After Xiaomi launched its Mi Panoramic 360-degree camera, ZTE's sub-brand Nubia has also introduced a new 360-degree camera. Considering this, it looks like the company is focused on expanding its product portfolio going ahead. However, this product is definitely the first from the Chinese smartphone maker.
Coming to the camera, it has been dubbed as Nubia NeoAir VR Panoramic Camera. Talking about the functionality, the camera can record and capture 360-degree panoramic videos and photos. The camera features two 210-degree fisheye lenses on either side. There is a USB Type-C port with which users can connect the camera to a smartphone.
Nubia has stated that the camera will support USB Type-C smartphones like Xiaomi Mi 4c, Huawei Mate 7, Meizu MX5, Vivo X7, Nubia Z17 mini, Nubia Z9 Mini, and Z7 Max amongst others.
The Nubia NeoAir VR Panoramic Camera can record and capture 360-degree panoramic videos and photos. It features two 210-degree fish-eye lens on either sides and you can preview the photos or videos by connecting the camera to a phone via a USB Type-C port. This naturally means that the camera will only support USB Type-C smartphones, which Nubia says includes phones like Xiaomi Mi 4c, Huawei Mate 7, Meizu MX5, Vivo X7, Nubia Z17 mini, Nubia Z9 Mini, and Z7 Max among others.
Furthermore, Nubia also says that compatible phones will need to support Android 5.1 or later, at least 2GB of RAM, Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 or 800 series or MediaTek Helio X series, Exynos 7410/8890 or flagship Huawei Kirin 9xx series SoCs. The Nubia NeoAir VR is touted as the world's smallest panoramic camera that weighs only 26.5 grams.
As for the pricing, the Nubia NeoAir VR Panoramic Camera will cost CNY 699 (approx Rs. 6,500). Unfortunately, the company has not revealed when the camera will be available in the market.
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