed a secondary display 1.1'' to display useful information (eg alarms, battery mode) and preview if you want to take a selfie with the rear main camera.

Other notable features include Harman Kardon stereo speakers, water and dust resistance (IP68 certification), and a 5000mAh battery with 67W charging support for a full charge in just 37 minutes, either wired or wireless.

The Mi 11 Pro offers the same hardware except for the camera, where the two sensors 48MP are replaced by 13MP ultrawide 123o + 8MP telephoto (5x optical zoom, 50x digital zoom) and therefore Xiaomi characterizes this model as the " king of Android”.

Finally, Mi 11 Lite 5G is a much more affordable version with a screen 6.55 '' FHD + OLED 90Hz Snapdragon processor and 780G, which is expected to become the best seller of the series as the value-for-money model.