The 6.8-inch AMOLED display at 1,808 x 2,400 resolution has a 165 Hz refresh rate for snappy visuals and a frankly gargantuan multi-finger touch sampling rate of 720 Hz. The screen delivers a brightness of 700 nits and there's support for 100 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut, and Nubia is promising an ultra stable gaming experience thanks to technology that "establishes and optimizes the cache area without increasing power consumption and synchronizes the buffer area and screen display to process the image more smoothly."
The phones boast 500-Hz "anti-sweat" dual shoulder triggers with response times as low as 7.4 ms so players can keep their fingers or thumbs off the screen, and they all run a custom operating system built on Android 12 which includes helpful features such as Game Reminder so that players don't miss time-sensitive events, Fast Stopwatch for staying on top of in-game timings and Quick Picture Library to gawp at key images saved during gameplay. A function to speed up reading and writing from onboard storage has also been included, "that increases the speed of application installation faster than competitors equipped with SSD by 30 percent."
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