Many companies introduced their flagship smartphones on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 single-chip system, today it is Nubia’s turn. The creators consider the Nubia Z60 Ultra an uncompromising flagship, good in all respects.

For example, the screen is completely devoid of any cutouts: the front camera, like its predecessor, is made under the screen. But these are fifth-generation technologists, so the camera needs to shoot better. The AMOLED panel has a diagonal of 6.8 inches and a resolution of 2480×1116 pixels (Chinese manufacturers are just starting to test panels with under-display cameras and 1.5K resolution).

There are three modules in the main camera, and all of them have autofocus and optical image stabilization. The main module has a 50-megapixel Sony IMX800 sensor with a 35mm EFR lens and F/1.59 aperture. A 50-megapixel sensor OmiVision OV50E is used in the module with an ultra-wide-angle lens with a focal length of 18 mm, and a 64-megapixel sensor OmniVision OV64B in the periscope module provides 4.5x optical zoom. Nubia highlights the support of 4K 120 fps video recording mode with all three modules.

The battery capacity is 6000 mAh and it supports wired charging at 80 W. There is also IP68 protection, USB 3.1 Type-C port, IR emitter, stereo speakers and an under-display fingerprint scanner. The top version has 24 GB RAM. How did the operating system implement Android 14 with the MyOS 14 interface?

Prices are as follows: 12/256GB – $565, ​​16/512GB – $665, 16GB/1TB – $750, 24GB/1TB – $850. Along with the regular Nubia Z60 Ultra, a special version is offered with a “reproduction” of Vincent Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” painting on the back panel.