The business is getting ready to add another high-end model to its lineup following the release of the Xiaomi 17 variants. According to input, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, which will soon be available to consumers, will have a 6800mAh battery and new satellite features.
Xiaomi appears to be attempting to compete with Honor in the smartphone battery market. At the moment, the only phone manufacturer with cell packs larger than 6500mAh is Magic. Maybe Xiaomi will soon follow suit.
According to Weibo tipster @SmartPikachu, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra with a large battery pack might make its appearance by the end of this year. This is essentially the Xiaomi 17 Ultra’s dual-satellite variant, which just received network certification.
Xiaomi 17 Ultra Satellite Edition teased
This gadget, which has the model number 25128PNA1C, is qualified by China’s Radio Certification database. It is the satellite version that supports Beidou and Tiantong-1 connectivity, not the standard version. To put it another way, customers have the option to send and receive satellite messages or make satellite calls.
The certificate’s next requirement is support for Ultra-Wideband, or UWB. It will make it possible for the gadget to continue having smooth connectivity with several devices simultaneously.
Three versions of the Xiaomi 17 Ultra are anticipated to be available: China, Global, and Indian. There will be two versions of the first one: Regular and Dual-Satellite.
In the meantime, Xiaomi might modify the device’s battery and other internal components for the worldwide market. Little is known about the new model at this time. However, we might soon learn additional details about the next “Ultra” phone.
Xiaomi has fully eschewed the 16th generation in favor of launching the new 17 series domestically. It is currently getting ready to launch the flagship portfolio in foreign markets. Let’s wait and watch when this happens.
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Robert Haba is the founder and editor-in-chief of Droid Tools. A lifelong gadget enthusiast with over a decade following the Android ecosystem, he built this publication to cut through the noise and give readers honest, real-world coverage of the tech they actually use.
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