The smartphone camera function has been revamped, a topic frequently heard recently, but the arrival of the further intensifies this trend. Through collaboration with the prestigious camera brand Leica, it is equipped with four lenses, transforming it from just a communication tool to a high-performance camera. The previous model, 'Xiaomi 13 Ultra', was not introduced to the Japanese market, but it seems the new model will be released in Japan.
Professional Camera-Level Specs
The reasons for the attention on the are clear. Its four Leica lenses and Sony's 1-inch CMOS sensor provide high-quality images that transcend smartphone boundaries. The main camera features a newly developed sensor with a continuously variable aperture from F1.63 to F4.0, allowing shooting in various lighting conditions and offering flexibility comparable to professional cameras.
Captivating Design and Features
The appearance sets it apart from just an ordinary smartphone.
The back is made of vegan leather, offering a luxurious feel and look. The display boasts WQHD+ resolution and a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz for smooth video viewing. Additionally, with a brightness of up to 3,000 nits, it maintains clear visibility even under direct sunlight.
Considering smartphone convenience, battery performance cannot be overlooked. The 5,000mAh large-capacity battery supports 90W ultra-fast charging, allowing a full charge in about 33 minutes. This enables users to focus on photography and other activities without worrying about charging during busy days.
Smartphone with Expanded Camera Functions
Additionally, the offers a 'Photography Kit' to expand its camera functions. This kit includes an additional battery in the grip section, a shutter button, and a command dial, allowing it to be operated like a full-fledged camera.
Moreover, an adapter allows the attachment of 67mm diameter filters to the lens section, enabling more specialized photography using ND filters and PL filters.
As smartphones evolve, their roles are constantly changing. They are now becoming tools for communication and expression. The stands at the forefront, fundamentally changing our norms of 'seeing' and 'recording'. Each photo taken offers quality once only achievable with professional cameras, providing a new style of capturing the world with just one smartphone.