Another nubia A76 4G Appears With a 6.75-Inch 90Hz Screen and 22.5W Charging

A different nubia A76 4G pairs a larger 90Hz display with faster charging. The reused name makes checking the exact specifications especially important.

jajoy39

Oct 23, 2026 - 03:19

Oct 23, 2026 - 03:35

0 4

ZTE nubia Red Magic 6s Pro, shown only as a nubia-family file photo; this is not the A76 or its camera design. Photo: Zana Latif (@zana_qaradaghy on Instagram) / Unsplash. Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/a-close-up-of-the-back-of-a-cell-phone-BcCE-eOF4SI — License: https://unsplash.com/license

Another nubia A76 4G Appears With a 6.75-Inch 90Hz Screen and 22.5W Charging

A new nubia A76 4G listing brings a larger display and faster charging, but the most important detail may be the name: this is not the same configuration as an earlier A76 4G.

GSMArena highlights the overlap and notes that the newly listed nubia model appears to share the design and specifications of the ZTE Blade A76 4G. Buyers should compare the actual hardware rather than rely on the A76 name alone.

A larger screen with a higher refresh rate

nubia’s product page confirms a 6.75-inch HD+ screen, a 90Hz refresh rate and 500-nit brightness. GSMArena contrasts that with the earlier A76’s 6.5-inch, 60Hz panel.

The larger screen and refresh-rate increase are meaningful differences, although the new model remains an HD+ device rather than a high-resolution flagship. nubia’s description of a flagship-inspired design concerns its appearance, not a claim that the internal hardware is flagship-class.

Faster charging, but some specifications remain vague

GSMArena reports a 5,000mAh battery with 22.5W charging, up from 10W on the earlier A76. nubia advertises EU Class A energy efficiency on its product page.

The processor is described only as an octa-core unit running at up to 1.8GHz. No chipset name is supplied in the consulted listing. Likewise, the advertised 50MP AI triple camera does not come with a useful explanation of the other two camera modules.

“4.5G” does not mean 5G

nubia markets a 4.5G network experience, but that should not be mistaken for 5G support. The product page does not provide the detailed network standard or transfer-speed figures needed to quantify the claim.

The listing also promotes Gemini-related functionality and a long-term smoothness claim. Those statements do not establish a guaranteed number of Android-version upgrades or a complete software-support policy.

Pricing and local availability are still unclear

GSMArena lists Carbon Black, Polar Grey and Sand Gold colour options, but had not located the new nubia variant at retailers or carriers. A price for the similarly specified Blade model is not a confirmed nubia A76 launch price.

No verified sales schedule for India, the US, China or Bangladesh is established by these sources. Before buying an A76-branded phone, check its screen size, refresh rate and charging specification to identify the intended variant.