The nubia Z60S Pro has made its way to our desk and we'll be taking a closer look at it today ahead of the in-depth review.
Starting with the design, the Z60S Pro takes inspiration from vintage cameras with its huge camera island and red accents. It packs a 35mm main camera with a new 50MP sensor along with an 8MP (80mm) telephoto lens and a 50MP (13mm) ultra-wide module. It also comes with a host of AI features including Magic Eraser, a starry sky algorithm, and a 65:24 ultra-wide cinema aspect ratio.
Our review unit sports the classic black colorway with a textured back cover and a red-accented power button.
The retail package is surprisingly rich for a 2024 phone. You get an 80W charging brick and a flashy red USB-C cable along with a semi-transparent case with a frosted finish and nubia branding.
Up front, the Z60S Pro sports a suitably large 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate rated at a peak brightness of 1,200 nits.
The rest of the spec sheet includes a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 AC chipset also known as the “for Galaxy edition” which features an overclocked main CPU core and GPU. It’s paired with up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage. You also get a 5,100mAh battery and we’ll be sure to test its endurance thoroughly.
With a starting price of $569 / €669 / £569 ($70 / €70 / £70 off with code: PRO70), Nubia's Z60S Pro is an interesting proposition in the mid-range segment. Keep an eye on our homepage in the coming weeks to find out if it can actually deliver on its spec sheet.