Xiaomi last month introduced the flagship 12S Ultra which was only available in the Chinese market.
But the first rumors about the global launch of the terminal that could happen soon begin to emerge.
Xiaomi 12S Ultra will soon hit the global market, but with no set date
It was one of Xiaomi’s most anticipated smartphones, but despite the disappointment with faster-than-expected fast charging support, the Xiaomi 12S Ultra is packed with high-end specs that make it quite desirable.
It was officially presented last month, but for now it is only possible to purchase it in the Chinese market. However, it seems that soon everything will change.
Through a post signed by the leaker Mukul Sharma on the social network Twitter, we learned that the Xiaomi 12S Ultra may be launched on the global market very soon.
This is the first rumor on this subject that appears even before the model is spotted on any international certification site; therefore, we must read the information with some caution, but still take it into account.
The rumor now spread about the arrival of the Xiaomi 12S Ultra on the global market gains strength if we take into account that the Chinese brand is preparing the launch of the new 13 series for next November, in the Chinese market.
In this sense, and in terms of market strategy, it is likely that Xiaomi will launch the 12S Ultra globally before November so that sales of the Xiaomi 13 are not “cannibalized”. After all, each premium model must have its sights in stores to capture the attention (and the pocket) of the brand’s users.
The global variant of Xiaomi 12S Ultra could be the same as in the Chinese market
Apparently, the global variant of the 12S Ultra will be the same as the one currently available in the Chinese market. Therefore, let us recall here the main specifications of the model.
At the controls is the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor paired with 8 or 12 GB of RAM and 256 or 512 GB of internal storage capacity. The terminal is powered by a 4,860 mAh battery with support for fast charging at 67 watts, which would have been a disappointment for some users who expected support for 125 watts.
The optical part, which has the Leica seal, includes a 50-megapixel primary sensor with optical image stabilization, a 48-megapixel ultra-wide-angle sensor and a 48-megapixel resolution periscope telephoto sensor with optical zoom on the rear panel. of 5x.
Closing out the specs list is the 6.73-inch AMOLED LTPO2 display that provides a resolution of 3200×1440 pixels, 120Hz refresh rate, as well as support for HDR10+ and Dolby Vision.