ZTE Nubia Focus Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G - an inexpensive potential hit

The Chinese company ZTE practically disappeared from the global smartphone market for some time due to sanctions from the US government. Now the once famous developer is trying to regain its former glory. And phones like the hero of today's review can make the brand noticeably more popular.

The appearance of the new product turned out to be bright and memorable. Although the case is made mostly of plastic to reduce the cost, the original colors of the back panels, the form factor of the triple photo module copied from the flagships, the display frame of reasonable thickness and the side fingerprint scanner form an extremely attractive exterior. The 6.72-inch IPS panel does not reach the peak brightness of AMOLED analogs (650 nits) and noticeably fades in direct sunlight, but in other usage scenarios it will provide a natural color rendering, smooth (refresh rate of 120 Hz) picture of high resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels.

Technical specifications do not raise questions. The UNISOC T760 processor, 8 GB of RAM and the Mali G57MP4 graphics core are an excellent combination for the price segment, showing results in the region of 450 thousand points in the AnTuTu benchmark. A fairly powerful video chip will allow you to try out all modern games, however, the most resource-intensive projects like Genshin Impact will require low-medium graphics presets. The battery capacity was not subjected to excessive savings by the manufacturer, 5000 mAh will be enough for 7-8 hours of active screen time. Fast charging at 33W also does not disappoint. 256 GB of permanent memory is allocated, there is no possibility of expanding them with MicroSD cards.

Auxiliary 5- (wide-angle sensor) and 2-megapixel (portrait module) cameras are unlikely to be assessed positively, they are installed in the gadget rather for beauty, but the 108-megapixel photosensor from Samsung with hybrid stabilization is superior to analogs in many opponents. There is a good chance of creating even evening shots with decent detail, without a critical amount of noise. But there are no stereo speakers, you should not count on loud and surround sound. But the device has support for contactless payments NFC, 5G networks. As a result, the reviewed device turned out to be balanced, stylish and very competitive.