Design
- Premium design with a glass front and unibody build
- The touch sensitive buttons under the screen have a red backlight, adding a touch of style
- Slim/compact body, and good ergonomics
- Vibrant 5-inch display with slim bezels that further adds to the overall premium look
- The auto mode is quite good, but it’s the Pro mode that give it the edge, letting you change most basic parameters
- Accurate fingerprint sensor
Software
- Nubia UI doesn't deviate too much from a pure Android experience, but adds some useful functionality like split screen, customizable keys, touch gestures, dual mode apps, super screenshot and motion gestures
- Another handy feature is the frame interactive technology which allows you to add edge gestures to the screen edges
Performance
- Smooth performance in daily use
- The graphics performance is a bit sluggish, making the phone less than ideal for gamers
Camera
- Excellent camera - easily among the best clickers in this price range
- Photos captured in daylight have sharp details, rich colour and a nice depth of field effect
- Low light photos are also great - minimal noise with good details
- The front 8MP camera is quite good too when it comes to selfies - photos have good detail with vibrant colour
- While the camera is very good, the camera shutter is a bit on the slow side
Battery
- Decent battery life - gives a full day of backup with light/moderate use
More
- Remains relatively cool whatever you do with it