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Nubia Brings Foldable Display Technology to Watches
The Nubia is to smart-watches what the Z Fold is to smartphones. The watch comes with a 4-inch display that wraps around the upper half of the wrist, giving the Nubia the largest display on a smart wearable. Designed to help lay information out in a way that’s easy to see no matter the angle, the Nubia’s vertical display is instantly eye-catching and is conveniently long enough so that you don’t need to scroll away on a tiny screen. The Nubia’s design makes the case for smartwatches with a portrait display. It comes with a real-time heart-rate tracker, 4 dedicated sports/fitness tracking modes, the ability to accept and reject calls, find your phone if it gets lost, and to summon your phone’s native voice assistant. The Nubia even comes outfitted with its own GPS, calendar, music player, stopwatch, alarm, and all the other basic features you’d find in a smartwatch along a captivating wraparound display. The 4.01″ flexible OLED display is easily Nubia’s most defining feature.
While the cascading screen practically becomes the smartwatch’s body, it’s sandwiched between diamond-like ceramic components for strength, and is supported by a body made from a combination of aluminum alloy and 316L stainless steel. It’s even built to be IP54 dust and water-resistant, which makes it safe against sweat or mild water splashes. The most impressive feature could be its battery, which runs for a week in power-saving mode – a fact that’s only made more impressive considering how large the display on it is. Even when used outside the power-saving mode, the Nubia lasts 36 hours before needing a charge.
The Nubia is to smart-watches what the Z Fold is to smartphones. The watch comes with a 4-inch display that wraps around the upper half of the wrist, giving the Nubia the largest display on a smart wearable. Designed to help lay information out in a way that’s easy to see no matter the angle, the Nubia’s vertical display is instantly eye-catching and is conveniently long enough so that you don’t need to scroll away on a tiny screen. The Nubia’s design makes the case for smartwatches with a portrait display. It comes with a real-time heart-rate tracker, 4 dedicated sports/fitness tracking modes, the ability to accept and reject calls, find your phone if it gets lost, and to summon your phone’s native voice assistant. The Nubia even comes outfitted with its own GPS, calendar, music player, stopwatch, alarm, and all the other basic features you’d find in a smartwatch along a captivating wraparound display. The 4.01″ flexible OLED display is easily Nubia’s most defining feature.
While the cascading screen practically becomes the smartwatch’s body, it’s sandwiched between diamond-like ceramic components for strength, and is supported by a body made from a combination of aluminum alloy and 316L stainless steel. It’s even built to be IP54 dust and water-resistant, which makes it safe against sweat or mild water splashes. The most impressive feature could be its battery, which runs for a week in power-saving mode – a fact that’s only made more impressive considering how large the display on it is. Even when used outside the power-saving mode, the Nubia lasts 36 hours before needing a charge.
