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    nubia Neo 5 Max, Neo 5 GT cater to different gamers

    PhilSTAR Tech TeamBy PhilSTAR Tech TeamAugust 12, 20263 Mins Read
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    nubia has expanded its Neo 5 smartphone lineup in the Philippines with two new models designed for different types of mobile users: the nubia Neo 5 Max and the nubia Neo 5 GT Special Edition.

    The two smartphones are built for users who want more from their phones, whether for gaming, entertainment, multitasking, or everyday use.

    The nubia Neo 5 Max focuses on a larger screen and longer battery life. Its 7.5-inch display gives users more space for watching videos, playing games, and handling multiple tasks.

    It packs a 7,100mAh dual-cell battery and a cooling system with a 30,000-square-millimeter-plus cooling area. The phone also has 990Hz Neo Triggers 5.0 for faster gaming controls.

    The device runs on a MediaTek Dimensity 7100 chipset and comes with symmetrical dual speakers with Dolby Atmos, AI Copilot Demi 2.0, RGB Eagle Eye lighting, and IP64 dust and splash resistance.

    • Display: 7.5-inch
    • Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 7100
    • Battery: 7,100mAh dual-cell
    • Cooling: 30,000-square-millimeter-plus cooling area
    • Gaming: 990Hz Neo Triggers 5.0
    • Speakers: Symmetrical dual speakers with Dolby Atmos
    • Resistance: IP64
    • Color: Titanium Gold
    • Price: PHP 19,999

    nubia Neo 5 GT Special Edition

    For gamers who look for speed and precision, the nubia Neo 5 GT Special Edition comes with more advanced cooling and gaming features.

    Its AquaCore Cooling System combines liquid cooling, a built-in fan, and a 33,652-square-millimeter cooling area to help manage heat during demanding games.

    The phone has 550Hz Neo Triggers 5.0, sub-5.5ms hardware latency, and a 3,049Hz instant touch rate. Its 6.8-inch 1.5K 144Hz AMOLED display is designed for smoother gameplay and clearer visuals.

    It runs on a MediaTek D7400 processor with the NeoTurbo Engine and up to 24GB Dynamic RAM. A 6,210mAh battery, 80W Flash Charging, bypass charging, and a 90-degree charging cable are also included.

    The phone also has a 50MP AI dual rear camera system, AI Copilot Demi 2.0, IP64 dust and splash resistance, and five years of software updates.

    The nubia Neo 5 GT Special Edition is available in Glacial Silver for Php 26,999.

    Both models are part of nubia’s #NEOVerseMaxOut: Max Out Your World campaign and come with access to promotions tied to the brand’s growing ecosystem of smartphones, accessories, entertainment, and lifestyle partnerships.

    • Display: 6.8-inch 1.5K 144Hz AMOLED
    • Processor: MediaTek D7400
    • Battery: 6,210mAh dual-cell
    • Charging: 80W Flash Charging
    • Cooling: AquaCore Cooling System, 33,652-square-millimeter cooling area
    • Gaming: 550Hz Neo Triggers 5.0, 3,049Hz instant touch rate
    • RAM: Up to 24GB Dynamic RAM
    • Camera: 50MP AI dual rear camera
    • Resistance: IP64
    • Software support: Five years
    • Color: Glacial Silver
    • Price: Php 26,999

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