The Nubia Play 5G‘s launch conference is just around the corner. But just before the smartphone the event, the company has revealed that the device will feature a 144Hz display and has also shared sample images for both its front and rear camera sensors.
Looking at the sample images first, the shots were taken from the front and rear shooters. On the back, a 48 megapixel Sony IMX586 comprises as the primary shooter, while the front features a 12 megapixel camera. The company shared a total of six sample images from the primary rear camera and a couple of selfies with the selfie shooter.
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The images shared were a mix of daylight photography, low light scenarios, and even a macro shot. Overall, it seems that Nubia is quite confident with the Play’s capabilities, which is reflected in the clear and detailed images that have been shared. However, these images are from the company itself, and we will have to wait to see real life scenarios before showering them with praises.
These images were shared on the company’s official Weibo account, a Chinese microblogging website, where they also revealed that the Nubia Play 5G will feature a 144Hz display. The announcement was made earlier today (17th April 2020) and was shared alongside a short video that had the Play compete with Apple’s iPhone 11 Pro Max, which has a 60Hz display. Thus, it is clear that the Nubia Play offers a smoother experience with its 144Hz display, which also supports a 240Hz touch sampling rate.
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