nubia has officially detailed key specifications for its upcoming flagship, the Nubia NaviX Ultra. The device emphasizes high-density battery technology within a slim form factor, measuring 7.62mm in thickness while accommodating a 7,100mAh silicon-carbon anode battery.
The configuration addresses a persistent engineering compromise in modern smartphones, pairing multi-day battery capacity with a thin chassis.
Hardware and Performance Architecture
The NaviX Ultra is engineered around Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 flagship platform, paired with high-performance power management. Charging capabilities include support for 90W/100W wired fast charging alongside wireless charging options.
On the memory front, the device incorporates LPDDR5X DRAM developed by ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT), running at transmission rates of up to 10,667Mbps.
According to an announcement made by both companies on September 4, this deployment represents the first commercial mass-production application of domestically manufactured 10,667Mbps mobile DRAM in a production smartphone, marking a critical milestone for high-speed domestic silicon supply chains.
| Category | Specifications & Partner Details |
| Dimensions | 7.62mm thickness |
| Battery & Charging | 7,100mAh silicon-carbon anode; 90W/100W wired fast charging, wireless charging |
| Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 |
| Memory | ChangXin Memory (CXMT) LPDDR5X (up to 10,667Mbps) |
| Rear Optics | 50MP primary sensor + ultra-wide lens + periscope telephoto lens |
| Front Camera | 50MP high-resolution sensor |
| AI Integration | ByteDance Doubao Mobile Assistant (“Doubao Phone 2.0”) |
AI Software Integration and Imaging
Developed jointly by ZTE and ByteDance, the handset is positioned internally and in consumer messaging as the “Doubao Phone 2.0.” The software environment deeply integrates ByteDance’s Doubao AI mobile assistant at the system level, targeting enhanced multimodal interactions and voice-driven device management.
The camera system adopts a triple-lens rear array led by a 50MP primary sensor, complemented by an ultra-wide module and a periscope telephoto lens for optical zoom capabilities. Front-facing capture is managed by a 50MP high-definition sensor designed for high-clarity video calls and imaging.
Supply Chain Partnerships
Nubia confirmed several primary hardware and component partners for the NaviX Ultra ecosystem. Beyond Qualcomm and ChangXin Memory, the device leverages display panels supplied by BOE, camera and imaging components via Samsung Semiconductor, and biometric/interface solutions developed by Goodix Technology.
Further details regarding market-specific launch windows, configuration tiers, and pricing structures will be confirmed during the official hardware launch event.