Xiaomi ’s upcoming ‘Ultra’ flagship has just surfaced in a new leak. The phone surfaced in an X-ray image which shows its rear camera, and a wireless charging coil as well. The Xiaomi 15 Ultra cameras get shown via an X-ray image If you check out the image below, you’ll see what we’re talking about.
Do note that the image comes from Weibo, but not from one of our regular sources. So take this with a grain of salt. I’ll say one thing about this leak, though, it certainly fits some of the previously leaked renders.
There is one camera in the first row and three of them in the second. The main camera is the first one in the second row, it’s the largest one out of the bunch. Next to it, you’ll notice the phone’s ultrawide and telephoto cameras, while the camera in the first row is the periscope telephoto unit.
In the middle of the phone, you’ll notice the wireless charging coil. The alleged device appeared in a sketch and a render, but those were not entirely accurate A sketch of the Xiaomi 15 Ultra appeared last month, and even though it shows a similar camera array to this image, it’s not the same. In that sketch, the main camera is centered in the bottom row.
The camera sensors also look different. The phone also surfaced in a third-party render based on the sketch above. Though it seems like that render is also not completely accurate, as it also has the wrong camera layout, at least compared to this x-ray image.
Either way, the general shape of the device is accurate. The phone is expected to include a flat display with a centered display camera hole up top. It will have very thin bezels, which will be uniform.
Android 15 will come pre-installed on the device, with Xiaomi’s HyperOS skin. The Snapdragon 8 Elite will fuel the device, while Xiaomi will utilize LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.0 storage.
A huge battery is expected, along with blazing fast wired and wireless charging..
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Xiaomi 15 Ultra cameras exposed in x-ray image of the phone
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