The closest thing I can come to owning a Leica is the Xiaomi 15 Ultra, which I utilized as a camera.

Would you purchase a smartphone merely for its camera function? It's certain that many individuals do, particularly with regard to the flagship models from Samsung and Apple. Additionally, Xiaomi thinks it has a decent possibility of thriving in this market, just like a few other businesses. Despite being a flagship device in every way, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra may be attempting to pass itself off as a camera for artists with a lot of features. It's an intriguing idea, and I couldn't help but be tempted to look at this smartphone just to see how it looked from the camera.With its dual-tone silver and matte black rear finish and Leica branding, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra is one of the most fashionable phones I've seen recently. In some respects, it looks like a vintage camera.

The phone's camera is further highlighted by the oversized camera bezel and the rectangular main lens inside. There is a physical SIM tray at the bottom, and the power button and volume rocker are on the right side. Although it's one of the heavier phones I've used, it has a nice grip. Additionally, you can never lay the phone flat due to the large bulge of the camera module.In my opinion, this phone's true beauty lies in its included accessories, particularly the photography package, which comes with a gorgeous red metal back cover, an attachable camera grip with zoom and mode settings, and an extra battery.In addition to being more expensive, this unit offers a lot more, not to mention its ability to turn heads. I adored how the kit turned the phone into a real camera for all intents and purposes, allowing you to use the physical buttons on the phone to control every feature of the camera with one hand. Additionally, you may change a number of features of this attachment in the settings, such as how smoothly or jerkily the camera zooms. Even altering the rings surrounding the camera module will only have a cosmetic impact.