With Leica's "most perfect" Summicron lens, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra will reportedly go on sale this month
April 06, 2023 By Monica Green
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The Xiaomi 13 Ultra, the company's line-leading flagship for the year, has finally been formally acknowledged as existing. This month, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra, which features Leica's "most flawless" Summicron lens, will make its debut in China. It will also be sold internationally.
It seems the Xiaomi 13 Ultra has finally arrived after months of rumors and leaks. The Xiaomi 13 Ultra will be Xiaomi's flagship smartphone for the year, and the company has now formally teased it for the first time. The Xiaomi 13 and Xiaomi 13 Pro debuted months ago as flagship phones in their own right.
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With the flagship expected to launch later this month, Xiaomi has now announced the impending release of the Xiaomi 13 Ultra on Weibo:
In a joint statement, the two businesses said that "this time, we bring together the latest optical system solution for mobile imaging that has never been seen before, and Leica's most ideal Summicron lens in the field of mobile imaging so far." "For the first time, various mobile phone lenses, from wide-angle to telephoto, have consistently great optical capabilities. This month will see the global launch of the new #13Ultra, which will be used with this line of epochal technology."
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The usage of Leica's "most ideal" Summicron lens and the confirmation that the Xiaomi 13 Ultra will be available worldwide are the three key details that are revealed by that remark. The flagship may or may not make its debut this month on the international market, but it will undoubtedly do so in China and then later reach other markets.