ZTE’s first Axon smartphone was so powerful so much so that it had everything to expect from China’s no-brand smartphone manufacturer. Which are cheap, powerful, and basically boring because it feels bad when a high-class guy is having a phone of $250 in his pocket
The specs as collected from telecom regulator TENAA,They are exactly what you get when you spends $600 to get a flagship Android smartphone: its microchip is made of Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chipset, and comes with 5.5-inch QHD screen, also a 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage (plus more through a microSD slot) help make use the phone is not slow when loaded with apps, it comes with a fingerprint sensor for maximum security, 20MP back crystal clear camera with 8MP wide angled selfie camera and finally a powerhouse of 3140mAh battery.
The body looks like LG G3 and an HTC One. China will never stop copying, it’s in their blood. That is why the original Axon sold for $250.apart from the original version the company has introduced five additional models under the same sub-brand: Axon Mini, Axon Pro, Axon Lux, Axon Max, and Axon Elite.
Why the second generation of the phone was called Axon 7is a mystery because it is not the seventh Axon smartphone, and it doesn’t have a 7-inch screen but rather it came 5.5-inch screen, While one might expect the 5.5-inch While we are expecting the 5.5-inch Android Marshmallow-powered handset to be dubbed Axon 2, but the invitation says Axon 7. But that can be predicted from the sub-brands the Axon modal ha
Invitation to the launch of ZTE Axon 7 on May 26th is in circulation. ZTE Axon second-generation Axon flagship smartphone. On that day, we will know why it’s Axon 7 not Axon 2.
Yes the original Axon is sold in the U.S. starting at $250 directly from ZTE while the six total Axons are on sale in the Market, ZTE has considered this the seventh model — instead of being next to the original version, which should be the logic behind the Axon 7 name. It seems they are telling their consumers not to for Apple’s presumed iPhone which was set to launch, September. All eyes are on ground to see what they got to show