Leak suggests Nubia Z80 Ultra launch around the corner

Leak suggests Nubia Z80 Ultra launch around the corner

New Delhi: Nubia, this smartphone brand is primarily known for gaming in India. Recently, they have been tipped to launch their upcoming Nubia Z80 Ultra, which is going to come with Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor for a powerful gaming experience for users. One of the most highlighted parts of this smartphone is the notch-less design that delivers a truly full-screen experience, while gaming, streaming movies and web shows, users get full-screen enjoyment in this smartphone.

According to some sources, the Red Magic 11 Pro series will be the only Snapdragon 8 elite Gen 5 smartphone it going to comes with the massive battery pack of 8000mAh with the charging support of the 90W which is good support they have provided to the users for quick charging, and in the Nubia Z80 Ultra it going to have an 7200mAh battery pack which lasts up to throughout the day. The Nubia Z80 Ultra will maintain an impressive design profile, measuring just 7.8mm in thickness and weighing around 225 g. The phone will support 90W wired fast charging along with wireless charging capabilities.

Nubia Z80 Ultra will feature 16GB of RAM, and it will run on Nebula AIOS-based Android 16. It is going to come with a 144Hz refresh rate flat AMOLED display with the 1.5K resolution, which delivers a smooth and immersive streaming experience. This device comes with a 50MP primary camera sensor, a 50MP ultra-wide camera sensor, and on the front, there will be a 16MP selfie shooter camera sensor. If we discuss the launch, the Red Magic 11 Pro series will debut on October 17 in China, and the Nubia Z80 Ultra will launch on October 22 in China.

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