Xiaomi 13 Ultra Design Officially Revealed In Promotional Posters Of Flagship Android Smartphone

Xiaomi will launch the Xiaomi 13 Ultra this week. Just before the launch, Xiaomi released posters promoting the flagship Android smartphone, which confirm its design, camera, and other details.

The Xiaomi 13 Ultra has been surfacing in leaks and rumors, but Xiaomi has essentially kept the majority of the details under wraps. But as the launch of the premium smartphone is fast approaching, Xiaomi has been teasing the specifications, features, and design of the Xiaomi 13 Ultra by releasing promotional posters.

Xiaomi 13 Ultra Color Options And DesignHighlighted In Promo Posters

Xiaomi has confirmed it will launch the Xiaomi 13 Ultra, its top-of-the-line smartphone of 2023, in China and global markets on April 18. The Chinese tech giant hasn’t yet confirmed if the flagship Android smartphone will launch in India.

Xiaomi has released a few teasers image that shows the rear panel of the 13 Ultra. It appears to be sporting an olive-green color.

The rear panel has been confirmed to have a leather-like finish, similar to the Xiaomi 12S Ultra. The device should launch in two color options – Olive Green and Eggshell White.

Xiaomi 13 Ultra Rear Camera Setup Detailed

Xiaomi claimed the Xiaomi 13 Ultra’s back panel has been designed to offer the texture and in-hand feel of a traditional Leica camera. Speaking of the camera, Xiaomi recently revealed the flagship smartphone’s imaging hardware will have a variable aperture.

Needless to say, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra will be the first smartphone to offer a 1-inch camera sensor with a variable aperture. The primary rear camera’s aperture can be adjusted to f/1.9 or f/4.0 depending on user preferences.

As we had recently reported, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra will have four cameras on its back. The premium smartphone will retain the 1-inch 50MP Sony IMX989 sensor for the primary camera from last year’s Xiaomi 12S Ultra.

Alongside the 50MP Sony IMX989 sensor, Xiaomi has embedded three 50MP Sony IMX858 sensors. These sensors will have advanced noise-reduction features and offer better HDR capabilities.

The Sony IMX858 sensor has been paired with the ultrawide camera (with PDAF), the 3x telephoto, and the 5x telephoto. The Sony IMX989 is reserved for the primary rear camera.
Xiaomi has assured that all 4 cameras on the back of the Xiaomi 13 Ultra will “support capture, night scene shooting, and 8K video”.