The Xiaomi Mi 17 Ultra features a 6.85-inch flat screen with an RGB super pixel arrangement achieving near-2K display quality while maintaining power efficiency at the 1.5K level. The screen supports a 120Hz LTPO adaptive refresh rate and ultrasonic fingerprint recognition, prioritizing stable touch and reliability over extended use. The return of the flat screen also means lower costs for photography, image editing, and high-frequency interactions, resulting in an overall experience closer to the demands of professional equipment. The phone lacks a rear screen, employing a centrally located circular camera module.
The back panel offers various materials including fiberglass and leather, and is available in two stylized options: Premium Gold and Titanium Purple. A high-end model exclusively features a Black Leica Special Edition, with an overall design leaning towards the visual aesthetics of professional equipment. The design language no longer emphasizes lightness or curves, but rather highlights reliability and structural integrity, presenting a service-oriented rather than decorative aesthetic.
The Xiaomi Mi 17 Ultra’s camera is expected to feature a 1-inch Leica sensor with a 200MP Leica telephoto lens; a 7000mAh super-large battery; and a complete 90W/80W fast charging system. The Xiaomi Mi 17 Ultra will undoubtedly become Xiaomi’s next imaging king, but its price will remain firmly in the high-end range.
