Skyrocketing Prices Triggered By AI Companies Are Forcing The Cameraphone Market To Shrink Due To Absolutely Impractical Device Costs

Skyrocketing Prices Triggered By AI Companies Are Forcing The Cameraphone Market To Shrink Due To Absolutely Impractical Device Costs

Just a quick note to keep you informed about the current state of the cameraphone market.
Following [Xiaomi’s trend] , Oppo [has ditched] it’s Ultra cameraphone lineup. The $3,000 mark has almost been reached, and not even all enthusiasts are willing to spend that much of moneys, let alone average consumers.

It looks like Vivo and Huawei are the only players left in the cameraphone arena. Huawei seems particularly prominent since it has significantly more financial backing than Vivo. As a result, Huawei will likely be the last company to abandon the mobile photography race. Vivo is currently planning its [X500 Ultra] model, and Huawei has just released the [Mate 90 Pro Max] , so we will have to wait at least a year or so to see the next generation. These upcoming models will be advanced devices built around rather expensive LOFIC sensors, so don’t even expect sane pricing.