New images of upcoming Nubia V90 Pro are out. These new images show us what is in store for us regarding physical appearance of this phone. These preview images are important because they reveal important aspects of the phone's design and key decisions that were taken in making this phone.
Leaked images reveal the phone's physical design and key hardware specifications
For instance, the manufacturer has kept the physical look consistent with the predecessor and also hasn't removed legacy ports as is the case with most smartphones these days. So now we know the actual dimensions, camera design, etc. that we will experience when we're using this phone.
Nubia V90 Pro Specifications
- Display Size: 6.75-inch
- Display Brightness: 1,000 nits
- Thickness: 7.7mm
- Storage: 512GB
- Rear Camera: 108 MP
Nubia V90 Pro will be visually consistent with the predecessor (Nubia V80 Pro) but with some new color options. In the images leaked by Evan Blass, we see a big camera bump at the back of the phone and it has a 108 MP camera sensor. It will be 7.7mm thick. The display will be 6.75" with 1000 nits peak brightness.
It will offer 512GB of internal storage, which is 2x the internal storage of the previous V80 Pro model. It will have USB-C as well as 3.5mm headphone jack for users who like using wired accessories. It will offer wet touch so it will be easier to use the phone when it is humid or when you're washing your hands.
A lot of important specs are still unclear in the leaked images. We still don't know the exact CPU and RAM setup of the phone. We don't know how many sensors will be at the back despite the multiple holes in the camera module. The release date and price of the phone are also not shared by Nubia.
So Nubia V90 Pro is on the same design trajectory as its predecessor but with improved storage and connectivity options. The users can expect that the physical design will be same with a 108MP main camera and 512GB storage. We still need to wait for the final details about the performance elements and release details from the vendor.
Source: NotebookCheck




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