Looking for a budget smartphone which can fulfill your all requirements, but can’t choose a perfect one for you, then this article probably helps you a lot. In today’s article, we gonna talk about an upcoming smartphone from ZTE which named ZTE Blade 20 Pro that you should check at least once before buying a new smartphone.
Here in this article, we are going to talk about its features and specifications, release date, and many more. So, if you interested to know more about it then go through this article. After reading the whole one I hope you can easily understand that should you go for it or not.
Key features and highlights
This is basically an all-rounder smartphone that is coming up with the Snapdragon 765g octa-core processor. In one word, this processor is a very effective processor which can easily give you a premium experience.
This phone is coming up with 8GB of ram and 128 GB of ram. But besides this, here you can easily expand your memory which is up to 2Tb. This phone is running on Android 10 and custom UI MiFavor UI.
Here you get a quad rear camera setup of 64+8+2+2 which definitely enhances your photography experience. Also, this phone has a 20-megapixel single front camera for your selfies.
This smartphone is coming up with a 4000 mAh battery. To be honest this is slightly low in comparison to another android phone in this same price segment. But still, this can provide you an impressive battery backup if you are a heavy user. If you are an average user then you can easily get more than 1-day of battery backup.
Besides this, here you get 6.43 inches AMOLED display which surely gives you a very good experience.
Release date
So, to be honest, the company still not disclosed anything about the release date of this smartphone. But some sources and news guess that this may release on 19th May 2021. But still, it’s not very much sure.
Price
Still, now the price point is not clear by the company. But the approximate price point of the base version of this phone is Rs. 17, 999.
That’s all for today. Stay tuned with Stanford Arts Review for the latest updates.
