The Nubia Z50 Ultra continues with ZTE’s trend of including under-panel selfie cameras that create a notch-free viewing experience. ZTE calls its fourth-generation under-panel technology ‘Neovision’; image quality from the 16 MP camera remains to be seen, though. Elsewhere, ZTE has included a customisable physical slider that can serve as a mute switch or take fire up the default camera app, among other uses. The Nubia Z50 Ultra also ships with MyOS 13 based on Android 13 and has a USB 3.1 Type-C port for fast data transfer.
Arguably, the smartphone’s cameras are the star of the show, with a Sony IMX787 outputting at 64 MP as its primary camera, which provides a 35 mm equivalent focal length. The Nubia Z50 Ultra has a 64 MP telephoto camera too, with 3.3x optical zoom and an 85 mm equivalent focal length. Finally, there is a 50 MP ultra-wide-angle camera with a 116˚ field of view and a 14 mm equivalent focal length. The Nubia Z50 Ultra will be available in China from March 14. By default, the smartphone will come in black and grey colourways, with a third ‘Starry Night’ option inspired by the Vincent Van Gogh painting of the same name.
8 GB & 256 GB: CNY 3,999 (~US$577)12 GB & 256 GB: CNY 4,299 (~US$621)12 GB & 512 GB: CNY 4,699 (~US$664)12 GB & 512 GB Starry Night Edition: CNY 4,999 (~US$722)16 GB & 1TB: CNY 5,999 (~US$866)
Source : NotebookCheck