Xiaomi unveiled its latest flagship series at a launch event in China, the vendor’s second batch [1] of devices marketed as using technology from camera specialist Leica.
The smartphone manufacturer signed a deal with the well-known camera brand [2] earlier this year and subsequently heavily promoted its use of photography software and hardware supplied by its partner, a theme continued with its new Xiaomi 13 series.
Xiaomi noted its latest flagships introduced “new optical and computational capabilities” using Leica true colour imaging, a so-called floating telephoto lens and other professional-grade capabilities.
Outside of the camera, Xiaomi highlighted the addition of its in-house chip and related surge battery management system it asserts can lengthen the device’s service life.
The Xiaomi 13 Series comes in a standard and pro version. Both run a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset and a triple rear camera system, with the main unit 50MP.
Xiaomi’s higher-end device has a 6.73-inch curved display and 4820mAh battery, compared with a 6.36-inch screen and 4500mAh battery on the other version.
Both go on sale in mainland China later this week with the pro version priced at between CNY4,999 ($716.68) and CNY6,299 depending on the memory option. The standard Xiaomi 13 starts at CNY3,999.
The company noted it would announce global availability in the coming months.
[1] https://www.mobileworldlive.com/featured-content/devices-home-banner/xiaomi-launches-its-first-flagship-sporting-leica-brand/
[2] https://www.mobileworldlive.com/devices/news-devices/xiaomi-snaps-up-leica-deal/
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