Xiaomi has officially launched the Xiaomi 14 Ultra, boasting a 1-inch main camera, in China before going global on February 25.
Xiaomi 14 Ultra Details
The Xiaomi 14 Ultra has refined its design with three finishes: black and white with a faux leather back panel, blue with Dragon Crystal, and Titanium Special Edition with grade 5 titanium. The camera module now slopes above the back panel, reducing the raised frame.
Now onto the 14 ultra’s camera package. It features a quad 50MP camera with a 1-inch Sony LYT-900 sensor, a dual-aperture 23mm lens, and a step-less aperture mechanism. The main camera can capture Ultra RAW and DNG images.
Moreover, the zoom lenses are a 3.2x 75mm f/1.8 regular and 5x 120mm f/2.5 periscope, sharing the same 1/2.5-inch Sony IMX858 sensor.
The 120mm f/2.5 lens captures 196% more light than the Pro Max and 474% more than the Pro. The phone also has AI-powered 30x Ultra Zoom and a minimum focusing distance of 10cm.
The phone also offers Galaxy S24 Ultra-matching video specs, including 4K at 60fps and 120fps, and 8K video.
The Chinese manufacturer introduces an upgraded Photography Kit (costs CNY 699 or around PHP 5,400) camera accessory for the 14 Ultra, featuring a case, grip, 1,500mAh battery, Bluetooth controls, and a special 80W wireless charger worth CNY 499 (around PHP 3,800).
Xiaomi 14 Ultra Specs –
- Chipset – Snapdragon 8 Gen 3
- RAM – 12/16GB
- Storage – 256/512GB/1TB
- Display – 6.73-inch LTPO AMOLED 1440 x 3200p 120Hz
- Battery – 5300mAh 90W fast charging
- Rear Camera –
- 50MP main camera
- 50MP periscope lens
- 50MP telephoto lens
- 50MP ultrawide
- Front Camera – 32MP
- Color/s – Black, White (with a faux leather back panel), Blue (with Dragon Crystal), and Titanium Special Edition (with grade 5 titanium)
Price and availability –
- 12 + 256GB – CNY 6,499 (around PHP 50,500)
- 16 + 512GB – CNY 6,999 (around PHP 54,400)
- 16 + 1TB – CNY 7,799 (around PHP 60,600)
- 16 + 1TB (Titanium Edition) –Â CNY 8,799 (around PHP 68,400)
*Prices in PHP are direct conversions using the exchange rate at the time the content was published. These are not indicative of actual local pricing and don’t include additional costs like taxes, etc.
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