The phone starts at €699 (around $735 when directly converted), which is €100 more than the previous model in Europe. However, if the pricing of the earlier model is anything to go by, it should be a bit more affordable in the US, where the original was priced at around $499.
So, while the price in the US might not match the European cost exactly, expect a price bump in markets like the US, UK, and Australia for the Nubia Flip 2 5G this year, too. Keep an eye out for updates!
Weighing in at 193 grams, the Flip 2 is noticeably lighter than its predecessor, which came in at 209 grams. Plus, with 1.2m drop resistance, it’s a lot tougher. The phone is available in two colors: Lilac Purple and Night Black.
When it comes to the camera setup, the Nubia Flip 2 5G sports a 32 MP front-facing camera for selfies, while the rear features a 50 MP wide lens paired with a 2 MP depth sensor.
Under the hood, it’s powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 7300X processor, with options for 8 GB or 12 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage. The phone runs on Android 14 out of the box, and you’ll find a range of pre-loaded AI features, including real-time call translation and integrated Google Gemini functionality.
For battery life, the 4,325mAh power pack is complemented by 33W fast charging. You also get a dual SIM setup (nano SIM + eSIM) and IP42 water and dust resistance for some added durability.
While the Nubia Flip 2 comes with a slightly higher price tag than its predecessor, it still maintains its reputation as one of the most affordable flip foldables out there. To put things in perspective, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 costs $1100 in the US, so the Nubia model will likely be around half that price.
Sure, the pricier competitors offer better specs, but the price difference is tough to overlook. If you’re not focused on flagship-level features and just want that foldable design, the Nubia Flip 2 could definitely be worth considering.
