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Samsung provides Dual camera setup for Chinese OEMS

Chinese OEMs like Xiaomi,Oppo and OnePlus are very popular.Now,Xiaomi working on a modified version of Mi 5 known as Mi 5S which is about to pack 6GB of RAM and Snapdragon 820/823.This Mi 5S now uses dual camera setup in its rear view.So,Samsung is very fine in developing native dual cameras.Samsung now supplies Dual camera support for Xiaomi and Oppo.
Its Predecessor Xiaomi Mi 5 uses Sony IMX CMOS Sensors.Now,interestingly Xiaomi shifts from Sony camera sensors to Samsung camera.So,it looks like the image quality will be excellent with Samsung camera in Mi 5S compared to Sony camera from Mi 5.

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