Nubia has revealed the second generation of its Flip foldable phone, which follows the launch of the first-gen model in February last year. This new model continues to maintain an affordable price while offering several significant upgrades. One of the most notable changes is the larger cover screen. While the previous version featured a circular 1.43-inch outer display, the new Flip 2 comes with a 3-inch rectangular screen.
Updated Cover Screen
The new cover screen boasts a resolution of 682 x 422 pixels and is capable of displaying incoming notifications quickly. However, the company did not specifically state if the Flip 2’s cover screen can run apps like other foldable devices, such as the Galaxy Z Flip 6 (512 GB currently priced at $949 on Amazon). Still, it is expected that it will support some app navigation.
Internal Specifications
When it comes to the internal display, the Nubia Flip 2 retains the same 6.9-inch AMOLED screen with FHD+ resolution. It features a 32 MP selfie camera located in a punch-hole cutout, and the back of the device includes a dual-camera setup similar to its predecessor. Specifically, it still consists of a 50 MP primary sensor alongside a 2 MP depth camera.
Performance and Features
Inside, the Flip 2 is powered by the Dimensity 7300X, which represents a modest upgrade over the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 found in the previous model. This MediaTek chipset is paired with 128 GB of storage and 6 GB of RAM, and the device operates on Android 14.
Another key feature of the Nubia Flip 2 is its 4,300 mAh battery, which supports PD 3.0. It also has IPX2 waterproofing and IP4X dustproof ratings, along with various AI-enhanced functions. The device is set to be available for purchase in Japan on January 23, priced at JPY 64,080, which translates to approximately $408.
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