\"\"Specs<\/strong>: 5.5-inch IPS display (1920 x 1080 pixels), Qualcomm<\/a> Snapdragon 820 processor, 6GB RAM, 64GB storage, microSD slot, dual SIM slot (Hybrid Sim), 16MP rear camera with OIS and phase detection autofocus, 8MP front camera, fingerprint scanner, USB Type-c, 4G, VoLTE, WiFi <\/em>ac<\/em>, Bluetooth 4.1, NFC, IR port, Android<\/a> 6.0, 162 grams.<\/em>
\n
Nubia<\/a> launched its first product as a standalone brand a few months back with the Z11 Mini<\/a> - a mid-range smartphone that impressed us with its design and camera performance. Now, the company has launched its flagship smartphone, Nubia Z11<\/a> that competes head to head with the much-loved OnePlus 3<\/a>.
\n
\nDisplay<\/strong>
\nWhat makes the Nubia Z11 stand out from the usual crowd is its gorgeous edge to edge 5.5-inch display. No, it does not curve like the S7 Edge, but it is true edge to edge display with no black bezels on the side. This makes the phone stand-out from the usual crowd and we were asked about the details of the phone by almost everyone who saw the phone. The screen has a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels which gives it a pixel density of 403 ppi - this keeps everything pin-sharp and easy to read. Brightness levels are great with excellent viewing angles and vivid colour output. The screen is responsive and has an almost perfect level of touch rejection on the sides - if you are holding the phone and your palm is accidently touching the edge of the screen, it will not be recognized as touch input. Overall, it is a joy to watch videos and play games on the phone all because of the spectacular display.
\n
\nHowever, Nubia has not put the edge to edge display just for show. You can use the both edges of the screen with gesture to enable additional functionality. The additional functions you can enable including switching between apps, launching an app, switching between home panels, adjust brightness levels as well as go back by tapping the edge. The functions need some time to get used to, but once you start using them, they do add to your speed of using the phone.
\n
\nDesign<\/strong>
\nDue to the bezel-less display, the phone is overall slimmer in dimensions compared to other phones with similar size screen. This makes the phone comfortable to hold. Construction of the phone is sturdy as it managed to handle a few accidental drops without any issue. While the phone has a unibody design, it is not a full metal body. The rear side has a metal panel sandwiched between plastic on the top and bottom - the entire rear panel has a matte finish which adds to the overall look and feel of the phone in our opinion. On the right side is the power and volume keys, left side has the sim slots, top has the IR blaster and 3.5mm audio jack while the bottom has the USB Type-c port along with machine drilled speaker holes. The rear has the fingerprint sensor in the middle for comfortable access while the camera module sits on the top left corner. Overall, the phone holds its ground in terms of looks and design in front of the competition but the display plays a big role in giving it the premium appearance.
\n
\nHardware and Performance<\/strong>
As mentioned above, the Nubia Z11 stands neck to neck with
OnePlus<\/a> 3. It shares the same hardware - Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, 6GB RAM, 64GB storage and a 3,000mAh battery. However, where the OnePlus 3 has non-expandable storage, the Nubia comes with hybrid SIM slot - users can increase the storage via a microSD card - a big advantage over the OnePlus 3 in our opinion.
\n
\nAs expected from such hardware, the performance is top-notch. The phone has not issues running any game or app we tried and even played a 4k video without any issue. Switching between running apps is butter smooth and even with over 20 apps running in the background we had over 1.5GB RAM free. Battery life is as expected - the phone manages to last from morning 9 am to 9pm with moderate to heavy usage. With light usage, it managed to last over one day - you will end up charging the phone once every day irrespective of usage pattern. Thankfully there is quick charge support and the phone went from 10 to 70% with half hour of charging. We did notice the phone started to heat up a bit when taxed, but it never became so hot that it was uncomfortable to hold.
\n
\nSoftware<\/strong>
Nubia Z11 comes with company's custom
Nubia OS based<\/a> on Android 6.0. We loved the fact that like the Z11 mini, the Z11 also had no bloatware apps pre-loaded on the device. The interface lacks an app drawer - all apps and widgets are placed on different home panels. The UI comes with sharp icons, smooth animations and is very responsive. Moreover, it is loaded with features. We already mentioned the Edge gestures for the screen above. In addition to these, there are standard gestures such as flip to mute, double tap to wake and take a screenshot by swiping up with three fingers. You also get the option to create Dual instances of supported apps (Facebook, WhatsApp etc.) so that you can have multiple accounts on the same device. There is also a split screen function that enables you to run two apps simultaneously on the screen. You can take a long screenshot, customize the fingerprint scanner's long press function, change navigation button layout, customize the breathing light, lock aps with fingerprint, enable power saving as well as do one touch memory cleanup. While the software feature set is very impressive, the phone does have a few bugs. Apps that require additional permission for screen overlay such as Truecaller and Facebook messenger had issues with the phone's interface at times. Also, third party launchers failed to become the default launcher on the phone, so you must use the Nubia launcher only. We hope Nubia will work on solving these small issues.
