UMIDIGI S3 Pro, 48MP + 20MP Dual Sony Cameras and Super Power Flagship
Chinese phone manufacturer UMIDIGI has fired a massive volley in the mid-range smartphone market, with its affordable flagships like UMIDIGI F1. Now UMIDIGI is going to stun the industry with its new flagship UMIDIGI S3 Pro, which has the massive 5150mAh battery the Sony’s most advanced 48MP camera sensor IMX586, which is the same sensor in Huawei Nova 4 and Honor View 20.
The Sony IMX586 sensor features 48 effective megapixels, the industry’s highest pixel counts. The sensor measures 1/2 inch, physically larger than most competitors.
It supports four-pixel integration (0.8μm synthesis 1.6μm). For comparison, market-leading phones like the Pixel 3 and iPhone XS have 12-megapixel sensors with 1.4µm pixels. The advanced sensor can help UMIDIGI S3 Pro users to capture photos without noise even in dim light conditions.
UMIDIGI S3 Pro Design
The leaked render of the UMIDIGI S3 Pro indicates that it will sport a waterdrop full screen with a narrow chin. On the back, the ceramic back with well-rounded sides and corners are impressive, showing a very solid body. According to our source, it will also keep the 3.5mm headphone jack.
UMIDIGI S3 Pro Key Specs
The renders leak also carry some information on the key specs. The UMIDIGI S3 Pro is expected to offer a 6.3-inch FHD+ waterdrop full screen paired with in-cell LTPS technology. Apart from the 48MP primary camera, the S3 Pro will come with a 12MP telephoto camera, and the smartphone will come with a 20MP high-resolution selfie camera. The UMIDIGI S3 Pro will be packed with 5150mAh big battery and it’ll sure keep it on for a long time. Under the hood, the smartphone beholds the AI SoC MediaTek Helio P70 with 6GB LPDDR4X RAM and 128 GB internal storage. It will run on Android 9 Pie OS.
We expect more details of the device like price to get revealed soon. We’ll keep you abreast with the latest details as they appear.
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