nubia Z50S Pro Design and Key Specifications Revealed

Upcoming smartphone, the nubia Z50S Pro, is set to be launched on July 20. Ahead of the launch, the ZTE brand has now officially revealed some key details about the phone.

These details include the chipset, battery capacity and screen resolution. Some design features are quite different from its peers in the same series, the Z50 and the Z50 Ultra. Let's take a closer look at what the company has revealed so far.

nubia Z50S Pro: Specifications and Details

The Z50S Pro is expected to feature a newly developed main camera equipped with a custom-made lens that offers a 35 mm equivalent focal length and a 1"-type sensor. Speculations also suggest that this camera may be an enhanced version of the 35 mm camera found in the earlier nubia Z50 Ultra model.

The renders of the upcoming smartphone reveal that the Z50S Pro is a standalone device, and won't be having much in common with the earlier model, Z50 or the mighty Z50 Ultra.

The phone will be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset.

As present on the other two handsets mentioned above, this model's screen will be missing features like curved sides or an under-display camera.

The official teasers also revealed that the phone will come loaded with a 5,100 mAh battery, which supports 80W fast charging.

The nubia Z50S Pro will feature a 6.78" screen with "1.5K resolution" and 1220p.

Additionally, the panel will also have a 100% DCI-P3 color gamut.

nubia Z50S Pro: Camera

The highlight of the upcoming smartphone is likely to be the 35 mm camera. This camera will have a 1G+6P lens, which happens to be a seven-piece aperture with one glass and six plastic elements. It's not known what the sensor behind the lens will be. However, the company has officially said that the actual opening of the aperture will be 5.21 mm in diagonal. They even claimed that it is set to be "the biggest in the industry".

The launch of the nubia Z50S Pro is set for July 20, and more details regarding the phone will come out of the bag during the launch.