\n
\n\"\"
\nThe front look of Nubia Z11. (Image: BCCL)<\/em>
\n
\nCamera<\/strong>
\nWe were impressed by the Z11 mini's camera and therefore had great expectation from the Z11's camera also. On paper, the Nubia Z11 features a 16MP primary camera with f2.0 aperture, phase detection, autofocus and optical image stabilization. There is a variety of modes to play with including a pro mode, macro mode, multi-exposure, light painting, slow shutter, RAW capture and even a star trail capture mode. The photos captures are impressive - good details with almost no noise in daylight and indoors. Even low-light images have surprisingly minimum noise levels. In our opinion, the rear camera on the Nubia Z11 is one of the best in its price range - it stands neck to neck with the OnePlus 3 and Honor 8 camera and at times even manages to take better photos than both. The only letdown was the panorama mode - while capturing the panorama was simple, the image quality was not up to the mark as there was lack of details and visible noise. The front 8MP camera has a wide-angle lens combined with f2.4 aperture and is again a great selfie camera Even in low light, the images turned out good - they were well lit and had above average details. We did find the smile shutter for front camera to be irritating but thankfully that can be switched off from the settings. Video recording from the rear camera can be done in up to 4K resolution and while the recording quality is great, there was no option to capture stills while recording a video - it would have been a welcome addition.
\n
\nOther Little Things<\/strong>
\nNubia Z11 comes with a hybrid SIM slot - so users can either use it with dual sim or one sim and a microSD card slot depending on the usage. Connectivity is taken care with WiFi ac, Bluetooth 4.1, NFC, 4G and VoLTE support - we used it with a Jio SIM and it worked without any issues. The fingerprint scanner on the rear get full marks as it managed to recognize and unlock the phone 10 out of 10 times we tried. There is Dolby Atmos audio integrated for superior audio output in headphones. Even the speaker output is no slouch - the volume levels are louder than average and the output does not distort even at full volume. The IR blaster on top works seamlessly with the remote-control app and offers control for TV, set-top box, projectors, DVD player and air conditioners. We could find most of the Indian brands on it, and for those models that were not available, the app has a custom learning feature. The only thing missing on the Nubia Z11 is FM radio which is again not a deal-breaker for most now a day.
\n
\nConclusion<\/strong>
The Nubia Z11 is a flagship that manages to check all the right boxes when it comes to features, hardware, performance and style. It has all the ingredients to be the next big thing and even the pricing is great in our opinion. The issue is that for the same price a user has the option of OnePlus 3T - successor the fantastic OnePlus 3 with the updated Snapdragon 821 processor, 16MP front camera and a large 3,400mAh battery. It is a tough-choice to choose between the two
devices<\/a> as the performance difference for most users will be negligible. The Z11 stands out with its edge to edge display and expandable storage over the OnePlus in our opinion, but the OnePlus 3T scores with its improved hardware. The issue is that Nubia is still a relatively unknown brand when compared to OnePlus and this is something that Nubia needs to change. They have a star product with the Z11 and if marketed well, it can be the device that makes Nubia the next big brand in the Indian smartphone market. \n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":55981502,"title":"Telecom services in Vardah-hit areas being restored: Operators","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/telecom-services-in-vardah-hit-areas-being-restored-operators\/55981502","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":55981608,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Nubia Z11 review: A phone that ticks all the right boxes","synopsis":"Due to the bezel-less display, the phone is overall slimmer in dimensions compared to other phones with similar size screen.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/nubia-z11-review-a-phone-that-ticks-all-the-right-boxes","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[{"author_name":"Karan Bajaj","author_link":"\/author\/479218843\/karan-bajaj","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/479218843.cms?width=100&height=100&hostid=268","author_additional":{"thumbsize":false,"msid":479218843,"author_name":"Karan Bajaj","author_seo_name":"karan-bajaj","designation":"Editor","agency":false}}],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2016-12-14 17:55:54","lastupd":"2016-12-14 17:58:47","breadcrumbTags":["android","reviews","Qualcomm","Devices","oneplus","Nubia","Oneplus 3","Nubia Z11","z11 mini","Nubia OS based"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/nubia-z11-review-a-phone-that-ticks-all-the-right-boxes"}}" data-authors="[" karan bajaj"]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2016-12-14" data-index="article_1">

