ZTE first launched the under-screen camera technology last year onboard the Axon 20 5G Extreme Edition. The Chinese company is expected to launch its second-generation under-screen camera technology this year stuffed inside the Axon 30 series. There have been several rumors surrounding the Axon 30 series but ZTE has now released an official teaser poster that suggests the launch is imminent.

Apart from the imminent launch that the poster suggests, it also contains a render of the device, giving us a clue of what to expect. The teaser poster confirms that the Axon 30 series will feature a full-screen design without any notch or hole punch. In other words, the device will indeed feature ZTE’s next-gen under-screen camera technology. The selfie camera is under the display, giving the device an almost 100% screen-to-body ratio.

Judging from the pictures released by ZTE, the appearance of the lower version of Axon 30 is indeed very high. Without a notch or cut-out, the visual effect of the display is topnotch. Phone enthusiasts who are fans of a completely symmetrical design will find this very appealing. This should be the closest we’ve seen to a bezel-less smartphone.

In addition to the under-screen camera technology, the Axon 30 may also be the world’s first device to get a 20GB RAM version. ZTE executive,  Lu Qianhao recently hinted at a 20GB RAM phone from the Chinese brand. However, we can’t say for sure if this will be onboard the Axon 30.

In addition, a new ZTE model with model number ZTE A2322 received network certification recently. The listing showed that the device will come with a standard 55W fast charging charger. This is also expected to be on the Axon 30.

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