Chinese tech company ZTE was once a force to reckon with in the smartphone market until it was hit by the US sanctions alongside Huawei. The company has continued to make efforts to return to its glory days in the smartphone industry. In recent times, the company seems to be on a release spree as we have seen a number of products released. The models released within the last month include the ZTE K98 tablet, the Axon 40 Ultra Aerospace Edition, the ZTE Yuanhang 40 Pro Plus Starry Sky Edition, and the Libero 5G III. And now, the ZTE Blade V41 Vita has now been quietly released for the global market.

The Blade V41 Ultra looks like a successor to the Blade V40 Vita that was unveiled earlier this year packing a massive 6000mAh battery and powered by a Unisoc chipset. The new model comes with several upgrades over its predecessor. The Blade V41 Vita comes with a 6.6-inch IPS LCD with an FHD+ resolution. The display also brings support for a 90Hz refresh rate.

In terms of design, the device packs a waterdrop notch design at the front which houses an 8-megapixel camera for selfies. The back panel houses a triple camera but the arrangement of the sensors is where things get interesting. The device has two large circular modules nested at the top left corner of the back panel. While the module at the top houses the 50-megapixel main shooter, the second module houses two sensors – a 2MP macro camera and a 2MP depth sensor.

As for the specs, the ZTE Blade V41 Ultra is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 810 chipset paired with 6GB RAM while there is 128GB storage onboard. The device crams a 4,500 mAh battery with 22.5W charging. Providing the interface is an Android 12-based custom MyOS 12.

The Blade V41 Vita is priced at $340 and is presently available on AliExpress. The phone comes in a sole Starry Black color.

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