108 megapixel cameras come with the Xiaomi Mi CC9 Pro
They’ve been gossiping about the device for a while now, we’ve got a full specification, which is even believable!
What we’ve been almost certain so far is that the first weekday phone that gets Samsung’s 108-megapixel sensor will be the Xiaomi Mi CC9 Pro. In addition, however, too much information was not available until now.
According to recent news, the central unit will be the Snapdragon 9G, also used in the Xiaomi Mi 730T, which is good news, we are talking about a strong, mid-range piece. The display will be AMOLED, a 6,4-inch panel with FHD + resolution. The 32-megapixel self-contained camera is housed on a drop-shaped camera island, in the usual way in the middle of the upper edge of the display. The fingerprint sensor is expected to be behind the display.
Of course, what’s more exciting than ever is the issue of rear-facing cameras. We got good news in this regard, as the wide-angle camera finally gets a standard-resolution, 108-megapixel sensor in addition to the 13-megapixel main camera, and we even get an 8-megapixel telephoto camera. The raison d’être of the latter is questionable for us, as the 108 megapixel main camera is advertised to provide decent quality and decent software zzom, and if so, a dedicated telephoto solution doesn’t make much sense. Of course, a final judgment can only be made after the tests.
What we can even report is that there will be NFC, there will be infrared, and the battery will have a capacity of 4000 mAh, for which we can also use a 20-watt fast charge. Wireless charging also seems to be omitted from this device.
Importantly, these are still just rumors, though information that seems plausible. There are only a few days left until the actual announcement, so everything will be clear soon. Which, in turn, may excite us much more about whether the phone will be available in Europe. Since the currently available Mi A3 is also a member of the CC9 family in China, I guessed that this phone might be coming to us as the A3 Pro, which would be good news because the A-Series would finally get one for the Mi A1 again. similarly, an out-of-the-box camera system.