努比亚Z11评:一个电话,标志着所有正确的盒子

由于bezel-less显示,手机整体苗条维度与其他手机相比具有类似大小的屏幕。

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  • 2016年12月14日更新是05:58点
规格:5.5英寸的IPS显示器(1920 x 1080像素),高通Snapdragon处理器,820 6 gb内存,64 gb的存储、microSD插槽,双卡槽(混合SIM), 16像素的后置摄像头与OIS和相位检测自动对焦,8 mp前置摄像头、指纹扫描仪,USB c型,4 g,回,WiFi 交流 蓝牙4.1,NFC红外端口,安卓6.0,162克。

努比亚推出的第一个产品作为一个独立的品牌与几个月前Z11迷你——一个中档智能手机,相机的性能设计和给我们留下深刻印象。现在,该公司已经推出了自己的旗舰智能手机,努比亚Z11竞争与喜爱OnePlus 3

显示
之所以努比亚Z11脱颖而出通常是其华丽的边对边5.5英寸的显示屏。不,它曲线不像S7边缘,但的确边对边显示没有黑色的表盒。这使得手机突出从通常的人群,我们被问及电话的细节,几乎所有人都看到了电话。屏幕的分辨率1920 x 1080像素赋予它一个像素密度403 ppi——这使一切高清晰,容易阅读。亮度水平的大视角和生动的色彩输出。屏幕响应,一个几乎完美的触摸拒绝双方,如果你是抱着电话和你的手掌不小心触碰屏幕的边缘,它不会被认为是触摸输入。总的来说,这是一个欢乐看视频和玩游戏的手机因为惊人的显示。

然而,努比亚没有把边对边显示只是为了显示。您可以使用两个屏幕的边缘与手势实现额外的功能。额外的功能您可以启用包括切换应用程序,启动应用程序,切换面板,调整亮度水平以及利用边缘。功能需要一些时间来适应,但是一旦你开始使用他们,他们使用手机的增加你的速度。

设计
由于bezel-less显示,手机整体苗条维度与其他手机相比具有类似大小的屏幕。这使得手机舒适。电话是坚固的建设管理来处理一些意外下降,没有任何问题。虽然手机有一个一体式的设计,它不是一个全金属的身体。后端有一个金属面板夹在塑料顶部和底部,整个后面板有一个喷砂面,增加了整体的外观和感觉的电话在我们看来。右边是电源和音量键,左边有sim卡插槽,顶部有红外光束和3.5毫米音频杰克虽然底部USB类型c端口以及机器议长钻洞。后中间有指纹传感器为舒适的访问而相机模块位于左上角。总体来说,这款手机拥有其地面的外观和设计的竞争,但在给它的溢价显示起着很大的作用。

硬件和性能
如上所述,努比亚Z11站脖子脖子OnePlus3所示。它具有相同的硬件——高通Snapdragon处理器,820 6 gb内存,64 gb存储和3000 mah电池。然而,OnePlus 3 non-expandable存储、努比亚带有混合SIM卡插槽,用户可以增加存储通过microSD卡-一个很大的优势在OnePlus 3在我们看来。

像预期的那样从这些硬件,性能是一流的。电话没有运行任何游戏或应用问题我们尝试,甚至扮演了一个4 k视频没有任何问题。运行应用程序之间切换是奶油光滑,即使有20多个应用程序在后台运行超过1.5 gb RAM免费。电池寿命是像预期的那样——电话管理持续从早上9点到晚上9点与中度到重度使用。与光使用,它能持续超过一天——你最终将收费电话每一天无论使用模式。幸好有快速充电的支持和电话从10到70%的半小时充电。我们注意到电话开始加热有点当征税,但它从未变得如此之热,以致于它是不舒服的。

