Entry-Level Nubia N1 Lite At MWC


nubia n1 lite

At MWC, Nubia are showing that they aren’t just a phone maker concentrating on top of the range phone and actually have a new budget device on display.

Nubia have been exciting the tech world with all manner of amazing smartphones over the past few months, culminating in the release of the flagship Nubia Z11 (a premium device which I am still really enjoying).

While Nubia phone, even the top end models, are still well priced it is good to see that the Chinese phone maker is still keeping an eye on the budget end of the market with the release of the entry-level Nubia N1 Lite.

Nubia N1 Lite

If memory serves me correctly, every Nubia phone to launch has been a Qualcomm powered phone. That’s not the case with the Nubia N1 Lite however, this budget phone comes equipped with a quad-core Mediatek MT6737 chipset running at 1.5Ghz.

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The phone also comes with 2GB RAM, 16GB internal memory, room for up to 32GB SD cards, a 5.5-inch HD display and 3000mah battery.

These aren’t the specs that we are use to seeing on Nubia phones, but even these relatively low-end hardware choices are enough for it to be in the running to receive a Google Assistant update later in the week.

The phone also comes with an 8 mega-pixel main camera, with F2.0 aperture and a 2 mega-pixel camera up front with all those necessary beauty mode features.

What is very interesting is the Nubia N1 Lite runs Android 6.0 which is very similar to a stock installation. This is interesting because Nubia has always preloaded its phones with its own Nubia UI operating system.

Pricing for the Nubia N1 Lite is said to be around 170 Euros and will likely go on sale in Europe from next month.

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10 Comments

  1. Assefa Hanson
    February 27, 2017

    Hope the camera on this is decent

  2. afghanPower
    February 27, 2017

    Was hoping for a smaller screen.
    My little brother is hinting he wants a new phone.

  3. Assefa Hanson
    February 27, 2017

    Hope the camera on this is decent

  4. afghanPower
    February 27, 2017

    Was hoping for a smaller screen.
    My little brother is hinting he wants a new phone.

  5. Hellvetta
    February 28, 2017

    Same specs at my Homtom 17 pro with no onscreen buttons for $80. 170 euro for what? ZTE 100$ more known brand? Even Xiaomi modestly for “entry-level”

  6. February 28, 2017

    170 Euro for an MT6737 smartphone? What is ZTE drinking?

  7. xi7
    February 28, 2017

    zte = nubia ?

  8. Hellvetta
    February 28, 2017

    Same specs at my Homtom 17 pro with no onscreen buttons for $80. 170 euro for what? ZTE 100$ more known brand? Even Xiaomi modestly for “entry-level”

  9. Michael Ogbonnaya
    February 28, 2017

    170 Euro for an MT6737 smartphone? What is ZTE drinking?

  10. xi7
    February 28, 2017

    zte = nubia ?