Xiaomi has confirmed the launch date of its new flagship quite recently. We know that the phone will launch globally on March 2, while its China event will take place a bit earlier than that, at the end of February. With that being said, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra’s design has just been officially confirmed.
The Xiaomi 15 Ultra design has just been officially confirmed by the company’s CEO
The company’s CEO, Lei Jun, has shared quite a few official images of this phone. We’ve exclusively leaked quite a few of these images recently. So, chances are you’re already familiar with the phone’s design.
If you take a look at the gallery below, you’ll see all the images that Lei Jun shared thus far. These ones provide you with a great look at all three color options the company will offer. The emphasis is on the model with a dual-tone design, though.
That variant combines black and white colors and combines vegan leather and glass on the back. This design has been inspired by some of Leica’s cameras, that’s for sure.
The other two models are black and white, and those two seem to have glass on the back. The dual-tone model has vegan leather on the vast majority of its backplate, while the rest is glass. That model will definitely be less slippery in the hand because of the vegan leather.
The phone will have four cameras on the back, and powerful specs all around
The Xiaomi 15 Ultra will have a huge camera oreo on the back, with four cameras included inside of it. It will protrude on the back quite a bit, while the phone’s sides will be flat. A flat display is expected on the front, with a display camera hole and a quad micro-curved design (glass curved on all four sides).
We have also exclusively shared the full spec sheet of the Xiaomi 15 Ultra recently. The phone will feature a 6.73-inch LTPO AMOLED display on the front, with a 3200 x 1440 resolution. The Snapdragon 8 Elite will fuel the phone, while 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM will be on offer in the global model.
Xiaomi will utilize UFS 4.0 flash storage here, and there will be four cameras on the back. A 50-megapixel main camera will use a 1-inch type sensor, while a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto camera will also be in use. A 50-megapixel ultrawide unit will sit on the back too, and a 50-megapixel telephoto camera. Get more information about that via the spec link above.