If you thought last year's Mi 10 Ultra was an insane (in a good way) smartphone, the upcoming Mi 11 Ultra wants to one-up its predecessor with a crazy screen on its back - so that you use the (also insane) main camera array for selfies and vlogs, we assume.

Anyway, the Mi 11 Ultra has been certified in Indonesia, as you can see from the image below. This doesn't tell us anything about the device, other than that it's one step closer to launch. Oh, and that it will be officially available outside of China, unlike the Mi 10 Ultra. But that was also obvious from its model number ending in "G" (for "global" in Xiaomi parlance).

As proven through a leaked hands-on video in

The cameras deserve a paragraph of their own. The main sensor is likely to be the biggest one ever put inside a smartphone, with 50 MP resolution (12.5 MP output with pixel binning), paired with a 48 MP ultrawide and a 48 MP periscope zoom lens capable of around 5x optical magnification and 120x digital zoom.
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