The Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra shows itself in pictures
from Nils Ahrensmeier 
on February 14, 2021, 16:54 p.m. | Write a comment
The Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra and Mi 11 Pro haven't shown that much yet. It has been speculated that the devices on the global Launch event of Wed 11 be shown, but that didn't happen. Now a video has been published by a Filipino YouTuber who was allowed to hold the device in his hands weeks before the market launch.
The device with the model number M2102K1G has already been spotted at several certification authorities, including the European EEC. So nothing should stand in the way of a launch in Germany.
Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra: camera
The design of the Mi 11 Ultra is new and eye-catching. On the back is a very wide, thick, camera hump. According to the branding, this will again have a camera with 120x zoom, just like the Mi 10 Ultra. What is new is that a small LCD display is installed next to the camera, which mirrors the screen. This could be used for selfies with the main camera, as the front camera does not have the highest resolution with 20 MP. The main cameras have a 50MP and 48MP ultra-wide angle resolution.
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- The Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro will have a small display next to the three cameras. (Image: TECH BUFF PH)
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- The Mi 11 Ultra will be available in a black and a white color. (Image: TECH BUFF PH)
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- The main cameras do not have a resolution of 108MP, as expected, but rather 50 and 48MP. (Image: TECH BUFF PH)
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- The camera is very thick, which could cause annoyance when using it. (Image: TECH BUFF PH)
Technical data
A 6,8 ″ OLED WQHD + display with a refresh rate of 120Hz has been installed as the display, the front camera sits as a punchhole in the display. The device, which is powered by the Snapdragon 888, is charged with 67W both by cable and wirelessly. It can charge other devices with 10W. The loudspeakers are again being built with Harman Kardon, with Gorilla Glass Victus being used for the glass. The battery is quite large with 5000mAh, the device should also be IP68 water and dust protected.
The whole video is still saved, thanks to one XDA reader.