软件
努比亚Z11附带公司的定制努比亚操作系统基础在Android 6.0。我们喜欢像Z11迷你,Z11也没有臃肿软件应用预装在设备上。接口缺乏应用抽屉——所有应用程序和小部件被放置在不同的面板。UI带有锋利的图标,平滑的动画和非常敏感。此外,它加载特性。我们已经提到了上面的屏幕边缘的手势。除了这些,还有标准手势如翻转静音,双击后,刷了三根手指的截图。您还可以选择创建两个实例支持的应用程序(Facebook, WhatsApp等等),这样你可以有多个账户相同的设备。还有一个分屏功能,使您可以同时运行两个应用程序在屏幕上。你可以截图,定制指纹扫描仪的长按功能,导航按钮布局变化,定制呼吸灯,与指纹锁aps,使得节能以及做一个触摸内存清理。 While the software feature set is very impressive, the phone does have a few bugs. Apps that require additional permission for screen overlay such as Truecaller and Facebook messenger had issues with the phone's interface at times. Also, third party launchers failed to become the default launcher on the phone, so you must use the Nubia launcher only. We hope Nubia will work on solving these small issues.


前面的努比亚Z11。(图片:BCCL)

相机
Z11迷你的相机给我们留下了深刻的印象,因此从Z11的相机也有很大的期望。在纸上,努比亚Z11 16议员特性主要与f2.0孔径相机,相位检测自动对焦和光学图像稳定。有多种模式玩包括职业模式,宏观模式,多次曝光,光画、慢速快门,原始捕获甚至一颗恒星捕获模式。照片捕捉令人印象深刻——好的细节几乎没有噪音在日光下和在室内。即使光线暗的图像有惊人的最低噪音水平。在我们看来,后置摄像头在努比亚Z11是最好的在它的价格范围内,它的脖子与OnePlus颈3和荣誉8相机,有时甚至比都设法拍更好的照片。唯一的失望是全景模式,同时捕捉全景很简单,图像质量没有达到标准的,因为是缺乏细节和明显的噪音。前面8像素的摄像头有一个广角镜头结合f2.4孔径和又一个伟大的相机有问题即使在低光,图像结果良好,他们点燃和高于平均水平的细节。我们确实发现微笑快门前置摄像头的刺激性,但幸运的是,可以从设置关闭。后置摄像头的录像可以做4 k的决议,而录音质量很好,没有选择捕获剧照而录制一段视频——这将是一个受欢迎的加法。

其他小事情
努比亚Z11带有混合SIM卡插槽,因此用户可以使用双卡或一个SIM卡和一个microSD卡槽根据使用情况。连接与WiFi ac照顾,蓝牙4.1,4 g和回支持NFC——我们使用它Jio SIM和工作没有任何问题。上的指纹扫描仪后得到满分,因为它成功地识别并解锁手机10我们尝试10倍。有杜比大气压音频集成在耳机卓越的音频输出。甚至扬声器输出的是没有功夫——比平均水平更大体积和输出不充分甚至扭曲。上面的红外光束能够无缝地使用遥控应用程序并提供控制电视、机顶盒、投影仪、DVD播放器和空调。我们能找到大部分的印度品牌,对于那些没有可用的模型,应用程序有一个定制的学习功能。唯一缺少的努比亚Z11是调频广播每天现在对大多数来说并不是致命的弱点。

