ZTE participated at the China Mobile Global Partner Conference where it demoed some of its latest technologies. An interesting surprise that surfaced from the depth of the Chinese social media is a smartphone called ZTE Blade 20 Pro 5G - it isn’t officially announced yet, but is scheduled to arrive in ten days, November 30.
The phone, also spotted at the Guangzhou
Mobile Exhibition, will have a Snapdragon 765G chipset, two storage options and
an OLED screen with curved sides. There isn’t an official specs sheet yet, but
the highlights have been confirmed by an info card placed in front of the
phone. The selfie camera, hidden behind the waterdrop notch has a 20MP senosr,
while on the back we have a quad setup with a 64MP main shooter and a ultrawide
angleunit.
ZTE will launch the Blade 20 Pro 5G in two
variants - one with 6GB RAM, the other with 8GB. The company promised the phone
will support dual-network acceleration that allows the software to switch
seamlessly between 5G and Wi-Fi where the next-gen connectivity is spotty.
We have to wait for ZTE to officially list
the Blade 20 Pro 5G on its website to know the rest. Local sources claim the
phone will cost around CNY 1,799 (US$ 275/€ 230), but that's also yet to be
confirmed.