Xiaomi aims to launch the next generation of flagships later this year, after expanding its flagship lineup with the Mi 11 Pro and Mi 11 Ultra earlier this year. The device, called the Mi 12, is reportedly equipped with a 200MP camera and an unannounced Qualcomm chipset to provide users with a flagship experience.
Xiaomi plans to equip its next-generation flagship device with a premium camera sensor, according to reports from the reputable Talekomi Digital Chat Station.Therefore, Mi12 is reportedly The first smartphone to offer a 200MP image sensor In 1 inch optical format. The sensor is equipped with advanced pixel binning technology that combines 16 adjacent pixels to form one large pixel to capture more light.
And, as you can remember, when Qualcomm announced the flagship Snapdragon 888 5G chipset at the end of last year, Xiaomi was the first company to launch the Mi 11 smartphone with this chipset. Now, according to recent rumors, the Chinese giant plans to bring the flagship Mi12 with Qualcomm’s first 4nm chipset, the Snapdragon 895 SoC, to market at the end of 2021.
The Mi 12 may also come with an OLED display that supports LTPO (Low Temperature Polycrystalline Oxide) technology. This technology allows the display to minimize the refresh rate of the display and adapt it to the content on the screen. This can significantly improve the battery life of the Mi12.
Speaking of batteries, the Xiaomi Mi 12 supports 120W fast charging and 100W wireless fast charging technology over a wired connection. However, keep in mind that fast charging support may only be available for global variants of the device. In China, due to national regulations, the device may only support up to 50W wireless fast charging support.
Well, that’s almost it. So far, I don’t know much about the future Mi12. Nonetheless, as Qualcomm prepares to unveil its next-generation flagship mobile SoC, the Snapdragon 895, Xiaomi overtakes its competitors by releasing the first Snapdragon 895-powered smartphone on the market. I will try. Therefore, the Chinese giant can be expected to release Mi12 by the end of 2021.
