Lenovo may have finally rested the short-lived but popular ZUK lineup but the company isn’t forgetting the current ZUK smartphones just yet. ZUK CEO Chang Cheng has revealed via his Weibo handle, the release of the ZUI 3.5 UI for the ZUK Z2 Pro flagship smartphone.

Lenovo’s custom ZUK 3.5 is the latest version and it is based on Android 8.0 Oreo operating system. The CEO shared an image containing some details of the new update, although it is written in Chinese. The details include a new UI design, including for calls and text messages, a new Security Center with built-in Blacklist feature, a new U Health app, and a “Personal calendar” function. In addition, the new update brings many bug fixes such as the bug which affected the volume adjustment, loudspeaker, mobile data, media sharing and battery power saving optimization with apps.

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The ZUK Z2 Pro was first launched in 2016 running Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The smartphone’s OS was upgraded last year to a new ZUI version, bringing in Android Nougat and now, it is getting the latest Android OS. Presently, this ZUI 3.5 update is only available to ZUK Z2 Pro users in China but hopefully, the official ROM will become available to Z2 Pro owners outside of China soon. For now, you may be lucky to find an unofficial ROM on XDA Forum but that may likely have bugs in it.

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