The phone is one step ahead of the camera! What's the evaluation?

There is an unexpected smartphone that is drawing attention due to camera specifications. It is 'Mi10 Ultra', which is a flagship smartphone that celebrates its 10th anniversary.

 

On the 11th, Xiaomi unveiled its new product, Mi 10 Ultra. With the start of the second half, many brand new flagship products came out, but the market was once again surprised. This is because a new "Monster Speck" has emerged.

After the release of the new product, industries are evaluating that Xiaomi has introduced many new functions, not just upgrades. Last year, it was the first to introduce 100 million pixels, and this time again, the camera is super-high- Upon its appearance, it ranked first with 130 points on the camera review site DXOmark.

 

Mi 10 Ultra is equipped with a total of four cameras on the back. The 48 million-pixel main camera is a 1.32-inch image sensor with f1.85 and OIS. Two 12-megapixel and 48-megapixel telescopic cameras are included. Use 1/2.55 and 1/2 inch sensors, respectively. OIS is also applied to one telescopic camera. And the other one is a 20-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera. It supports autofocus and can capture images with 12mm of conversion. It has 20 million pixels of front camera, which is the best camera of all time.

 

In addition, high-speed charging function has been strengthened. Not only 120W wired charging but also 50W wireless charging is supported. Although it is not perfect, Apple also released a wireless charging pad with a concept that delayed its release. It can be charged anywhere up to two devices. The device will be charged up to 20W sequentially.

It also maintained its competitive edge in high-end flagship Smartphones, which are cost-effectiveness. The model with the lowest 128GB storage space and 8GB RAM, called Mi 10 Ultra, will be sold for 5,299 yuan (about 900,000 won). It's pretty cheap compared to its competitors.

Industries are paying attention to whether the new product will increase its market share in China, which is losing ground to Huawei. However, it is also likely that Huawei will increase its market share in overseas markets as it is increasing its global competitiveness by seeking a niche while Huawei is being hit by the U.S. government.