ProMax X15 Ultra: The New King of Smartphones
TechNova's latest flagship sets a new standard with its revolutionary camera system, all-day battery life, and powerful AI integration.
At a Glance
The Good
- + Outstanding Quad-Lens Camera System
- + Brightest OLED Display on the market
- + 2-day battery life with moderate use
- + Premium titanium build quality
The Bad
- - Expensive starting price
- - Fast charging limited to 45W
- - Slightly heavier than predecessor
Design & Build
The ProMax X15 Ultra refines the industrial design we saw last year, moving to a Grade 5 titanium frame that feels significantly more premium in hand. Despite the rugged materials, TechNova has managed to smooth out the edges, making it more comfortable to hold for extended periods.
on the back, the matte glass finish completely resists fingerprints, which is a welcome change. The camera bump is substantial, but it houses the massive 1-inch sensor that defines this phone's capabilities.
Display & Audio
The 6.8-inch LTPO OLED panel is a stunner. With a peak brightness of 3000 nits, outdoor visibility is perfect even under direct sunlight. The variable refresh rate from 1Hz to 120Hz ensures smooth scrolling while saving battery when reading static content.
Performance & AI
Powered by the new TensorFlow X3 chip, the X15 Ultra flies through tasks. Gaming performance in titles like Genshin Impact and Call of Duty Mobile is flawless at max settings. But the real star is the on-device AI.
Features like real-time call translation, generative photo editing, and the new predictive personal assistant feel genuinely useful rather than gimmicky. The NPU (Neural Processing Unit) handles these tasks locally, ensuring privacy and speed.
Camera
This is where clarity meets creativity. The quad-camera setup covers focal lengths from 13mm to 120mm optically. The main 200MP sensor captures an insane amount of detail, binning down to 24MP images that are sharp, color-accurate, and full of dynamic range.
Nightography has taken a big leap forward. The X15 Ultra can virtually see in the dark, pulling color and detail from pitch-black scenes without introducing excessive noise.