Nubia N1 Lite is a somewhat a weaker version of the well-known long time model Nubia N1. The manufacturer exhibited within their booth several other interesting models.
This is the first time that the brand stands of ZTE and Nubia were split at the fair in Barcelona. Until now, both brands – both this popular and premium – have occurred together.
Nubia N1 Lite is not a flagship smartphone
Nubia N1 Lite is to operate under the control of the Mediatek MT6737 CPU with 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of flash memory. It has a nice 5.5-inch display running at a resolution of HD and two cameras with the 8 and 5 megapixels sensors. The whole is powered by a 3000 mAh battery. We weren’t exactly explained on the stand why the manufacturer decided on just such a setup and Android Marshmallow.
photo: Jacek Filipowicz/GSMchoice.com
But the flagship was as well
On the Nubia’s stand we found a full set of models currently offered by the manufacturer, including the current flagship model. There were Nubia N1, Nubia Z11, Nubia Z11 mini and a huge but lightweight Nubia Z11 Max. Some of these models I had in his hands for the first time. A big impression make displays and a consistent design. Plastic housings of cheaper models make the structures are handy and lightweight.
Nubia N1
photo: Jacek Filipowicz/GSMchoice.com
Nubia Z11 mini
photo: Jacek Filipowicz/GSMchoice.com
Nubia Z11
photo: Jacek Filipowicz/GSMchoice.com
Nubia Z11 Max
photo: Jacek Filipowicz/GSMchoice.com
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