Nubia Dual-Screen Phone Leaked in a Spy Photo Again


Nubia dual-screen phone

ZTE’s Nubia series handsets have been quite competitive models that were able to struggle against top brands. There has been a delay in the launch of the latest flagship of the Nubia Z18 but seems the company has got back to the planned route. This brand is going to launch a dual-screen smartphone in the nearest future. It has managed to visit TENAA that simply means we will be able to get our hands on it soon. Moreover, this also means we will be getting more and more leaks before its official launch. Today is no exception. The Nubia dual-screen phone has been spotted in a spy photo again.

Nubia dual-screen phone

As the photos show, the Nubia dual-screen phone has no bangs. Thus, it adopts a regular full-screen design on both sides. However, the back screen size is much smaller than the main screen. The dual-camera is placed on the upper left corner, while the fingerprint recognition module is moved from the back to the side.

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However, this is not anything new. Previously, the Russian smartphone brand, Yota has launched a few smartphones with this concept. But it differs from the Nubia dual-screen phones in a few aspects. Apart from this, in 2017, the Meizu Pro 7 was out, sporting a dual-screen design. But its secondary screen was much smaller.

Nubia dual-screen phone

As MIIT reports, the upcoming Nubia dual-screen phone will be packed with a 6.26-inch main screen that has a resolution of 2280×1080 and an aspect ratio of 19:8, while the secondary screen will be at 5.1 inches and have a resolution of 1520×720, an aspect ratio of 19:9, and a LED material.

The rest of the features still remain unknown. But it’s assumed the forthcoming Nubia dual-screen phone will be equipped with a Snapdragon 845, 6/8GB of RAM, 64/128GB of storage, a 24MP front shooter, and a 3800mAh battery,

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5 Comments

  1. Dean Ferrand
    September 23, 2018

    I really like this phone. But screen sizes are really putting me off. I’ve been a big fan of xperia compacts just because I can slip it in my pocket with ease. But they are becoming too expensive so maybe Ill have to get used to bigger screen phones.

  2. Joe Midnight
    September 23, 2018

    Don’t ever buy a ZTE phone. They still have not updated the Axon 7 despite promising to do so over a year ago and they turned off all customer support.

    • Robbo5ooo
      September 24, 2018

      This isn’t a ZTE phone, it’s Nubia.

    • Marco Lancaster
      September 26, 2018

      Nubia is ZTE sub-brand

    • Robbo5ooo
      September 26, 2018

      No, it used to be, but now Nubia is a wholly independent company. ZTE still hold shares in Nubia, but no longer a majority holding. They are now completely separate, independent legal entities, with ZTE only having to show their shares in Nubia in the assets column of their financial reporting, the same as they would for any minority shareholding they may have in any other 3rd party company.