**Xiao Bian Note:** Double 11 is the perfect time to grab a deal and win some exciting prizes! Join the #SunSingleContest, smash your hands, and open a box filled with surprises. An iPhone X is waiting for you to win, and if you submit your entry, you’ll get an extra 100 gold coins, plus exclusive rewards from original innovators. Don’t miss out—submit now and check details here. **Colleagues bought a Nubia Z11 mini S.** It was true that the Z11 mini had been updated. After using it for a year, my friend expressed deep concern, saying he no longer believed in this brand. I think at the end of the day, we need to ask: why did the brand lose all its users' trust? **Reasons to Purchase:** Before my colleague used the Nokia Symbian 3 system, what surprised me was that he actually liked it. Yes, you're not mistaken.  A phone can last up to six years, and it's incredibly old. Keke... but that's not the main point. The real surprise is how durable this phone is. My colleague used it for three years and changed batteries three times during that period. He said the screen and battery were all "cabbage prices." In the second half of 2016, after retiring the old device, my friend had two choices: iPhone or Android. Windows Phone wasn't even considered. Given the high price of iPhones, he decided to go with Android. After all, Android is popular in China, especially with the release of version 6.0. Nubia was also a brand that entered the national spotlight. With the selection of the first mobile phone, my colleague chose Nubia. After all, today’s mainstream apps are either on iOS or Android, and both ecosystems are strong, leaving Windows Phone behind. **Appearance Gallery:**  Over the past year, I noticed that my friend’s phone is still well-maintained. The red circle is a signature feature of Nubia.  I find this logo unattractive, but it does have fingerprint recognition.  The back is still pretty.  The key feels comfortable after a year of use.  This small red circle is likely to eventually die out in full-screen designs.  But after a year, the phone still looks like it has gone through a lot. **Experience Feelings:**  My colleague said this drop-down menu is much easier to use than the Symbian 3 system. That’s not nonsense.  In fact, Chinese Android phones often mimic iOS features, but they still perform better than Symbian 3.  The background looks similar to Symbian III, but Nubia’s system supports one-click cleaning.  Nubia phone features include single-handed mode, grabbing red envelopes, and swapping the bottom button. The smart body is much stronger than Nokia’s Symbian phone.  It has to be said that Nubia fully utilizes the fingerprint sensor.  The Avatar app allows dual-card users to run two WeChat accounts simultaneously.  Edge gestures are one of Nubia’s most important features.  The split-screen experience on Nubia isn’t great.  The calendar function includes lunar display.  The file manager shows that the 32GB of Symbian 3 was unsatisfactory, but now on Nubia’s Android system, the available space is significantly reduced. That’s why now 64GB is the entry-level, 128GB is mid-range, and 256GB is high-end.  The weather app is surprisingly plain.  The calculator is still very traditional and lacks real-time exchange rate and unit conversion features.  My colleague prefers using NFC to tap the bus card—it's still convenient.  Nubia inherited ZTE’s tradition. The system was 6.0.1 when released, and even after a year, it remained 6.0.1, with only a UI upgrade to 5.0.  After a year, the performance was smooth enough to surpass 21% of other phones, showing Nubia’s optimization level.  This performance didn’t break 90,000, so it’s just good enough for daily use.  My colleague first saw Nubia’s ability to create stars and moons. After discovering it, he was impressed. He admitted that domestic marketing is really good.         Can only say that Nubia’s camera is not comparable to an SLR—it’s a joke. **To Sum Up:** This generation of Nubia, as my colleague put it, is really hard to love. It’s no longer the joy of having a Nokia phone. The balance between work and life is good, but the system isn’t. If you check the official Nubia forum, many users complain about this brand. My colleague said he wouldn’t switch back to Nokia again, and now there’s a new Nokia HMD. Let’s talk about why the confidence in Nubia was lost. Here are the main reasons: 1. **Non-flagship models receive OTA updates infrequently.** For example, the Z11 mini S got its last OTA update half a year ago. 2. **The system is unstable.** Each OTA version has obvious issues, and many users face crashes. 3. **After-sales service is poor.** My colleague had to pay to fix a system crash after an OTA upgrade. 4. **Signal loss occurred after OTA upgrades.** Many users reported this issue, and Nubia pushed a repair OTA. 5. **Old models are abandoned.** Only flagship devices receive updates, as seen from the OTA schedule. 6. **Camera optimization is lacking.** It’s not expected to improve much, and many lens functions feel incomplete. **Advantages:** - The metal body is beautifully crafted for the price. - Type-C port is reversible. - Screen quality is good. **Disadvantages:** - No major system updates for future iterations. - Camera performance doesn’t meet expectations. - Fingerprint recognition is slow and prone to errors.

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