This is the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra with a two-screen design, 120X zoom camera

Recently, a Youtube channel from the Philippines called Tech Buff PH has suddenly posted a video on the hand of the device that is supposed to be Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra. At the end of last year, Xiaomi launched the Mi 11 with Snapdragon 888 chip, but there is a lot of evidence that this is not Xiaomi’s most high-end device, and that position will belong to Mi 11 Pro or Mi 11 Ultra.

Compared with the regular version Mi 11, the most outstanding point in Mi 11 Ultra is the camera. Tech Buff PH said that the machine will have a very “terrible” camera parameter, including a 50MP main camera, a 48MP super wide-angle camera and especially a 48MP zoom camera with 120X zoom capability thanks to a periscope lens.

However, the thing we are most interested in about Mi 11 Ultra comes from an auxiliary feature for taking pictures. Specifically, Xiaomi has added a second secondary screen right above the camera cluster, assisting users in taking selfies. However, on the version of this Youtuber in hand, users can open any application on the secondary screen.

On the front, Mi 11 Ultra will still use the hole-punch screen design with the selfie camera placed in the upper left corner, similar to the Mi 11. This screen is 6.8 inches in size, 2K resolution, frequency 120Hz sweep and curved all 4 edges.

Another detail of the Mi 11 Ultra is the presence of dual speakers from Harman / Kardon. In addition, according to the image below, the infrared sensor will also appear on this machine, allowing users to use the Mi 11 Ultra to control the TV, air conditioner or some other home appliance.

In terms of configuration, due to being the flagship device of Xiaomi, it is not surprising that the Mi 11 Ultra is equipped with the most powerful Snapdragon 888 chip. Its 5000mAh battery capacity can be fast wired / wireless 67W fast charging, in addition the machine also supports 10W wireless reverse charging. Finally, the Mi 11 Ultra is water resistant to IP68.

The official launch date of the Mi 11 Ultra is still unknown. However, some rumors indicate that Xiaomi is planning to launch this machine in China after the Lunar New Year holiday.