The Mi 11 Ultra is equipped with an unorthodox camera island that spans from one end to the other, adding a small screen to the mix. According to some leaked cases, its successor 12 Ultra (the name no longer has Mi) also adopted an unorthodox appearance. A colleague from the Dutch website LetsGoDigital provided us with a 3D conceptual rendering of the mobile phone.

The main camera and ultra-wide-angle capture will be located at the center and left, while the telephoto periscope lens will be located at the bottom of the setup. There is a fourth camera at the top of the circle, which can be a ToF sensor or a shorter telephoto in the range of 2x-3x. The remaining cutouts will be used for LED flashes, light sensors and PDAF.

Earlier this year, a trusted leaker revealed that Leica has reached an agreement with Xiaomi that the settings of the 12 Ultra will carry the logo of the camera company. This has not been confirmed by brands that also cooperate with Huawei, but this approach is not uncommon-Zeiss also has multiple partners when facing vivo, Sony, and even Nokia.

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Yes, except for all those "examples" (they are always statements of fact and they are just simple personal opinions), just speaking in a negative way, won't it affect the perceived popularity? Once again: Except for smartphones, every market has diversity...

Is it me or this large glass plate that is more susceptible to the flares produced by the light source? I have Ultra 11 and it is difficult to solve the lens flare problem at night.

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