Xiaomi is launching the 17 Ultra smartphone, an AirTag display, and a super compact power bank

Xiaomi today launched a number of devices ahead of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona including a camera phone, an AirTag scanner, the Xiaomi Watch 5 smartwatch, and a super compact power bank.

The Chinese company has partnered with camera maker Leica to complement its Xiaomi 17 Ultra smartphone. As part of the partnership, it is using Leica lenses and producing filters like the German camera company.

The phone has a large 50-megapixel sensor with an aperture of F/1.67 and a 1-inch sensor. But the main attraction is the 200-megapixel telephoto camera with a focal length of 75mm-100mm equivalent. This means you can watch displays between 3.2x and 4.3x. The phone also has a 50 MP Ultrawide camera with f/2.2 aperture.

Also notable: The phone has a 6,000 mAh battery (the Chinese version comes with a larger 6,800mAh battery). The phone can be charged using 90W USB PD-PPS, and supports Xiaomi’s Hypercharge wireless technology at 50W.

The device has a 6.9-inch Xiaomi HyperRGB OLED display protected by Xiaomi’s Shield Glass 3.0. The company has chosen Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, which was also used in the recently released Galaxy S26 series.

The company is also releasing a special Leica phone to celebrate the camera company’s 100th anniversary. The device has a solid aluminum-alloy body with a nickel-anodized finish. Xiaomi has also added a Leica theme to the software side.

The device has a rotating ring that mimics the zoom of a camera. This special edition also includes “Leica Essential mode,” which has filters that recreate images like the Leica M9 and Leica M3.

Xiaomi launched the Xiaomi 17 with a large 6,330 mAh battery, which can be charged at 100W using the company’s HyperCharge technology.

The company is also introducing two additional graphics for the Xiaomi 17 Ultra. 17 Ultra Photography Kit is a Bluetooth-connected device with two buttons and a video recording button.Xiaomi 17 Ultra Photography Kit Pro aims to imitate a physical camera with a skin, video recording button, closed shutter button, and zoom control. The device works with a USB-C connector and has a 2,000 mAh battery for operation. By using this extension, users can also use the new fastshot feature on the phone.

Through this launch, the company is making these devices available in the EU and UK. The Xiaomi 17 starts at €999, and the Xiaomi 17 Ultra starts at €1,499. The Leica edition comes with 16GB RAM and 1TB storage, and is priced at €1,999. The Xiaomi 17 Ultra Photography Kit is priced at €99.99, and the Xiaomi 17 Ultra Photography Kit Pro is priced at €199.99.

Apart from phones, the company also launched a bunch of other devices, including a scooter. Xiaomi said that its Electric Scooter 6 Ultra has a maximum power of 1200W and a range of 75km. The scooter has 12-inch all-terrain tires with front and rear brakes. It has a 3-inch TFT display to measure things like speed and color. The scooter starts at €329.99 with five different models, with the top model priced at €799.99.

The company also launched a new Xiaomi tag, a device similar to AirTag, which works with Apple Find My and Google Android Find Hub. The symbol weighs only 10 grams and has a button battery that lasts for one year. You can also play audio remotely to find the tag or when the tag was connected. The company is pricing this at €​​​​14.99 for one and €49.99 for a pack of four.

In addition, the company released a small power bank with a thickness of only 6mm. The powerbank weighs 98 grams and has a 5,000 mAh battery. It can charge devices at 22.5W via internet and at 15W via wireless. The powerbank is magnetic, so it can stick to smartphones like iPhones, and charge them wirelessly. The powerbank is priced at €59.99 in black and silver. It also has an orange version priced at €64.99.

Xiaomi launched its new smartphone, the Xiaomi Watch 5, with a 930mAh battery that can last up to six days. The smart watch has a 1.54-inch AMOLED display and supports hands for blocking calls or alarms. The watch can also prepare a health report in 60 seconds using metrics such as heart rate, blood oxygen, stress, sleep time, heart rate, and sleep SpO₂. The watch is priced at €299.99.

The company also launched the €69.9 Redmi Buds 8 Pro headphones with noise cancellation and up to 33 hours of battery life.