Update: Check out our exclusive interview with Jeff Yee, from ZTE, on the phones and more below:
ZTE is ready to surprise once more at Mobile World Congress this year. Their Axon 7 series have been a success in past years and now, the manufacturer is trying to take the lead by launching an affordable handset with premium features (we’re not referring just to design) #mobilemagic
Rumor is ZTE will show off their first phone with 18:9 display this month at the trade show in Barcelona. The bezelless design won’t belong to a premium device, though; no, it will debut on top of a mid-ranger chassis. The Blade V9 will sport it, alongside a dual rear camera and a pretty good battery cell.
The phone is said to feature:
- a 5.7-inch display
- Android Oreo 8.0 from the box
- 2GB and 3GB of RAM options
- 16GB or 32GB of internal storage
- 13MP front camera
- 16MP with 5MP dual rear camera module
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 450
- microSD card slot
- 3,200 mAh battery
The memory and storage options were confirmed by a recent listing approved by the FCC. The device’ ID code that appeared in this context was “SRQ-ZTEBLADEV9″ which clearly points to the smartphone developed by ZTE.
We’ll have to wait and test the phone ourselves before giving any verdict, but on paper, Blade V9 looks like a “steal”! For less than $300 (approximated price), users should get a budget phone with a premium look – very attractive combination.
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