Xiaomi Mi 12 Ultra Launch Date & Camera Specifications Leaked HD

Xiaomi Mi 12 Ultra Launch Date & Camera Specifications Leaked Like us on facebook :https://www.facebook.com/techconfigurations Twitter : https://twitter.com/TECHCONFIGURATI Xiaomi has already launched its flagship Xiaomi 12 series in China. However, the most premium smartphone of the series ,Xiaomi 12 Ultra was missing from the event. Rumors suggest that the device may launch soon, and we are starting to see more leaks of the phone, quite frequently. Now today, the popular tipster Digital ChatStation, revealed some key aspects regarding the camera department of the Xiaomi 12 Ultra. According to him, the Xiaomi 12 Ultra ,may have the same camera hardware as the predecessor, the Mi 11 Ultra. Which means ,we should expect to see the same 50-megapixel + 48-megapixel + 48-megapixel cameras. If we take a look in detail, the Xiaomi 11 Ultra was launched with a 50-megapixel Samsung ISOCELL GN2 main sensor, a 48-megapixel ultra-wide, and lastly a 48-megapixel telephoto camera with 5x zoom. These are three lenses, however, previous rumors suggest a quad-camera setup on the Xiaomi 12 Ultra. The last case render which we revealed ,showed an asymmetrical rear camera system. Having said that, if we go by the tipster’s claim, the phone may have the first three lenses the same as the predecessor, but it is expected to carry another lens. The tipster has a mention of a super-telephoto periscope lens in his post, which could actually be the fourth sensor. As of now, these are just rumors, and we do not have any official confirmation. Now, it remains to be seen what the company officially brings with the Xiaomi 12 Ultra. In case you are unaware, previous rumors have revealed that the phone won’t have a secondary display at the back. Xiaomi 12 Ultra will feature a 6.6-inch 2K AMOLED panel, and will come powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset and have 120Watt fast charging support. As for its launch, it was recently revealed that the Xiaomi 12 Ultra may debut after the Chinese Spring festival, probably mid, or end of February.