ZTE send out Nubia Z9 launch invitations, filled with goodies


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The Nubia Z9 launch conference is going to take place six days from now and anticipation is running high. Among the devices we’re expecting to see at the event are the Nubia Z9, Nubia Z9 Max and possibly even a Nubia Z9 Plus. Nubia has sent out invitations for the event, and boy are they heavy!

The invitation comes packaged in a big box along with some other goodies. Aside from the invitation itself, there’s also:

  • A commemorative metal frame, which may hint at that size and shape of the phone.
  • A micro tripod.
  • Three different lenses. (10x telephoto, fisheye and macro)

The tripod and lens are made of metal and feel very solid and well built. In fact, if they were to be launched as accessories, they could probably cost around 400-500 yuan.

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  • The metal frame from the invitation box. It’s slightly larger than an iPhone 6.

 

  • The tripod (the body and brackets are made of metal).

 

The three different lenses, telephoto, fish eye and macro.

 

Overall, this is quite the impressive effort from ZTE to build up the excitment of the Nubia Z9 which obviously has quite an impressive camera sensor/application to make the most of all these camera-centric goodies. Leaks for the Nubia Z9 suggest 3 versions of the flagship phone will launch with up to 3GB RAM and Snapdragon 810 chipsets options.

Let’s hope the final product lives up to they hype!

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13 Comments

  1. sai bhagavan
    March 21, 2015

    Very excited about this launch…..and Chinese are being innovative in their invitations…

  2. MaxPower
    March 21, 2015

    Looks very promising and professional.
    I’ve always been a fan of Nubia design, price and specs, not so happy with their software and support. Hopefully this 2015 is going to be different.

    Nice to see you writing here Airyl, congrats.

    • Airyl
      March 21, 2015

      Thanks!

  3. balcobomber25
    March 21, 2015

    I owned the Z7 (2k version) and it was very close to being a great phone. The only thing really holding it back was a horrible UI. I ended up giving it to my friend and bought a Mi4.

    • Xiaolu
      March 21, 2015

      How about sw updates? I bought the Z5S mini for my brother and believe it will stay 4.2.2 forever and ever (he later changed phone for a Mi3).

      • saor
        March 22, 2015

        I have the same phone I rooted it after first week. Now I am on cm 12 android 5.0.2. Don’t reply on your manufacturer be pro active.

      • balcobomber25
        March 23, 2015

        I wouldn’t mind a phone being stuck on 4.2 if it was stable and working. But my Z7 was anything but.

  4. ARUN SUBRAMANIAN
    March 22, 2015

    Drool! Another great phone to look out is IOcean X9…still waiting for that awesome camera phone..say within 300$(max)

  5. Cpaun
    March 23, 2015

    Looks very interesting. I’m curious if the camera will compare to current flagships. I saw Nubia Z5S and it had a decent camera.

    • balcobomber25
      March 23, 2015

      The camera in the Z7 was very good and comparable to that of the Mi4 or One Plus One.

  6. Kenshiro
    March 23, 2015

    That accesory (tripod and lenses) are mouthwatering… would that work for a Z7 Max as well ? I hope they make it available…

  7. Yik
    March 30, 2015

    any has website that ships internationally? Price are pretty steep at USD 480 at aliexpress.

  8. James Macey
    May 22, 2015

    I have a Z9 Max now and would love to buy this tripod and lens accessory set! Does anyone know where I can get a set like this please? The tripod looks a little more substantial than the usual “octopus” style.