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The best camera smartphone on the market? Xiaomi launches an impressive flagship camera smartphone in the form of the 12S Ultra. A huge 1-inch sensor is supposed to make the 12S Ultra nothing less than the best smartphone in the field of mobile photography. Read this review to find out whether the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 equipped smartphone succeeds in this regard.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 | Qualcomm Adreno 730 | 6.73" | 225 g

Thrifty penny pincher. While the Xiaomi Redmi Note 11S officially only costs 200 Euros (~$199), it still offers extensive equipment. The highlight of the 6.43-inch smartphone is its 90-Hz AMOLED panel, which offers a very good image quality. In addition, the equipment includes a 108-MP camera, a 5000-mAh battery, and a 33-Watt charger for quick charging. Our test shows whether it is worth buying.
Mediatek Helio G96 | ARM Mali-G57 MP2 | 6.43" | 179 g

Not only for thick fingers. Vivo is cooperating closely with Zeiss for the X80 Pro's camera. In addition to the well-known gimbal stabilization, Vivo aims to ensure natural color reproduction in a flagship-like smartphone that is visually and technically appealing, but not exactly cheap.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 | Qualcomm Adreno 730 | 6.78" | 215 g

Inexpensive with 90 Hz screen. The Motorola Moto E32 does not cost much but still comes with a fast screen. The manufacturer has also improved the charging technology. However, Motorola itself has faster and cheaper competitors. Is the cheap phone worth it at all?
Unisoc T7200 (T606) | ARM Mali-G57 MP1 | 6.50" | 184 g

With the same processor and almost identical specs overall, the Doogee S98 Pro drops the 64 MP Samsung camera of its regular sibling for a 48 MP Sony image snapper but also comes with a thermal imaging camera while losing the secondary display. The result is a specialized handset that targets various professionals.