nubia A57 Officially Launched In Malaysia With Unisoc T7250 Plus SoC, 5,000mAh Battery
nubia has announced a new smartphone for the local market. As the latest addition to the brand’s entry-level A series, the nubia A57 promises reliable everyday features at an accessible price point. In terms of specifications, it is quite similar to last year’s A56, though there are a few improvements, particularly in the display and […] The post nubia A57 Officially Launched In Malaysia With…
Nubia has officially introduced its latest smartphone, the A57, to the Malaysian market. This new addition to the brand's entry-level A series offers affordable and dependable everyday features. The A57 closely resembles last year's A56, with enhancements in the display and chipset departments. Externally, the device boasts a 7.95mm thick frame with rounded corners.
The camera setup features a plateau design on the back, while the front display is a 6.75-inch HD+ waterdrop screen that supports a 720 x 1,570 pixel resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and 740 nits of HBM brightness. Additional features include Wet & Oily Hand Touch technology for responsive screen performance even with moist or greasy hands, and an IP64 rating for dust and splash resistance.
Under the hood, the phone features the Unisoc T7250 Plus octa-core processor paired with up to 12GB of dynamic RAM, alongside a 128GB storage option that can be expanded via a microSD card slot up to 2TB. The device is powered by a 5,000mAh battery, supporting 22.5W wired charging and fast charging. It runs on Android 16, incorporating features like Circle to Search.
Connectivity includes 4.5G (LTE), WiFi 5, Bluetooth 5.2, NFC, and GPS. In areas without cellular reception, users can utilize nubia LinkFree for calls and messages via Bluetooth. The device is available in two color options: Dusk Black and Amber Orange. It is priced at RM549 and can be purchased through Nubia's official online stores, including Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop, as well as Nubia physical stores and CelcomDigi outlets.
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