Nubia Z60 Ultra claims to break wide-angle camera standards

Nubia Z60 Ultra is about to break covers on December 19th in China. Days before the official unveiling date, the brand has been teasing the device by sharing some key details. Previously, the smartphone maker offered a glimpse of the design and the screen.

Now, Nubia has shared vital info about the Z60 Ultra's wide-angle camera. As per the official post from the brand's Weibo account, the upcoming smartphone will break the "wide-angle is useless" theory.

In other words, Nubia wants to make the wide-angle camera of Z60 Ultra better and "more useful" than other flagships. To do so, the brand has packed its upcoming flagship with a "main-level" wide-angle sensor. More specifically, it's a 1/1.56-inch sensor with an f/1.8 aperture.

Furthermore, the official teaser poster has revealed that it's a 50 MP sensor with a "robust suspension stabilization motor." Nubia has also shared that all three cameras on the back of the Z60 Ultra feature optical image stabilization (OIS).

As for the other cameras of Nubia Z60 Ultra, Digital Chat Station said there will be a 64 MP telephoto lens and a 50 MP primary sensor on the back. The tipster has also revealed that the phone will feature a 6000 mAh battery, 2D display, IP68 rating, and 80-watt fast charging. Besides, we already know it will pack the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.

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