Xiaomi 14 Ultra comes with a transparent plastic case, cable and 90 W charging. In terms of design, almost nothing has changed in the new product compared to the Xiaomi 13 Ultra. The IP 68 protection remains the same, the phone itself is huge and 1mm thicker than the previous model.
One noticeable change on the Xiaomi 14 Ultra is the vibration quality. It was good, but it was simply amazing. The second important update is that it is an almost completely flat screen compared to the “waterfall” of the Xiaomi 13 Ultra. The brightness of the screen has increased: now it is 3000 nits according to the manufacturer. Although in real tests it turned out to be a maximum of 2100 nits. In addition, the new product has a very low PWM level.
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When it comes to cameras, the Xiaomi 14 Ultra is definitely better than the iPhone 15 Pro and Xiaomi 13 Ultra. You can also completely turn off artificial intelligence and HDR assistance while shooting. The result is a very vivid and natural picture.
All four sensors on the rear panel have a resolution of 50 MP. This is the main camera with a 23mm focal length, telephoto, periscope and ultra-wide. You can see photo examples above.
Xiaomi 14 Ultra can record video at maximum 8K 24 fps, but 4K 120 fps mode is also available. The front camera has a 32 MP module and can shoot 4K 60 fps video.
The battery capacity of the new product has been increased by 300 mAh: 5300 mAh. The device charges 100% in 35 minutes with wired charging. It also supports wireless charging at 30W (up to 100% in 45 minutes) and reverse charging at 10W.
As a smartphone, the Xiaomi 14 Ultra is very good and although it does not have many updates compared to the Xiaomi 13 Ultra, it has them. The screen has become flatter, the camera quality has become much better. True, it is better to wait for the release of the global version of this model and then buy it.
Source: Ferra
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