It may come
as a surprise for some that Nubia has launched its dual-screen flagship
smartphone without a front camera. It comes with a 6.26 inch FHD plus LCD that
covers almost the whole phone in screen except for the thin bezel and doesn’t
have a front camera.
The
Nubia X has two cameras at the back and a secondary OLED screen that allows
users to take selfies using the two 16MP and 24MP cameras. You can look at
yourself on the rear screen while taking the picture.
Not
just this, but Nubia also reads user’s ethnicity, age, skin tone and facial
features through AI to suggest the right kind of bokeh and beautification
options. The AI software in Nubia has also been trained with 4,000 scenes which
will allow it to optimise images.
There is one-touch capacity on each side on the bezel
that serves as the home and back button along with allowing users to switch
screen. Nubia comes with three-level blue light filter for eyesight protection
and better sleep quality.
It
also has two models that come with a physical blue light filter baked in the
back glass cover and costs an extra $14.
The
secondary OLED screen can also be used as two extra buttons for gaming
purposes. Other than this, the Android 8.1 phone is almost like any other
standard flagship phone with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 along with up to 8GB of
RAM and 256GB of storage (without microSD expansion option), a 3,800mAh battery
(with Quick Charge 3.0) and dual Nano SIM slots tucked inside an aluminum
frame.
The
phone is currently priced at $470 with 6GB RAM and 64GB storage model and
reaches $620 for 8GB RAM, 256Gb storage and blue light glass filter.
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