The Mi 11 Ultra received 148 marks for still photography, 100 for zoom and 117 for video. The phone has achieved 117 points for video recording performance, with the phone surpassing the Huawei Mate 40 Pro and Huawei Mate 40 Pro +.
Xiaomi’s most premium model Mi 11 Ultra, which was launched on Monday, surpassed the Huawei Mate 40 Pro + to become the number one smartphone in the DxOMark camera rankings. This most premium model of the M-series has been introduced with a “pro-grade” camera setup, including a 50-megapixel primary Samsung GN2 sensor. DxOMark has stated that the flagship camera sensor is very close to the traditional 1-inch sensor available on Sony’s RX cameras. The Mi 11 Ultra has scored 100 points, especially in the zoom test. This is much higher than the 68 points achieved by the iPhone 12 Pro Max and 76 points from the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G.
Although the benchmark website DxOMark has not yet published its camera review of the Mi 11 Ultra, it has shared some scores, highlighting the image-taking and video-recording performance of the new smartphone. The M11 Ultra has an overall camera ranking of 143 on the DxOMark benchmark. This is more than the 139 mark achieved by Huawei Mate 40 Pro +. This phone from Huawei was at the top position in DxOMark’s ranking for some time.
Talking about different results, Mi 11 Ultra has got 148 marks for still photography, 100 for zoom and 117 for video. The M11 Ultra impressed DxOMark Reviewers with its 5x optical zoom-supporting periscope lens. This lens supports 120x digital zoom and 10x hybrid zoom. The phone has received 131 points for telephoto capabilities.
DxOMark has also reviewed the video recording portion of the Mi 11 Ultra, with 105 points for colors and 103 points for exposure. The phone has achieved 117 points for video recording performance, with the phone surpassing the Huawei Mate 40 Pro and Huawei Mate 40 Pro +. Both these phones received 116 and 115 points respectively.
