Nubia Z80 Ultra is the first to say goodbye to small print advertising.

The small print on mobile phone manufacturers’ posters has caused controversy in recent times.

Industry insiders pointed out that this kind of small print labeling is common in the industry. Many manufacturers will add a line of small print “target to become” before keywords such as “strongest” and “best” when promoting their own products to circumvent relevant provisions of the Advertising Law. Although this behavior complies with regulatory requirements, it may mislead consumers to a certain extent.

This afternoon, Nubia President Ni Fei called on friendly companies, saying that only when product promotion returns to sincerity will users choose to trust it and say goodbye to the small-print poster-style promotion. Nubia Z80 Ultra has already taken the lead, and peers are welcome to follow suit.

It is reported that the Nubia Z80 Ultra still adopts a true hole-free full-screen form factor, and returns to the triple-main camera solution, equipped with a single large-bottom ultra-wide-angle sensor. The sensor size is 1/1.55″, with 1μm large pixels and an aperture of f/1.8, which will better control edge distortion.

In addition, the Nubia Z80 Ultra is equipped with the fifth-generation Snapdragon 8 Extreme Edition mobile platform. This chip uses the industry’s most advanced TSMC third-generation 3nm process. The CPU uses Qualcomm’s self-developed third-generation Oryon core. The super-large core has a main frequency of 4.6GHz, and the third-generation Oryon CPU performance has increased by 20%.

The phone will be unveiled in October.