It is well known that Xiaomi's marketing prowess is indeed very strong, whether it's a new phone or a new laptop, they have stirred up the market and made the user experience very dynamic.
However, to keep users' attention for the long term, the key element lies in the configuration of the new devices; otherwise, consumers may find it hard to generate the desire to choose.
Speaking of new devices, Xiaomi's pace of development is truly rapid. The digital series under its umbrella has shown new changes, with even the surging chip not being idle.
For Mi fans, this series of changes can truly be considered a blessing, and for the smartphone market, the impact will also become very fierce.
It is reported that several leakers have revealed some changes regarding Xiaomi phones, from the four versions in the Xiaomi 15 series to the progress of the Surge chip.
In the highly competitive smartphone market, the performance of new devices is crucial, as it directly impacts user experience.
For instance, the Xiaomi 15 series will be divided into four versions: Xiaomi 15, Xiaomi 15 Pro, Xiaomi 15 Ultra, and Xiaomi 15 Pro Titanium version.
The Titanium version will support satellite communication, and the Xiaomi 15 Pro is expected to have the same feature, while the other versions will not offer this support.
However, the Xiaomi 15 series also has many standard features, such as in the unlocking technology aspect, the Xiaomi 15 series all come standard with a single-point ultrasonic fingerprint solution.
This solution is based on the self-developed CMOS Sensor architecture and wafer-level acoustic layer processing technology from Goodix, which can capture clearer fingerprint images and achieve instant recognition.
Compared to traditional optical fingerprint solutions, the ultrasonic fingerprint solution offers higher recognition accuracy and faster unlocking speed, at least better than short-focus fingerprints.
More importantly, this technology supports unlocking with wet hands, allowing smooth unlocking even when fingers are oily or wet, providing users with a more convenient unlocking experience.
The core configuration remains the same, all equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen4 processor. This time, they will abandon the ARM reference architecture and switch to using Qualcomm's in-house Nuvia Phoenix architecture.
Compared to the ARM architecture, the new Nuvia Phoenix architecture upgrades to a "2+6" all big core solution, completely eliminating the small cores, showing very aggressive performance.
Moreover, there have been reports that Qualcomm has redefined the specifications. The target for the new Snapdragon 8 Gen4 is to increase the main frequency to 4.26GHz to deliver even stronger performance.
As for LPDDR5X (or even LPDDR6) and USF4.0, starting with 12GB of RAM, there should be no issues expected.
The suspense in terms of imaging is not significant. The Xiaomi 15 series continues to feature Sony imaging systems. As a leading company in the field of imaging, Sony's lens and sensor technology have always been highly praised.
However, there are also reports that they will use Hoya lenses. As a well-known supplier of camera sensors, their products also perform well in terms of photographic effects.
The specific details of how this will be implemented are still unknown at this point. Nevertheless, regardless of the choice, with the support of excellent algorithms, the pressure should not be particularly high.
It is worth mentioning that the Xiaomi 15 Ultra will continue the classic design with a centered camera module, but with some minor adjustments in the details, and all models in the series will feature a glass body.
In addition to the key parameters of the Xiaomi 15 series, there have been reports about Xiaomi's Surge chip. Apart from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processor, Xiaomi is actively advancing its in-house chip development.
It is reported that Xiaomi's Surge chip has made new progress. Although flagship phones currently plan to use Qualcomm chips, Xiaomi has expressed its intention to explore the application of its own chips in more areas.
It is worth noting that Xiaomi phones have previously launched SoC chips, and although there hasn't been much action since then, Xiaomi phones have indeed been active.
Now, as time progresses, technological processes are becoming increasingly mature, perhaps signaling a crucial moment for Xiaomi.
The final thing to say is that from new machines to chips, Xiaomi phones have never given up on development. In this situation, the future user experience for Mi Fans will become very good.
So, the question is, what do you all think of Xiaomi's current actions? Feel free to reply and discuss.