结论
的努比亚Z11旗舰,管理检查所有正确的盒子时特性,硬件,性能和风格。它所有的原料要下一个大事件,甚至定价是伟大的在我们看来。同样的价格的问题是,用户选择OnePlus 3 t -继任者的神奇OnePlus 3更新821年Snapdragon处理器,16像素的前置摄像头和一个大3400 mah电池。这是一个艰难抉择两者之间选择设备作为大多数用户的性能差异可以忽略不计。的Z11边对边的显示和可扩展的存储在OnePlus在我们看来,但OnePlus 3 t分数的改善硬件。问题是,努比亚仍然是一个相对不知名的品牌OnePlus相比,这是努比亚需要改变。他们有一个明星产品Z11如果销售得好,可以是设备使努比亚下一个大的品牌在印度的智能手机市场。
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\"\"Specs<\/strong>: 5.5-inch IPS display (1920 x 1080 pixels), Qualcomm<\/a> Snapdragon 820 processor, 6GB RAM, 64GB storage, microSD slot, dual SIM slot (Hybrid Sim), 16MP rear camera with OIS and phase detection autofocus, 8MP front camera, fingerprint scanner, USB Type-c, 4G, VoLTE, WiFi <\/em>ac<\/em>, Bluetooth 4.1, NFC, IR port, Android<\/a> 6.0, 162 grams.<\/em>
\n
Nubia<\/a> launched its first product as a standalone brand a few months back with the Z11 Mini<\/a> - a mid-range smartphone that impressed us with its design and camera performance. Now, the company has launched its flagship smartphone, Nubia Z11<\/a> that competes head to head with the much-loved OnePlus 3<\/a>.
\n
\nDisplay<\/strong>
\nWhat makes the Nubia Z11 stand out from the usual crowd is its gorgeous edge to edge 5.5-inch display. No, it does not curve like the S7 Edge, but it is true edge to edge display with no black bezels on the side. This makes the phone stand-out from the usual crowd and we were asked about the details of the phone by almost everyone who saw the phone. The screen has a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels which gives it a pixel density of 403 ppi - this keeps everything pin-sharp and easy to read. Brightness levels are great with excellent viewing angles and vivid colour output. The screen is responsive and has an almost perfect level of touch rejection on the sides - if you are holding the phone and your palm is accidently touching the edge of the screen, it will not be recognized as touch input. Overall, it is a joy to watch videos and play games on the phone all because of the spectacular display.
\n
\nHowever, Nubia has not put the edge to edge display just for show. You can use the both edges of the screen with gesture to enable additional functionality. The additional functions you can enable including switching between apps, launching an app, switching between home panels, adjust brightness levels as well as go back by tapping the edge. The functions need some time to get used to, but once you start using them, they do add to your speed of using the phone.
\n
\nDesign<\/strong>
\nDue to the bezel-less display, the phone is overall slimmer in dimensions compared to other phones with similar size screen. This makes the phone comfortable to hold. Construction of the phone is sturdy as it managed to handle a few accidental drops without any issue. While the phone has a unibody design, it is not a full metal body. The rear side has a metal panel sandwiched between plastic on the top and bottom - the entire rear panel has a matte finish which adds to the overall look and feel of the phone in our opinion. On the right side is the power and volume keys, left side has the sim slots, top has the IR blaster and 3.5mm audio jack while the bottom has the USB Type-c port along with machine drilled speaker holes. The rear has the fingerprint sensor in the middle for comfortable access while the camera module sits on the top left corner. Overall, the phone holds its ground in terms of looks and design in front of the competition but the display plays a big role in giving it the premium appearance.
\n
\nHardware and Performance<\/strong>
As mentioned above, the Nubia Z11 stands neck to neck with
OnePlus<\/a> 3. It shares the same hardware - Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, 6GB RAM, 64GB storage and a 3,000mAh battery. However, where the OnePlus 3 has non-expandable storage, the Nubia comes with hybrid SIM slot - users can increase the storage via a microSD card - a big advantage over the OnePlus 3 in our opinion.
\n
\nAs expected from such hardware, the performance is top-notch. The phone has not issues running any game or app we tried and even played a 4k video without any issue. Switching between running apps is butter smooth and even with over 20 apps running in the background we had over 1.5GB RAM free. Battery life is as expected - the phone manages to last from morning 9 am to 9pm with moderate to heavy usage. With light usage, it managed to last over one day - you will end up charging the phone once every day irrespective of usage pattern. Thankfully there is quick charge support and the phone went from 10 to 70% with half hour of charging. We did notice the phone started to heat up a bit when taxed, but it never became so hot that it was uncomfortable to hold.
\n
\nSoftware<\/strong>
Nubia Z11 comes with company's custom
Nubia OS based<\/a> on Android 6.0. We loved the fact that like the Z11 mini, the Z11 also had no bloatware apps pre-loaded on the device. The interface lacks an app drawer - all apps and widgets are placed on different home panels. The UI comes with sharp icons, smooth animations and is very responsive. Moreover, it is loaded with features. We already mentioned the Edge gestures for the screen above. In addition to these, there are standard gestures such as flip to mute, double tap to wake and take a screenshot by swiping up with three fingers. You also get the option to create Dual instances of supported apps (Facebook, WhatsApp etc.) so that you can have multiple accounts on the same device. There is also a split screen function that enables you to run two apps simultaneously on the screen. You can take a long screenshot, customize the fingerprint scanner's long press function, change navigation button layout, customize the breathing light, lock aps with fingerprint, enable power saving as well as do one touch memory cleanup. While the software feature set is very impressive, the phone does have a few bugs. Apps that require additional permission for screen overlay such as Truecaller and Facebook messenger had issues with the phone's interface at times. Also, third party launchers failed to become the default launcher on the phone, so you must use the Nubia launcher only. We hope Nubia will work on solving these small issues.
