The Nubia Z20 has been ZTE’s most talked about smartphone over the past few weeks, as it comes equipped with two OLED displays and impressive photographic capabilities.
The new flagship device has finally been launched in China and, besides its specifications, its price is also very interesting.
Unfortunately, the price has only been revealed for the Chinese market and is likely to suffer considerable inflation when launched on international markets. The base model (6GB + 128GB) will sell for around $496 , a mid-specced 8GB + 128 GB will go for $525 while the more powerful model (8GB + 512GB) will be around $596 .
The dual display ZTE Nubia Z20 arrives with a 6.42 inch main AMOLED screen with Full HD + resolution, plus a curved glass that gives it a very eye-catching visual appeal. On the back you’ll find a secondary display of 5.1 inch AMOLED with HD + resolution.
Controlling the center of operations is the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ processor, backed up by 8GB of RAM and 512GB of internal memory.
In the photographic segment, the Nubia Z20 will certainly not disappoint any user. It has a triple camera consisting of a 48MP main sensor (Sony IMX586), 16MP secondary sensor (ultra wide angle) and 8MP third sensor with 30x digital zoom telephoto capability.
As you would expect, there is no front camera on this smartphone. Thanks to its AMOLED screen on the rear panel, the triple camera can also be used for selfies. Therefore, we have a rear triple camera which also doubles as a selfie camera to take astounding images in high clarity .
Powered by a 4,000mAh battery with fast charging (27W) support, the Nubia Z20 hits the market with Android Pie with proprietary user interface Nubia UI 7.0.
In China, the ZTE Nubia Z20 will be available in stores from August 16. However, no information on their possible availability in other international markets has yet been disclosed.
It is to be expected, however, that a few days after its arrival in the Chinese market, it will also start to be available in the usual online stores from China. However, you can count on a considerable increase in its price.
