A new image has leaked from the ZTE Nubia Z9, and in this there are interesting novelties since it is the first that offers enough quality to see details - it would correspond to a press photograph - and, in addition, it shows some options that until now were unknown that could be from the game in the phone (especially when it comes to your screen).
According to what has been verified, and always bearing in mind that we are facing a leak without confirmation (but the interesting thing about this makes me believe that it is positive to make it known), it seems that this model will have as one of its surprises the have a curved screen. And furthermore, it would be like the Samsung Galaxy Edge S6, since the two sides are the ones that would offer this finish.
In this way, the ZTE Nubia Z9 would offer, on the one hand, hardware of almost unquestionable capacity and, on the other, an imposing aspect that would make it direct competition with the aforementioned Samsung model as it follows in its footsteps (even in the use of a metal casing). Of course, it is unknown what type of panel this model would use, so it cannot be guaranteed that it is, for example, SuperAMOLED. The fact is that the filtered image that we leave below looks pretty cool:
Some known specs
Well, some data regarding the characteristics that the ZTE Nubia Z9 could have have already been leaked, such as that its screen would be 5,5 inches, so we are talking about a phablet, and that the resolution that it would have would be QHD (2.560 x 1.440). This, to offer a quality model, would be added to a Snapdragon 810 processor -some sources speak of the Snapdragon 808-, eight-core and compatible with 64-bit architecture, and 3 or 4 GB of RAM. In other words, a high-end “pure strain”.
It is also said that this terminal will arrive with fingerprint reader, so it would offer advanced security options (and possibly payments). The fact is that the ZTE Nubia Z9 aims to be a very attractive model and could be an option among the most prominent devices on the market, since if the inclusion of a curved screen is confirmed (which is still a "heritage " of the Galaxy Edge S6) would make you take a major leap in the market. Do you find the curved panels on the sides useful?
Source: MobileDad
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