Friends+Design
- Looks good, with a stylish, premium, unibody design
- The fingerprint scanner is integrated with the home button on the front and works quite well
- The polished design, coupled with the large screen means ergonomically the phone isn't the best
Display
- Average display - viewing angles, and sunlight legibility are not too great
Software
- Nubia's UI layer over Android asks for too many unnecessary permissions which can get annoying
Performance
- Passable but not too great performance - resource intensive apps/games will be a struggle - the likes of Redmi Note 4 are much better performers in this price bracket
Camera
- Sub par rear camera - images lack sharpness and often show noise - the camera is also slow to focus
- The front camera is strictly average too - especially in lower light, images show undersaturated colors and a lot of noise
Battery
- Decent battery life - lasts the work day with moderate use
More
- The polished finish on the smartphone makes it a bit slippery and prone to drops if you are not diligent while using it (it might be a good idea to use a case)
- Unconventional use of the second capacity key (for settings instead of multi-tasking) is a bit of an aberration
