Redmi Note 12 Pro: Powerful Sony camera, but different global version

The Redmi Note 12 series will be unveiled in China in a few days, and the first teaser images promise a powerful Sony camera. However, the international version should differ greatly from the device shown.

Xiaomi will October 27 at 19:00 China local time Introducing the new Redmi Note 12 series. The company is what it is today via Weibo In the announcement mid-range devices, the focus is clearly on powerful camera technology, as some teaser images also show.

Redmi Note 12 Pro gets an otherwise native flagship range Sony IMX766 sensor 1/1.56-inch format with optical image stabilization, and the device should increasingly rely on AI support for photos and videos. Among other things, users should be able to use these intelligent camera technologies Noise reduction for night shots And help color correction.

Not much can be said about the design based on the images shown, but the camera module will look significantly different than the Redmi Note 11 or Xiaomi 12 series. The Pro model’s camera hump extends away from the body and is equipped with two large and one small lens.

However, it remains to be seen how well users in Germany will benefit from these specifications. Because like liquor Sudhanshu Ambhore auf Twitter points out, Overall variant of Redmi Note 12 Differs greatly from the Chinese version. The device should First quarter of 2023 Hit the global market, however No option with 210W fast charging offer.

Since this loading speed is only expected from the planned “Extreme Edition” of Note 12, the question arises what other deviations will be in the global version. A different chipset or camera could be conceivable, or the Redmi Note 12 series coming to the market in this country relabeled as Xiaomi devices. For example, many T-models of Xiaomi flagship smartphones have appeared in China under the Redmi name.

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robin Kromberg … He is studying Asian Studies and Chinese at the University of Bonn and as an editor is mainly responsible for the notebook, monitor and audio equipment sections of Allround-PC.com, but also writes about new products in many other areas.

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