The Xiaomi 15 series stands out for its advanced photography capabilities, incorporating AI to enhance photo and video editing. The flagship model, Xiaomi 15 Ultra, showcases a quad-camera system, including a remarkable 200-megapixel periscope lens and a one-inch Sony sensor. This setup promises exceptional performance, particularly in low-light scenarios. Despite its outstanding camera, the phone's design, with a large, asymmetrical module, divides opinions.
Xiaomi's latest models, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, feature top-tier specifications such as a 120Hz OLED display and rapid charging options. However, the software, running on HyperOS based on Android 15, faces criticism for its complexity. Some users find the multitude of pre-installed apps cumbersome.
In Europe, the launch of the Xiaomi 15 and 15 Ultra reflects the brand's commitment to advanced technology, although these models won't reach the US market. Alongside these phones, Xiaomi introduces tablets and wearables, expanding its ecosystem. As competition intensifies, particularly from Chinese rivals like Vivo and Oppo, Xiaomi's focus on camera innovation continues to set it apart in the high-end smartphone sector.
