Xiaomi 12, Xiaomi 12 Pro as well as Xiaomi 12 Ultra protective cases are available online and show the design and style of the new flagship phones. The cases also reveal the camera positions for the three Xiaomi smartphones, which are identical to a render that was posted online last week. The case that protects Xiaomi 12 Ultra seems to be the most intriguing style of all the phones in the top-of-the-line series. Xiaomi 12 series has been expected to be launched in the coming months.
The photos of cases that protect that are available for Xiaomi 12, Xiaomi 12 Pro, and Xiaomi 12 Ultra were posted via Gizchina. The images suggest that the layout that will be used by Xiaomi 12 and Xiaomi 12 Pro will be very identical, with an almost identical camera module and lens positioning. It seems that the two forthcoming Xiaomi models will feature triple rear camera configurations with the primary camera in a circular shape dominating the space. The two other camera lenses are positioned horizontally on the left side on the left side of the camera, while the flash appears to be located to the left. The cases for protection are similar to the case that was shown in a photo earlier in the month.
However the protective case for Xiaomi 12 Ultra makes matters fascinating. The camera module appears to be round now similar to cameras on models like the Huawei Mate 40 and Honor Magic 3 series. The camera module that is alleged to be the primary one is displayed in the center with seven cutouts around the camera. From the seven, four appear to be the cameras that the top-of-the-line Xiaomi flagship could get.
In contrast to the Xiaomi 11 Ultra and the Xiaomi 11 Ultra, the new Ultra version of the Xiaomi 12 may not get an additional screen, according to the image. As there is no official confirmation about the look of these phones the information must be taken with the tiniest of caution.
According to a prior article, the Xiaomi 12 Ultra and Xiaomi 12 Ultra are said to be launched together at an event that will be held on the 28th of December. The date for the launch was suggested by a photo of an internal document posted via Weibo by a prominent tip-setter.
