ZTE has expanded its Blade V70 series with a new Max model, seemingly without much fanfare. The phone appeared on ZTE’s official website, joining the existing Blade V70 and Blade V70 Design. While the listing provides some key specs, many details remain unclear.
ZTE Blade V70 Max Specifications
The Blade V70 Max boasts a sizable 6.9-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate. This large screen is coupled with a 6,000 mAh battery. The battery also supports 22.5W wired charging, and ZTE claims it should retain 80% of its original capacity after 800 charge cycles.
For photography, the phone features a 50MP main camera, accompanied by two additional lenses. The specifics of these additional cameras haven’t been shared. The phone’s design includes a waterdrop notch and a noticeable chin, a fairly standard look for many mid-range devices.
ZTE also says the phone is durable enough to withstand drops from 1.5 meters. And it has an IP54 rating suggests some level of protection against dust and splashes.
Software-wise, the Blade V70 Max runs ZTE’s MyOS on top of Android. ZTE is making a somewhat bold claim about long-term software performance, stating that the user experience will remain as smooth as it was on day one for four years. How this will be achieved remains to be seen.
The phone also incorporates ZTE’s “Live Island 2.0” feature that mimics Apple’s Dynamic Island to offer quick access to notifications and controls.
While the online listing confirms the existence of the Blade V70 Max, it lacks crucial information, including pricing, availability, and detailed specifications for the camera system.
ZTE hasn’t yet announced any formal release date or regional availability. We’ll have to wait for ZTE to release more information to get a complete picture of what the Blade V70 Max offers.
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