Camera Shootout: Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra Vs. Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra – Forbes
The Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra (left) and Samsung’s Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Ben Sin The year 2020 marks Xiaomi’s 10th anniversary as a company, and the Beijing-headquartered tech giant is celebrating with a surprise announcement of the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra. Despite keeping the same model name as the Mi 10 series that was released a few months ago, this phone isn’t just a minor spec bump. It’s got a new design, and uses a different main and zoom camera. Of course, to audiences in the west, using the moniker “Ultra” will seem like it’s following in Samsung’s footsteps, whose highest-end flagship phones began using the same moniker this year, and had just announced a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. But that wouldn’t be entirely fair, one because HTC had used the Ultra name before, and two, Xiaomi’s phone isn’t set for release outside of China, and its official Chinese name is translates more literally to “Xiaomi 10 Supreme Collector’s Edition.” Regardless, a camera shoot-out is in order, not just ...