Nuu Mobile's G3 evokes the looks of the Galaxy S9 ... While Nuu's G3 may have an extra-wide, 5.7-inch LCD display, the screen isn't terribly sharp. The 1440 x 720 resolution translates to a ...

Nuu Mobile's X5 suffers from poor battery life and ... The X5 sports a 5.5-inch full-HD (1920 x 1080) LCD panel, which is perfectly serviceable for browsing the web or watching YouTube videos.

The NUU Mobile Z8 features a 5.5-inch gapless IPS LCD display, with a 1080p resolution, resulting in a pixel density of 401 ppi. Quad HD may be all the rage nowadays, but Full HD certainly more ...

The NUU Mobile X4 comes with a 5-inch IPS LCD display with a 720p resolution, resulting in a pixel density of 294 ppi. Unfortunately, this display is of a rather poor quality, and doesn’t offer ...

NUU Mobile has relaunched its already high-value ... to the completely turned-off pixels delivered by OLED as any other LCD panel we’ve seen and that’s close enough that most users won ...

Instead, Nuu Mobile is based in Hong Kong and founded and run by Hongkongers Unlike other small Chinese brands that sell at the entry level price range, Nuu is a "Certified Google Partner ...

Nuu Mobile is one such example of a smaller smartphone manufacturer attempting to make waves, expanding across the world in a fairly short space of time while also keeping a relatively low profile.

The 5-inch, 720p IPS LCD looks great ... 26 minutes on the same test. Nuu is a relative unknown in the mobile world, which should give some pause—there's no telling what kind of customer ...

Nuu is a smaller brand that's responsible for ... It's a 5.71″ HD+ display, and presumably some kind of LCD, although I can't seem to find any confirmation on that. However, it really is a ...

Rochester, Minn. – Cellphone maker NUU Mobile is expanding its distribution to brick-and-mortar stores for the first time with the launch of four unlocked Android phones in 165 Meijer stores ...

The 5-inch, 720p IPS LCD looks great ... but neither is anything to write home about. Nuu is a relative unknown in the mobile world, which should give some pause—there's no telling what kind ...