Key Takeaways
1. Nubia will release the Z70S Ultra in April, featuring a main camera with a 35mm focal length, differing from the common 24mm in smartphones.
2. The main camera sensor size is expected to increase from 1/1.56 inches to 1/1.3 inches, aligning it with top-tier devices like the iPhone 16 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro.
3. There are expectations for a variable aperture lens, allowing adjustments between f/1.6 and f/4.0, and potentially a mechanical camera shutter.
4. Nubia may introduce an all-screen design with an invisible under-display selfie camera in the Z70S Ultra.
5. Other specifications of the Z70S Ultra remain unconfirmed, while the current Z70 Ultra features a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, multiple cameras, and a 6,150mAh battery.
Last week, Nubia hinted that the Nubia Z70 Ultra would be followed by a new model called the Z70S Ultra this coming April. Now, they have confirmed more details, stating that this new phone will have a main camera with a focal length equivalent to 35mm full-frame, which is different from the 24mm main cameras commonly found in many smartphones. This camera may also include an entirely new sensor.
Leaked Sensor Details
A leak from @TechHome100 suggests that the main camera sensor will increase in size from 1/1.56 inches to 1/1.3 inches. This change would align Nubia’s offering with top-tier devices like Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro and Google’s Pixel 9 Pro. However, it remains uncertain whether Nubia will be able to maintain a variable aperture lens. On the Z70 Ultra, the aperture could be adjusted between f/1.6 and f/4.0, allowing for better depth of field. There are also expectations that the new Z70S Ultra will feature a mechanical camera shutter, similar to those used in compact cameras. Additionally, Nubia may introduce a genuine all-screen design, potentially using an invisible under-display selfie camera.
Specifications Still Uncertain
The other specifications for the Z70S Ultra are still not confirmed. The currently available Nubia Z70 Ultra comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, a 50MP f/2.0 ultrawide camera, a 64MP f/2.5 periscope telephoto camera that has a 1/2 inch sensor and 2.7x zoom, along with a 16MP selfie camera. Its battery capacity stands at 6,150mAh, with charging possible through USB-C at speeds of up to 80 watts. In our detailed review, we highlighted the phone’s display quality, camera performance, and battery longevity, but we pointed out issues with the device overheating during intensive use and the absence of wireless charging.
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