Leaks concerning the Xiaomi 13T and 13 T Pro are more and more frequent, but there is still one area in which their technical sheet remains unclear: photography.
According to a Twitter member, “the global versions of the Xiaomi K60 Ultra, its gaming smartphone, and the Xiaomi 13T Pro will most likely use different rear cameras “. He then specifies the details of the sensors that will be available on the back of these devices, and that is very good, since these are the smartphone specs missing from Xiaomi, whose technical sheet was, in part, leaked on the networks last June.
According to Kacper Skrzypek’s X/Twitter account, the Xiaomi 13T Pro will ditch the 200-megapixel wide-angle lens to return to a configuration with two sensors of 50 megapixels each and an ultra-wide angle. The main lens of the Xiaomi 13T Pro will be a Sony IMX707 at f/1.9, the telephoto lens will be an Omnivision OV50D opening at f/2.0, and this pair will be completed by an ultra-wide-angle Omnivision OV13B at 13 Mpx. The selfie camera, a 20MP Sony IMX596 sensor, will remain unchanged from the Xiaomi 12T Pro.
The Xiaomi 13 T Pro will have new photo sensors and will be sold cheaper
Will this change in the definition of the main sensor make it possible to impose the Xiaomi 13T Pro as the king of photophones? Nothing is less certain, because our test of its predecessor, the Xiaomi 12T Pro, had given disappointing results. Despite a screen of excellent craftsmanship and the fact that it was, at the time, one of the most powerful smartphones on the marketthe top of the Xiaomi range had not kept its promises in the field of photography.
Global version of #RedmiK60Ultra, #Xiaomi13TProwill very likely use different rear cameras:
– main 50 Mpx Sony IMX707 (not IMX800)
– 50 Mpx Omnivision OV50D telephoto
– ultrawide 13 Mpx Omnivision OV13BFront camera is same, 20 Mpx Sony IMX596
— Kacper Skrzypek ?? (@kacskrz) August 15, 2023
For the release of the new kid, Xiaomi has decided to turn everything upside down. At the level of the components in particular, with a redesigned photo part, but also at the level of the processor, which is announced to be faster than that of the Xiaomi 13. We don’t yet know if it will be an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 or a MediaTek Dimensity 9200+. To further add to the appeal of the Xiaomi 13T Pro, it is rumored that the Chinese company will offer it at a lower price than what is required to acquire a Xiaomi 13.