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Huawei Pura 80 Ultra — Price and Full Specifications vs ZTE nubia Neo 5 Max Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons

There are 8 key differences between Huawei Pura 80 Ultra — Price and Full Specifications and ZTE nubia Neo 5 Max Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons.

Key differences

Huawei Pura 80 Ultra — Price and Full Specifications vs ZTE nubia Neo 5 Max Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons — Key differences
Huawei Pura 80 Ultra — Price and Full Specifications ZTE nubia Neo 5 Max Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons
eSIM Yes Not officially confirmed
Dimensions 163 × 76.1 × 8.3 mm Not officially specified in detail (a large, extended phablet-class device)
Weight About 233.5 g Not officially specified in detail
Back material Glass (Kunlun Glass 2, basalt-reinforced) with an aluminium side frame Design language borrowed from the Neo 5 GT, with eye-shaped RGB lighting
Colours Gold – Black Shadow Black – Titanium Gold – Cyber Silver
Water resistance Yes Yes, to a very limited extent
IP rating IP68 / IP69 IP64 (light splash and dust only, no submersion)
Display type LTPO OLED, curved on all four sides IPS LCD

Huawei Pura 80 Ultra — Price and Full Specifications

Built specifically for serious photographers who want maximum reach and detail — one of the strongest phone cameras on the market today, almost without rival. But the missing official Google services and the high price make it a specialist choice rather than a phone for everyone.

  • +A switchable dual telephoto lens, unprecedented in the industry
  • +A full one-inch main sensor with a variable aperture
  • +A record 16 stops of dynamic range
  • No official Google services
  • The global version has a smaller battery than the Chinese one
  • Relatively heavy
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ZTE nubia Neo 5 Max Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons

A unique and ambitious "PadPhone" experience aimed squarely at gamers who want a very large screen and a massive battery in one device instead of carrying a phone and a separate handheld console — but its very large size and lack of official availability in the Arab region right now make it a niche pick for a specific type of user.

  • +A massive 7.5-inch display, unique in its class
  • +A huge cooling system exceeding 30,000mm²
  • +7,100mAh battery with an emergency gaming mode
  • IPS, not AMOLED, display
  • Misleading marketing of actual RAM capacity
  • No wireless charging
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Full specifications

Huawei Pura 80 Ultra — Price and Full Specifications vs ZTE nubia Neo 5 Max Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons — Full specifications
Huawei Pura 80 Ultra — Price and Full Specifications ZTE nubia Neo 5 Max Review: Full Specs, Pros, and Cons
Network & connectivity
2G Yes Yes
3G Yes Yes
4G Yes Yes
5G Yes Yes
SIM type Nano SIM Nano SIM
Dual SIM Yes Yes
eSIM Yes Not officially confirmed
Design & build
Dimensions 163 × 76.1 × 8.3 mm Not officially specified in detail (a large, extended phablet-class device)
Weight About 233.5 g Not officially specified in detail
Back material Glass (Kunlun Glass 2, basalt-reinforced) with an aluminium side frame Design language borrowed from the Neo 5 GT, with eye-shaped RGB lighting
Colours Gold – Black Shadow Black – Titanium Gold – Cyber Silver
Water resistance Yes Yes, to a very limited extent
IP rating IP68 / IP69 IP64 (light splash and dust only, no submersion)
Display
Display type LTPO OLED, curved on all four sides IPS LCD
Screen size 6.8 in 7.5 inches
Resolution 1276 × 2848 px (FHD+) 2664 × 1280 pixels (1.5K), 18.7:9 aspect ratio
Refresh rate Variable from 1 to 120 Hz 120Hz
Pixel density 460 ppi Not officially specified in detail (peak brightness: 1,000 nits)
Performance
Chipset HUAWEI Kirin 9020 (7nm, octa-core) MediaTek Dimensity 7100 (6nm)
CPU 7nm process, octa-core
GPU Mali-G619 MC2
Operating system EMUI 15 (no Google Mobile Services) Android 16 with MyOS 16
Memory
RAM 16 GB LPDDR5X 8GB physical (marketed by nubia as "8+12GB," though the additional 12GB is virtual storage-based memory, not genuine RAM)
Storage 512 GB or 1 TB UFS 4.0 256GB or 512GB
Card slot Not supported
Camera
Main camera Quad camera: 50 MP (main, full one-inch sensor, true variable F1.6–F4.0 aperture, OIS and laser focus) + 50 MP (switchable dual telephoto: 83mm/3.7x optical at F2.4 or 212mm/~10x optical at F3.6, 1/1.28-inch sensor, OIS in both positions) + 40 MP (ultrawide, F2.2) + 1.5 MP (multispectral colour sensor) Dual: 50MP (main) + 2MP (depth-assist)
Main video 4K at 60 fps from all lenses Not officially specified in detail
Selfie camera 13 MP, wide lens (21 mm), aperture F2.0, with autofocus 16MP, fixed focus (no autofocus)
Selfie video 4K at 60 fps Not officially specified in detail
Battery & charging
Battery capacity 5170 mAh (global version); 5700 mAh on the Chinese version 7,100 mAh (dual-cell design)
Charging 100W wired fast charging + 80W wireless (with a dedicated charger) + 18W wired and 20W wireless reverse charging 45W wired fast charging (full charge in ~70 minutes) + Bypass Charging during gameplay, no wireless charging
Connectivity & ports
Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 6 Wi-Fi 6
Bluetooth Supported (the exact version is not officially confirmed by some sources) Not officially confirmed in detail
GPS Yes (L1+L5), with additional navigation systems supported Yes
NFC Yes Yes
USB USB Type-C, with DisplayPort support USB Type-C
Headphone jack No Not supported
Sensors & security
Fingerprint Yes, under-display (optical) + face unlock Yes, side-mounted
Sensors Accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, proximity sensor, barometer, with infrared (IR) support Accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, proximity sensor, side-mounted gaming triggers (Neo Trigger 5.0)
Availability & price
Announced 7/8/2026
Availability Available Available in Southeast Asia only currently; not officially available in Arab markets
Price Roughly EGP 70,000 (the sole 512GB / 16GB RAM version) — varies widely by store and import channel Approximately $427 (8GB RAM/256GB variant in the Philippines) — no official Arab-market price yet
Device type Smartphone Smartphone (Gaming "PadPhone" category)

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