#nubia gaming phone

We’re checking out the nubia Air, a sleek new smartphone that aims to balance performance, design, and value while keeping things light and stylish. It’s one of the slimmest devices in its class, and nubia seems to be pitching it as a smartphone under PHP 13,000 with some premium touches like an AMOLED display, IP68 water resistance, and of course, the razor-thin profile. For a phone this slim, nubia really managed to make it feel sturdy without losing its refined look. Gaming performance is where the phone’s limitations start to show. [gallery size="medium" ids="407443,407442,407450,407449,407448,407447,407446,407444,407445"] For update policy, nubia isn't exactly transparent about it, but we can expect this phone to get at least three years of updates (particularly, security patches). Connectivity and Battery Life Connectivity-wise, the nubia Air comes equipped with all the essentials: it supports 5G connectivity and dual nano-SIMs, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4, which give solid range and stability for streaming, gaming, and using accessories. Still, if you’re after a slim, lightweight phone that looks premium, handles the basics smoothly, and offers decent cameras without going over budget, the nubia Air is a pretty good option to consider. The nubia Neo 3GT 5G is here, bringing gamer-focused features like shoulder triggers, LED lighting, and a fast 120Hz AMOLED display, along with nifty gaming accessories like a gamepad and a magnetic protective case. Read more in our articles including "nubia Air Review" and "WATCH: nubia Neo 3 GT Review".