The Nubia Music is a €150 budget phone with a unique design and two headphone jacks. It aims to bring back the excitement of smartphones with a personality.
The 2024 Mobile World Congress has now wrapped up, and like every year, we’ve seen some interesting new announcements. One that came across my feed is called the “ Nubia Music ”, and even if it doesn’t sound like the name of a smartphone, it is indeed a €150 budget phone Europeans will be able to buy starting this April. The Nubia Music proves smartphones with a personality are still exciting - at least to me - the cool kid who rocked a Nokia XpressMusic in 5th grade.
Kids, Nokia was basically Apple, but before the iPhone existed. The Nubia Music comes with two important features, which might be the only two reasons it exists - the first one is actually not one but two headphone jacks for listening to music throughThe $150 Nubia Music has a “loud” design and a speaker “6x louder” than that of your iPhone/Galaxy Kids, wired headphones are like AirPods but with wires that hang from the bottom, and plug into your phone. They were used as torture devices in the the early 2000
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