Xiaomi 16 Ultra is now officially been officially confirmed for the very first time by the company CEO, Lei Jun.
“Xiaomi has now given details about its next Ultra flagship, despite the fact that the Xiaomi 15 Ultra was only launched last.uh, six months ago.
The revelation of an earlier-than-expected launch only adds to the fervor building up around the Xiaomi 16 Ultra’s release, and word of camera upgrades and a beefed up collaboration with Leica, no doubt injecting some fuel into those fires.
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It’s clear that Xiaomi is dedicated to something a little different from the race to pack ever more megapixels into camera stacks. The Xiaomi 16 Ultra is said to offer a redesigned triple-camera system with three significant improvements compared to its predecessor. These updates should bring up Xiaomi 16 Ultra camera capabilities above what we got with Xiaomi 15 Ultra.
One of the highlighted specifications and key selling points is rumored to be an enormous 7,500 mAh battery – bigger than we have ever seen in a flagship. This would make it a solid contender against the rumoured Galaxy S25 Ultra and other premium devices, on its own.
The Xiaomi 16 Ultra might be powered by Qualcomm’s next-generation Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 processor, under the hood. This best-of-the-best CPU ought to provide unprecedented power, really establishing the device as one of the most powerful Android phones due to be released in 2020.
While not much information is outed, the Xiaomi 16 Ultra release date is likely to be the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026 event scheduled to take place in Barcelona. The launch is confirmed to take place from March 2 to March 5, 2025, meaning fans don’t have to keep the wait of Xiaomi’s most anticipated smartphone too long.
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