Nubia Z80 Ultra is now live overseas! New info spills exactly what the top-tier model packs beyond Chinese borders. It drops with welcome deals, solid tech stats, while keeping premium guts identical to its homeland release.
Global Launch and Early Offers
Nubia’s offering a first-bird deal in Europe, Britain, and America. Those who reserve ahead of November 18th score a complimentary basic charger along with a top-tier cover. You can grab a cut of £20 or €20 plus $30 off if you buy by December 2 using Z80USAVE30. The brand’s also tossing add-ons into the mix – think Retro Kit lens pack or the upgraded GamePad 2 stick.
Display and Under-Screen Camera
The Z80 Ultra packs a 6.85-inch AMOLED screen that goes edge-to-edge without a notch, made possible by Nubia’s latest under-panel camera system from their eighth generation. This display delivers sharp 1.5K clarity, hits peak brightness at 2000 nits, keeps borders super thin, while running smooth visuals with its 144Hz update speed. Instead of a front hole or cutout, it uses an invisible 16-megapixel lens beneath the glass – ideal for snapping self-portraits or jumping into live chats.
Performance and Gaming Features
A new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip runs the show, working alongside fast LPDDR5X memory plus UFS 4.1 storage. To keep things cool, there’s a vapor chamber that’s grown by 35%, so heat doesn’t slow you down. The RedMagic Gaming Engine tunes performance – cutting lag, boosting frame smoothness – while offering a custom Gamespace for serious play sessions.
Camera System
The worldwide version comes with three back cameras. This one’s got:
- a 50-megapixel primary lens, f/1.7 aperture, stabilized using optical tech
- a fifty-megapixel wide-angle detector
- a 64MP zoom camera using prism design that gets 3 times closer optically
In Nubia’s specs, the camera setup includes an 18mm ultra-wide macro lens along with a Light & Shadow Master 990 sensor that’s got changeable aperture settings. Multiple reports back up the new camera design – emphasizing sharpness while boosting how colors look.
Battery and Charging
The phone runs on a massive 7200mAh Si/C battery. While charging details differ a bit, most sources point to 80W wired power worldwide – wireless hits the same peak if you use Nubia’s branded charger. Some ads even hint at 90W via cable. No matter which setup you go with, both juice capacity and charge pace stand out sharply in this class.
Build, Software, and Extras
The Z80 Ultra packs a frame made from liquid metal, along with a 3D cooling setup built from cryo-steel. Audio comes through twin speakers tuned with DTS:X Ultra, while five mics pick up sound clearly. Connectivity gets a boost via Wi-Fi 7 combined with Bluetooth 6.0. Security’s handled by an ultrasonic sensor under the screen, plus it shrugs off dust and water thanks to IP68 and IP69 ratings. A click-and-hold button adds extra control options – useful whether snapping pics or playing games.
The device uses MyOS plus includes smart features like Circle to Search, photo tweaks powered by AI, also a voice helper from Gemini.
Pricing
Prices around the world stay the same on each list
12GB with 256GB – priced at £579 or €649, that’s around $649
16GB along with 512GB – priced at £709 or €799 plus $799
16GB with 512GB in Starry Night color costs £729 or €829 plus $829
16GB with 1TB – priced at £799 or €899 plus $899
Color choices are Black, White – though that one’s only for 16GB or 512GB – and a version called Starry Night.
The Nubia Z80 Ultra hit global markets recently – deals stick around till December 2nd.
