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The Xiaomi 12S Ultra ships with MIUI 13.0.3 over Android 12. The phone runs MIUI 13.0.3 over Android 12.

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Xiaomi 12S Ultra: Software and Performance

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But the other three, taken in lower light situations? The shutter speed is obviously much slower as there’s a bit of blur in every shot, and my skin suddenly looks heavily softened, Samsung style. I really like the first shot, for example, with the strong contrast, and accurate portrayal of my skin tone and texture. There’s a 32MP selfie camera, and it’s a bit hit and miss. Most people in quieter regions will not have this issue. Although a major problem is also because I film videos outside, in one of the noisiest cities on earth. My voice is a bit more distant in Xiaomi’s clips than in Samsung’s. The only nitpick I have with the video is that the audio recording is a bit below par compared to the Galaxy S22 Ultra. Instead, shoot at 4K/30 and marvel at the crisp videos with good stabilization and best of all, noticeable bokeh because of that larger sensor. It can shoot videos up to 8K resolution, but I don’t care about that and neither should most people. The Xiaomi 12S Ultra video performance is really good. Real bokeh makes videos look more professional Photos in this article have been compressed, so those who want to view full-resolution photo samples can check out the Flickr album below.

There’s a lot to cover with this camera, so I’ll separate my findings into sections. This main camera also uses Leica optics, a new 8P lens that Xiaomi says was developed just for this phone. Xiaomi says it contributed 15 million in funding to Sony to help develop this sensor, but this lens isn’t exclusive to Xiaomi - other phones including the just-launched Sharp Aquos R7 also use this sensor.īut that’s not all with this main camera in terms of gaudy numbers and big brand namedrops. The Xiaomi 12S Ultra packs four cameras - three on the back, one around the front - but clearly, all the attention and interest is on the main camera: a 50MP (actually 50.3MP) shooter using Sony’s new IMX989 1-inch sensor. Selfie camera and portraits can be hit or miss.The 48MP ultra-wide and 48MP 5X Periscope cameras are very good, but not necessarily better than rival offerings.The 50MP, 1-inch sensor with Leica optics is legitimately great, producing shots with more natural bokeh.I am aware this is a total nitpick that applies only to reviewers or phone enthusiasts in Asia, because the rest of the world doesn’t even have access to a device with the new 3D Sonic Max scanner yet.

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After using that scanner on the Vivo X80 Pro and Iqoo 9 Pro, it’s just hard for me to go back to the smaller, slower optical scanner. The latter is just noticeably faster with a larger scanning area. The only nitpick I have is the in-display fingerprint scanner - it’s “just” a typical optical in-display scanner (likely sourced from Shenzhen-based Goodix) and not the Qualcomm 3D Sonic Max ultrasonic scanner that Vivo has been using in its flagships. I’ll elaborate on battery life in the performance section further down.Įvery part of this phone, from processor to screen, haptics to optics, is top-notch. This is a phone that can consistently go an entire 13-hour day out for me, and I’m a very heavy user. I am no battery expert, I’m not really sure if you really need a dedicated silicon to handle each task like this, but I can say the Xiaomi 12S Ultra has the best battery life of any Android flagship with a 120Hz, WQHD+ screen I’ve tested. The Surge G1 and P1, meanwhile, are dedicated chips designed by Xiaomi to handle battery management and charging.