The Nubia Z60S Pro has been spotted on a Chinese certification website detailing its charging features and network support. The company has confirmed that the smartphone will launch in China on July 23rd. Ahead of the official launch, the listing suggests that the smartphone may have satellite connectivity. Nubia also shared the feature on social media. The smartphone will launch alongside the updated Nubia Z60 Ultra.
Certified Nubia Z60S Pro 3C
According to a report by MySmartPrice, the Nubia Z60S Pro has been spotted on China’s Compulsory Certification (CCC or 3C) website with the model number NX725J. The listing confirms that the phone has features like 5G support and satellite connectivity. In addition, the model number of the smartphone charging brick is STC-A1172520400C, which corresponds to the Nubia RedMagic 80W PD Power Brick.
On Chinese social media platform Weibo, Nubia confirmed that the Nubia Z60S Pro will come with two-way satellite connectivity. However, more details about this smartphone are yet to be revealed.
The company confirmed that the Nubia Z60S Pro will launch alongside the updated Z60 Ultra, which it calls “Key Edition” (translated from Chinese).
Nubia Z60 Ultra Specifications (Expected)
The Nubia Z60 Ultra has been confirmed to come with Qualcomm’s latest smartphone chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC. It has the IP68 standard against dust and water ingress. This phone is powered by a 6300mAh battery. Optically, there is a triple rear camera setup consisting of a 50-megapixel IMX-9 series primary camera with optical image stabilization (OIS), a 50-megapixel secondary sensor and a 64-megapixel telephoto lens. Equipped with NeoVision Taishan AI Imaging System 2.0.
Nubia has hinted that its next smartphone could have artificial intelligence (AI) features such as AI wallpaper creation, typing assistant, magic photo, voice assistant and live translation. The phone runs on the ZTE Nebula operating system (OS), which supports artificial intelligence.
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