Description

Meet the BLUEFOX NX1 — a deliberately small-form-factor smartphone that does not compromise on modern features. With a 4.0-inch IPS display (≈ 1168 × 540 resolution) and a body measuring just about 100.6 × 49.3 × 12.5 mm and weighing only ~106 g, it’s one of the most compact full-Android smartphones available.

Under the hood you’ll find the MediaTek Helio G81 chipset (12 nm process), and in its base model 4 GB RAM + 64 GB storage with higher versions offering 8 GB + 128 GB. Storage is further expandable via microSD (up to 2 TB).

Photography is handled by a 21 MP (Sony IMX230) rear camera and a 5 MP front camera — adequate for everyday capture, scanning, or social use.

With its 3000 mAh battery combined with a modest display size and efficient processor, the NX1 offers a full day of usage in a tiny footprint (charging via USB-C with 10W support).

Connectivity covers dual-SIM 4G LTE, Bluetooth, WiFi, and there’s an IR blaster for remote-control style convenience.

Why choose it? If you’re seeking a truly pocket-friendly Android smartphone, a backup device, or simply prefer a smaller device for less distraction and more portability, the NX1 stands out. That said, it’s not a flagship monster — its smaller screen means UI elements are compact, and features like high-end cameras or 120Hz displays are not its focus.