The new Xiaomi smartphone has another screen … Oh, the sound of the camera?

Xiaomi is gearing up to launch Mi 11 Ultra as its next flagship smartphone, and one of the most exciting design touches is a small postmark-sized display on … er, the camera? Filipino Youtube POV Buff brings us an exclusive device leak, which has pixels where there are usually no pixels. If you sit there and ask “why?” The answer is “attention”. The answer is always “attention”. We are writing about it now so it works!

In the end, Tech Nose uploaded the XDA Developers video to have a mirror of the video uploaded to YouTube.

We don’t have any official specs, release date, or marketing information yet, but the phone appears to be a very standard 2021 flagship phone with Snapdragon 888 SoC. The rear features the world’s largest camera bump, with two large lenses, a “120x” periscope camera (not an actual optical zoom) and an LED flash. Besides all that usual camera stuff Small small screen, Which appears to be the same aspect ratio as the front view and appears to mirror the front view at all times. The video shows the updated rear screen on the front screen as the user navigates through multiple apps. Hope you can turn it off for privacy as well.

Again, without referring to the marketing materials, it’s hard to know exactly what the extra screen is for. It can act like an eye when you take a selfie with the rear camera, but it’s hard to imagine using it much more than that – it’s so ridiculous. The phone has a front camera so you can take selfies even the old fashioned way.

Pressing down on the bulging camera screen means Mi 11 Ultra has one of the biggest camera bumps ever. The camera bulge is clearly very high and spans the entire width of the phone. One of the hallmarks of this is that it means the phone is actually sitting on the table. Phones with high notches usually rotate the camera back and forth when trying to use them on the desktop, but they feel pretty sturdy.

The white version of the Mi 11 Ultra with a full-width black camera protrusion is a dead ring for the Nokia 808. This phone, as of 2012, has used its gigantic camera for a giant camera. EquipmentAs a result, you can still resist the cameras of major modern smartphones. If we used those huge camera bumps, hopefully someone copies the 808 strategy instead … whatever it is.