Meet the nubia Neo 5 Max, the first phablet we've seen in a long while, or as nubia likes to call it, the "PadPhone." It's sporting a humongous 7.5-inch screen, big enough that it needs two hands to use comfortably. Design and Construction Right off the bat, the Neo 5 Max definitely looks like a gaming phone. It's a bit of a fingerprint magnet because of that, but nubia thankfully includes a matte, hard case in the box that's also transparent, so you can still show off the phone's gaming-centric design underneath. Cameras Moving on to cameras, this isn't really a priority since it's a gaming phone, and it shows. The Neo 5 Max features a dual rear setup consisting of a 50-megapixel main shooter, paired with a 2-megapixel depth sensor. Additionally, even at 5% battery, the phone can still squeeze about 30 minutes of gaming if you need more time before charging. That 7.5-inch screen alone is a HUGE advantage (pun intended) since it's the only phone in its segment with a display this big. The wealth of games found in the iPhone via the App Store makes gaming on the mobile phone like the second coming of Snakes on the Nokia phone over a decade ago. Read more in our articles including "nubia Neo 5 Max Review" and "iPhone 3G: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly".
Meet the nubia Neo 5 Max, the first phablet we've seen in a long while, or as nubia likes to call it, the "PadPhone." It's sporting a humongous 7.5-inch screen, big enough that it needs two hands to use comfortably. Design and Construction Right off the bat, the Neo 5 Max definitely looks like a gaming phone.
It's a bit of a fingerprint magnet because of that, but nubia thankfully includes a matte, hard case in the box that's also transparent, so you can still show off the phone's gaming-centric design underneath. Cameras Moving on to cameras, this isn't really a priority since it's a gaming phone, and it shows. The Neo 5 Max features a dual rear setup consisting of a 50-megapixel main shooter, paired with a 2-megapixel depth sensor. Additionally, even at 5% battery, the phone can still squeeze about 30 minutes of gaming if you need more time before charging.
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