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Xiaomi's new 17 Ultra smartphone pairs Leica-tuned cameras with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. Global launch teased for 2026

Xiaomi's spokesperson said that its partnership with Leica "continues to thrive, grounded in a shared vision of pushing the boundaries of mobile imaging"

Xiaomi is reportedly ending its Leica partnership to cut licensing costs and invest in upgraded sensors, better image processing, and in-house colour tuning

Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon eight Elite chipset, the Xiaomi 15 series features a camera system co-developed with German optics brand Leica

Leica Lux app is free to download through Apple App Store, but there are in-app purchases available to enable access to premium features. Lux Pro subscription plan is priced at Rs 6,900 annually

The Xiaomi 14 Civi would likely be a rebranded Civi 4 Pro, which was launched in China last month. The smartphone will feature a triple-camera system co-engineered in partnership with Leica

Xiaomi 13 Ultra is heavily focused on imaging features, but does not cut corners on smartphone capabilities. Below are five things new in the Xiaomi 13 Ultra

The Q2 Monochrom features a newly developed full-frame monochrome sensor, a Leica Summilux 28 mm f/1.7 ASPH. prime lens, fast autofocus and OLED viewfinder technology

The M10-R's newly developed sensor offers a resolution of over 40 megapixels, which represents a considerable increase compared to the M10

The five-minute video, titled "The Hunt," celebrates western photographers documenting conflicts in foreign countries with their Leica cameras

The company will initially bring its iconic "S", "SL", "Q", "M", "V-Lux" and "D-Lux" series to India.