Other features shown off in the video include a 20MP hole-punch selfie camera, a 5,000mAh battery, an IP68 rating, Harman/Kardon-branded speakers, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888 chipset and both wired and wireless charging at 67W, as well as 10W reverse wireless charging.Īs for the cameras, well, the entire array almost looks as though you stuck an entire smaller phone on the back of the Mi 11 Ultra. The original 10-minute video was uploaded by Tech Buff PH, but has since been set to private, presumably due to being brought live before launch.Īccording to XDA Developers, the device shown off in the video ‘seems convincing enough to be authentic.’ The model identifier shown on the back of the device - M2102K1G - matches certification records of an unreleased device from Xiaomi and the ‘K1G’ in the model ID suggests this is the global variant of a device a known Xiaomi leaker has hinted at in the past.īased on the hands-on video, the Mi 11 Ultra device features a 6.8” quad-curve OLED display with WQHD+ resolution and a 120Hz screen with a variable refresh rate. Now, a new hands-on video has shown off what looks to be an upgraded Mi 11 ‘Ultra’ device with a massive camera bump that includes three cameras and a built-in display. But earlier this week, Xiaomi announced availability in Europe as well. At launch, the Mi 11 was only available in China. Xiaomi was one of the first manufacturers to release a smartphone with Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 888 chipset inside in its Mi 11 device. In a video that’s since been hidden, YouTuber Tech Buff PH shared a hands-on review of what appears to be a new Xiaomi device with one of the larger - and most unusual - camera arrays we’ve seen on a smartphone. Image credits: Screenshots in this article are from the original Tech Buff PH video.