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Nubia 5G 144Hz phone costs under $350: Why so cheap?

Nubia 5G 144Hz phone costs under $350: Why so cheap?

Posted on April 22, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The company Nubia created a smartphone that works with 5G connectivity and costs significantly less than its closest competitor. The only bad news – it’s only scheduled to be released in China, for now. This device is called the Nubia Play, and it looks a whole lot like a device currently on SlashGear’s review bench – a gaming phone with the brand Red Magic.
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