Nubia V70 Max Officially Launched in Nepal, Marking ZTE’s Comeback

After a period of dead silence for over a year, we are getting a series of ZTE Nubia phones, one of which is the Nubia V70 Max. Its spec sheet looks interesting, with the Nubia AI features that ZTE is heavily marketing.

What is the Price of ZTE Nubia V70 Max in Nepal?

The ZTE Nubia V70 Max price in Nepal is Rs. 15,999 (6/128GB). The phone is now available for purchase through various online and offline stores across the country.

With this price, the Nubia V70 Max is competing directly with smartphones like the Honor X5b Plus and Benco V92.

The Nubia V70 Max is a new entry-level smartphone from ZTE. At first, the phone may seem like any other smartphone on the market. However, the display size and the battery size make the phone stand out from the competition.

With that said, let’s discuss the ZTE Nubia V70 Max in further detail.

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ZTE Nubia V70 Max Overview

Design and Build

The Nubia V70 Max features a boxy design with a polycarbonate frame, which is just a fancy word for plastic. Furthermore, it has a circular camera module, which is the go-to design for most Chinese phones these days. The LED flashlight sits beside the camera module, and the camera ring has a gritty texture.

On the bottom, there is a USB-C port, a mono-speaker, and a 3.5mm jack. The volume rocker and the power button are on the right side. The power button comes in a unique bright red color, a signature of ZTE smartphones. The phone has a dual SIM card tray included with a microSD slot.

Talking about build quality, the Nubia V70 Max has a TÜV SÜD certification that claims a drop resistance of up to 1.5m and an IP54 rating. The phone comes in two color variants: Galactic Gray, and Lake Green.

Display

On the front, you will see a 6.9-inch display with an HD+ resolution (720 x 1640) and a refresh rate of up to 120Hz. This is a big display, and size-wise, it is in par with the Samsung S25 Ultra.

The resolution and the panel type are okay at best, but getting a 120Hz display at this price range is a bargain.

The bezel on the bottom of the screen is especially thicker than the rest of the phone. On top, you’ll find a waterdrop notch that evolves into Live Island 2.0 for notifications, reminders, and real-time activities such as calls and messages. This feature is essentially similar to Apple’s dynamic island.

Camera and AI

At first glance, the camera module appears to have four camera lenses, but the Nubia V70 Max has a triple-camera setup.

The camera on the Nubia V70 Max is nothing out of the ordinary. It’s equipped with a 50MP main camera and a 2MP depth camera. There is a third camera that ZTE advertises as an “AI camera,” but this seems like another marketing jargon, and its specifications remain unknown.

There is also an 8MP front camera and a bunch of AI stuff like Magic Eraser and Magic Editor.

Hardware

Under the hood, the Nubia V70 Max has a UNISOC T7200 processor with 12nm transistors. This is the first time we are seeing the T7200 in the Nepali market. However, it is just a rebrand of the UNISOC T606, which can be found on the recently launched Benco V92. So, at the end of the day, it is not a new chipset.

The processor has two Cortex-A75 and six Cortex-A55 cores, both operating at 1.6GHz. For graphics, it uses the ARM Mali-G57 MP1. This is a decent processor at the entry-level price.

When comparing the AnTuTu and Geekbench scores, the performance comes close to processors like Mediatek Helio G85, found in the Samsung Galaxy A06—another competitor to the NubiaV70.

The Nubia V70 Max is equipped with 6GB RAM. Along with this, you will also find virtual RAM, doubling the memory capacity. There is a 128GB internal storage, and if that is not enough, you can use the extra microSD card slot. The maximum support of which remains unknown as of now.

The Nubia V70 Max has an SGS performance certification, rated 50 months of smooth experience.

Battery and Software

The ZTE Nubia V70 Max gets its juice from a massive 6,000mAh battery that supports a 22.5W fast charging using USB Type-C. This is the only budget smartphone featuring a massive 6,000mAh battery, and to top it off, it supports 22.5W fast charging — a not so common sight in the entry-level segment.

The battery is designed to last for 800 charging cycles, and the company estimates its health will remain optimal for 4 years.

Lastly, on to the software side, the Nubia V70 Max uses MyOS. This is ZTE’s custom Android skin based on Android 15.

ZTE Nubia V70 Max Price in Nepal and Availability

As an entry-level smartphone, the ZTE Nubia V70 Max Price is Rs. 15,999 for the 6/128GB. The phone is now available for purchase through various online and offline stores across the country.

ZTE is making a comeback to the Nepali market with the Nubia V70 Max and a couple of other entry-level smartphones.

The V70 Max features a large 6.9-inch display, a 50MP camera, a UNISOC T7200 (T606) processor, and a massive 6,000mAh battery. With the Nubia V70 Max launched, it can prove to be a solid choice in the Nepali market.

What do you think about the ZTE Nubia V70 Max? Do let us know in the comments!