Hello everyone, my name is Tang San. With the continuous development of the mobile phone digital industry, consumers' demand for mobile phones has become more and more diverse. Some people like high-performance flagship phones, while others like cost-effective mobile phones, but

Hello everyone, my name is Tang San. With the continuous development of the mobile phone digital industry, consumers' demands for mobile phones are becoming more and more diversified. Some people like high-performance flagship phones, while others like cost-effective phones that focus on imaging. Flagship mobile phones should be more attractive in the high-end market. There are many flagship mobile phones on the market that focus on imaging. The most famous ones are Huawei Mate series and P series. Huawei are two major high-end flagships in terms of imaging. All performed very well.

There are also many imaging flagships on the market this year, such as the Honor Magic 4 Ultimate Edition, the Nubia Z40 Pro equipped with a humanistic main camera, etc. However, for ordinary consumers, these mobile phones are relatively expensive, and imaging flagship phones Among them, it is not that there are no cost-effective ones, such as Xiaomi Xiaomi 11 Ultra, which was launched in April last year. Xiaomi 11 Ultra immediately won the first place in the DXO mobile phone photography rankings as soon as it was released, even if It has been a year since this phone was launched, but its imaging capabilities are still among the top three in DXO.

News about Xiaomi Mi 12 Ultra has been spreading recently, but there is no doubt that the price will never be cheaper than the original Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, which means that its starting price will not be lower than 5,999 yuan. Compared with Choosing this Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra is much more cost-effective. Currently, its 8GB+256GB version has been adjusted from the release price of 5,999 yuan to 3,999 yuan, a price drop of up to 2,000 yuan. The configuration highlights of Xiaomi 11 Ultra are far more than these, such as IP68 level Waterproof, 2K screen, ceramic body, etc. Let’s take a look at the detailed configuration of this phone.

Let’s first take a look at the imaging capabilities of this phone. Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra uses a three-main camera design, a 50-megapixel super-sensitive main camera + a 48-megapixel periscope super telephoto lens + a 48-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens , the front is equipped with a 20-megapixel high-definition selfie lens, and the rear lens is very luxurious. The rear main camera is a Samsung GN2 sensor, with 2.8 micron four-in-one pixels, a 1.4 micron single pixel area, and excellent imaging capabilities. .

The rear telephoto lens and ultra-wide-angle lens both use Sony IMX586 sensors, which support 128° ultra-wide angle and up to 120x zoom. The main camera supports OIS optical image stabilization , supports up to 8K 24-frame video recording, and supports 5x optical Zoom , 0x hybrid optical zoom , 120x digital zoom. Coupled with dual native ISO Fusion super dynamic technology, Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra has a DXO score of 143 points. Compared with the Honor Magic 4 Ultimate Edition, which sells for as much as 7,999 yuan, the gap is only 3 points, which is almost negligible. It is currently the most cost-effective imaging flagship phone.

The screen performance is also extremely good. Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra is equipped with a 6.81-inch AMOLED screen on the front, which uses Samsung E4 luminous material and supports 2K resolution. The back of the fuselage is equipped with a 1.1-inch AMOLED secondary screen, which perfectly solves the problem when we use the rear screen. This is very useful when you cannot see the picture when taking a selfie with the lens. The screen sensitivity is also very high, supporting 120Hz refresh rate and 480Hz touch sampling rate, peak brightness up to 1700nits, automatic brightness 2.0, etc., supporting HDR10+ dynamic display, MEMC dynamic compensation technology, Dolby Vision, etc. The screen color is also very rich, supporting 10Bit Color depth display and 100% P3 color gamut. Front and rear dual screens may become a regular match for imaging flagships in the future, and the screen performance of Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra is also perfect. Live up to the name of flagship.

The performance is also not weak. It is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chip of 5nm process technology . With LPDDR5 memory and UFS3.1 high-speed flash memory blessing, the performance is very good. The AnTuTu benchmark score is as high as 82W+, and the heat dissipation capability is not weak either. , equipped with a new phase change thermal conductive material . Compared with the commonly used gel thermal conductive material, the heat dissipation efficiency is increased by 100%. Coupled with the large-area VC heat conductive plate, the heat dissipation capacity is very good, and it has a very good experience in gaming. .

In terms of battery life, it is equipped with a 5000mAh capacity battery that supports 67W wired charging, 67W wireless charging and 10W reverse charging. It only takes about 36 minutes to fully charge the whole machine.In terms of details, the thickness of the body is 8.38mm and the weight of the whole machine is 234g, which is about the same as the weight of iPhone 13 Pro Max. For female users, it still seems a bit heavy. If you want to buy it, this still needs to be considered. The materials used in the fuselage are still very attractive. It uses a ceramic body and an aluminum alloy middle frame. The texture is quite good. In addition, it supports NFC, infrared remote control, IP68 waterproof, X-axis linear motor, and Harman Kardon stereo. Dual speakers etc.

As a top flagship with a starting price of 5,999 yuan, all aspects of the configuration are indeed in place. Even after the release of Xiaomi 12 Ultra, this Xiaomi 11 Ultra is still a very cost-effective imaging flagship machine. Today Being able to buy this 8GB+256GB Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra at a price of 3,999 yuan is still a good choice. I don’t know what you think of this phone. It is not easy to create. Please help and pay attention and like. See you in the next issue.