ZTE Nubia X - The Phone With Two Displays

Welcome back to D Guides 'New Phones' section after  a long period of time.I think all of your remember my old post of two screen phone made by ZTE.If you have nit read it yet click the link bellow to read about it.Today I am presenting a similar phone made by the same company which is way better than it.It is ZTE Nubia X.




The most fascinating fact is this device has two displays.You may wonder what is the need of it.This two display concept has helped to create a bezel less primary display and high quality selfies.As this is the most important fact I will explain deeper.You just need to rotate your device to take a selfie.Imagine the quality when taking a selfie from the primary camera.This is a great new invention to make  a bezel less display a reality.The phone will turn on the correct display according to the the way you hold the device.

Nubia X has a 6.26 inch  primary display protected by Corning  Gorilla Glass 3.The secondary display is a 5.1 inch OLED one and it is also protected by Coring Gorilla Glass 3.The phone is empowered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset.You have three options when buying this device.

  1. 64 GB + 6GB RAM
  2. 128GB + 8GB RAM
  3. 256GB + 8GB RAM



The only camera in this device has a dual camera setup.It has 16MP and 24MP cameras.It also has a dual tone LED flash.Battery capacity is larger enough to manage two displays with your day to day tasks.It has a 2800 mAh battery.

This secondary display is not used only to take selfies.Since it is also a touch sensitive screen you can do any task you do with a phone.It also act as buttons to take mobile gaming experience into a new level.The phone is available in four colours.


  1. Blue Gold
  2. Sea Blue
  3. Black Gold
  4. Deep Grey
The base model starts at  473$.First impression review done by Unbox Therapy is here to enjoy.Thank you for visiting D Guides.Be safe until next post : )



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