ZTE Nubia N1 Review & Pros And Cons

Picture of the ZTE Nubia N1, by ZTE

- Analysis by KJ David


ZTE's Nubia N1, the very first in this particular Nubia sub-series, is packed with several high-water mark pros, even though it passes on a Quad HD (2K) screen and forgoes a fully-premium 128GB internal memory (It has 64GB of expandable storage).

Versus most upmarket 2016 releases, the Nubia N1 wins on the stamina front, boasting a whopping 5000mAh battery capacity , and, consequently, promising up to 3600 minutes of calling time in one charge -- that's roughly 400% higher than the average when it entered the market.

Accompanying its booming battery are front-and-back 13-megapixel cameras , a 64-bit Helio P10 octa-core processor , and a circular fingerprint sensor at the back. Like many of its high-end rivals, its hardware specs include 3GB's worth of RAM and an audio system spruced up by the DTS Sound technology .

Given this kind of pros and cons combination, the ZTE Nubia N1 sounds like it's worth more than a second look, especially for those eying a flagship-tier 5.5-incher under a not-so-mainstream smartphone family.

** This phone is also known as: ZTE N1


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