Nuu X3 is Hong Kong’s entry for the entry-level LTE phone war


Hong Kong’s Nuu Mobile announced today the Nuu X3, which is a rather entry-level phone but with 4G LTE capabilities.

The phone is powered by a quad-core, 1.2GHz processor (Qualcomm Snapdragon 410) and has a rather austere 1GB of RAM with 8GB of storage on board, which can be expanded via microSD. It also has a 4.5-inch 960 x 540 pixel qHD display and a camera segment consisting of an 8 mega-pixel rear sensor and a 2 mega-pixel front.

It runs Android v4.4 KitKat, but if the company is to be believed, a Lollipop ROM would soon be making its way for the device. A 2000mAh battery provides juice to the aforementioned internals. The highlight however remains to be 4G LTE support, which the device supports on bandsΒ 2,4,17.

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The Nuu X3 will come in Black and White for US$179.99 unlocked. It will be available via a few channels including Amazon, BestBuy, Target.com and more.

For about the same price (US$180), you could get yourself a 3GB RAM phone with the MT6752, in exchange of domestic availability (if you’re in the US). Which route would you rather go? Let us know in the comments section below.

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34 Comments

  1. mf1gt3r
    May 13, 2015

    That’s pure wastage of resources. That phone won’t sell up to 2 units in Nigeria. Except maybe the price is brought down to $75 or $90 at most.

  2. mf1gt3r
    May 13, 2015

    A kitkat mt6582 4.0inch qHD phone with 1gb ram, 8gb rom and 2000mah goes for about $67.

    • gtr
      May 13, 2015

      Hahaha…its like saying all cars are same..how can you even relate 6582 with 4G LTE?

      • mf1gt3r
        May 14, 2015

        That is where you are supposed to reason, does 4g lte equal $90 more? Ask yourself.

        • gtr
          May 14, 2015

          Seriously … you’re an absolute clueless soul

          • mf1gt3r
            May 14, 2015

            Am sorry you’re so brilliant and am not.

          • mf1gt3r
            May 14, 2015

            I guess you were told the chip costs $40 right?

      • mf1gt3r
        May 14, 2015

        An sd410 is no better than an mt6582 coupled with the mt6290 lte modem. In this context.

        • gtr
          May 14, 2015

          Lol…power consumption.. you have any clue on that?… why will mtk replace AP+BB solution with SoC LTE chips such as 6732 and 6735? Fyi, MTK was giving out mt6290 for free to maintain its customer base from jumping to Qualcomm chipsets, hence the low price and short life!

          • mf1gt3r
            May 14, 2015

            If you feel all you’ve mentioned justifies the price then I guess it works for you. Please order one then.

        • gtr
          May 14, 2015

          Oh btw,…mtk6582 vs SD410 …. I suppose you’re the benchmarking type..your answer will be run Antutu and figure it out yourself…. If you’re not that type, I believe you will stop replying.

  3. Sirrr
    May 13, 2015

    What an entry! I think they have entered into the wrong room. They hit the wrong elevator button. Maybe they were looking for the basement and end up to the top floor. Or is a misprint in the press release: $79.99 instead of $179.99.

    • Yeti hand
      May 13, 2015

      hahahahahaha XD
      so true!!!

    • European Citizen
      May 15, 2015

      Yeah, that might be the case πŸ˜€

  4. Riccardo Benzoni
    May 13, 2015

    do they want to enter 2013?

    • Yeti hand
      May 13, 2015

      more like 2008!!!

  5. KHA
    May 13, 2015

    I realized most of the members here are very clueless. None of the domestic phones in China can work in USA. This is a budget phone for the USA market. Put into consideration all taxes and certifications paid, selling through legit channels and offering 1 year warranty. You know that all adds up. Domestic phones have no certifications, no tax worries and guarantee is over as soon as the vendor gets cash. Look at what Doogee done. Selling mtk6582 as mtk6735 … I believe that’s more of a worry…. Just my 2-cents…

  6. Muhammad Yasir
    May 13, 2015

    wtf is this shit ?!

    • shithead
      May 13, 2015

      Lol…just like you!

      • Muhammad Yasir
        May 14, 2015

        i see.. shithead !

        • shithead_troll
          May 14, 2015

          Yep…a name dedicated specially for you!

          • Muhammad Yasir
            May 14, 2015

            suits really well on you…
            might wanna change it to MASSIVE CUNT for better relevance

  7. Mesterio
    May 13, 2015

    I guess they are Nuu.

    • Yosi
      May 14, 2015

      LOL!

  8. balcobomber25
    May 14, 2015

    I almost spit my drink out when I saw the price.