\n
\n\"\"
\nThe front look of Nubia Z11. (Image: BCCL)<\/em>
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\nCamera<\/strong>
\nWe were impressed by the Z11 mini's camera and therefore had great expectation from the Z11's camera also. On paper, the Nubia Z11 features a 16MP primary camera with f2.0 aperture, phase detection, autofocus and optical image stabilization. There is a variety of modes to play with including a pro mode, macro mode, multi-exposure, light painting, slow shutter, RAW capture and even a star trail capture mode. The photos captures are impressive - good details with almost no noise in daylight and indoors. Even low-light images have surprisingly minimum noise levels. In our opinion, the rear camera on the Nubia Z11 is one of the best in its price range - it stands neck to neck with the OnePlus 3 and Honor 8 camera and at times even manages to take better photos than both. The only letdown was the panorama mode - while capturing the panorama was simple, the image quality was not up to the mark as there was lack of details and visible noise. The front 8MP camera has a wide-angle lens combined with f2.4 aperture and is again a great selfie camera Even in low light, the images turned out good - they were well lit and had above average details. We did find the smile shutter for front camera to be irritating but thankfully that can be switched off from the settings. Video recording from the rear camera can be done in up to 4K resolution and while the recording quality is great, there was no option to capture stills while recording a video - it would have been a welcome addition.
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\nOther Little Things<\/strong>
\nNubia Z11 comes with a hybrid SIM slot - so users can either use it with dual sim or one sim and a microSD card slot depending on the usage. Connectivity is taken care with WiFi ac, Bluetooth 4.1, NFC, 4G and VoLTE support - we used it with a Jio SIM and it worked without any issues. The fingerprint scanner on the rear get full marks as it managed to recognize and unlock the phone 10 out of 10 times we tried. There is Dolby Atmos audio integrated for superior audio output in headphones. Even the speaker output is no slouch - the volume levels are louder than average and the output does not distort even at full volume. The IR blaster on top works seamlessly with the remote-control app and offers control for TV, set-top box, projectors, DVD player and air conditioners. We could find most of the Indian brands on it, and for those models that were not available, the app has a custom learning feature. The only thing missing on the Nubia Z11 is FM radio which is again not a deal-breaker for most now a day.
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\nConclusion<\/strong>
The Nubia Z11 is a flagship that manages to check all the right boxes when it comes to features, hardware, performance and style. It has all the ingredients to be the next big thing and even the pricing is great in our opinion. The issue is that for the same price a user has the option of OnePlus 3T - successor the fantastic OnePlus 3 with the updated Snapdragon 821 processor, 16MP front camera and a large 3,400mAh battery. It is a tough-choice to choose between the two
devices<\/a> as the performance difference for most users will be negligible. The Z11 stands out with its edge to edge display and expandable storage over the OnePlus in our opinion, but the OnePlus 3T scores with its improved hardware. The issue is that Nubia is still a relatively unknown brand when compared to OnePlus and this is something that Nubia needs to change. They have a star product with the Z11 and if marketed well, it can be the device that makes Nubia the next big brand in the Indian smartphone market. \n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":55981502,"title":"Telecom services in Vardah-hit areas being restored: Operators","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/telecom-services-in-vardah-hit-areas-being-restored-operators\/55981502","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":55981608,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Nubia Z11 review: A phone that ticks all the right boxes","synopsis":"Due to the bezel-less display, the phone is overall slimmer in dimensions compared to other phones with similar size screen.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/nubia-z11-review-a-phone-that-ticks-all-the-right-boxes","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[{"author_name":"Karan Bajaj","author_link":"\/author\/479218843\/karan-bajaj","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/479218843.cms?width=100&height=100&hostid=268","author_additional":{"thumbsize":false,"msid":479218843,"author_name":"Karan Bajaj","author_seo_name":"karan-bajaj","designation":"Editor","agency":false}}],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2016-12-14 17:55:54","lastupd":"2016-12-14 17:58:47","breadcrumbTags":["android","reviews","Qualcomm","Devices","oneplus","Nubia","Oneplus 3","Nubia Z11","z11 mini","Nubia OS based"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/nubia-z11-review-a-phone-that-ticks-all-the-right-boxes"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/nubia-z11-review-a-phone-that-ticks-all-the-right-boxes/55981608">