| Performance (Avg) |
|---|
| MediaTek MT6755 |
| Octa core (2 GHz, Quad Core + 1 GHz, Quad core) |
| 3 GB RAM |
| Display (Good) |
|---|
| 5.5 inches (13.97 cm); IPS LCD |
| 1080x1920 px (FULL HD) |
| Rear Camera (Good) Compare Photos |
|---|
Single Camera Setup
|
| LED Flash |
| Full HD @30fps Video Recording |
| Front Camera (Very Good) |
|---|
| 13 MP |
| Battery (Very Good) |
|---|
| 5000 mAh |
| USB Type-C port |
| General |
|---|
| SIM1: Nano, SIM2: Nano (Hybrid) |
| 5G Not Supported in India |
| 64 GB internal storage, expandable upto 128 GB |
Something Went Wrong!
{{/result}}With the N1, nubia aimed to cash in on the Xiaomi Redmi Note 3`s immense popularity. The two phones have a lot in common – similar build and design, 5.5-inch displays and huge batteries. But unfortunately, nubia got the timing wrong. The newly launched Redmi Note 4 (review), which is priced at Rs 9,999 onwards offers far more compelling features and performance, and the powerful Snapdragon 625 chipset makes it a no-brainer. The N1 will also have to compete against other devices l
With the N1, nubia aimed to cash in on the Xiaomi Redmi Note 3`s immense popularity. The two phones have a lot in common – similar build and design, 5.5-inch displays and huge batteries. But unfortunately, nubia got the timing wrong. The newly launched Redmi Note 4 (review), which is priced at Rs 9,999 onwards offers far more compelling features and performance, and the powerful Snapdragon 625 chipset makes it a no-brainer. The N1 will also have to compete against other devices l
| Processor | MediaTek MT6755 |
| RAM | 3 GB |
| Display | 5.5", 1080 x 1920 Resolution |
| Rear Camera | 13 MP |
| Front Camera | 13 MP |
| Battery | 5000 mAh |