The Xiaomi 13 Ultra now packs even more cutting-edge hardware for its cameras, including a dual-aperture system previously seen in Samsung Galaxy S9 (that has since been scrapped just a year later).

After its successful launch in China earlier this year, Xiaomi's highly anticipated flagship, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra, is finally set to make its global debut.

The Xiaomi 13 Ultra smartphone has launched recently with Leica camera collaboration, featuring four back cameras and a range of impressive specs, including a 50MP 1-inch IMX989 sensor, 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM, and a 5,000mAh battery with 90W wired and 50W wireless charging support.

Xiaomi has revealed the camera specifications for its upcoming Xiaomi 13 Ultra model, featuring three 50MP Sony IMX858 sensors in addition to the 1-inch 50MP Sony IMX989 sensor for the main shooter. The device will be announced on April 18.

Xiaomi fans might not have to wait long for the release of the Xiaomi 13 Ultra as a Chinese online retailer hints at an upcoming Xiaomi event scheduled for April 18. Here's what we know so far.

Xiaomi's latest devices, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra and Xiaomi Pad 6, have been certified by 3C, revealing support for up to 90W charging and up to 144Hz refresh rate.

The highly anticipated Xiaomi 13 Ultra is rumored to finally make its global debut in 2023, boasting impressive camera capabilities. Read on for more details.

Some new details have surfaced on the upcoming Xiaomi 13 Ultra, with leaked images showing how much they're focusing on the cameras here.