ZTE has officially listed the Blade V70 Max on its website, expanding its Blade V70 series lineup. Joining the Blade V70 and Blade V70 Design, which were announced in November, the new Max variant offers a larger display, improved battery capacity, and some interesting features aimed at budget-conscious consumers looking for solid performance and durability.
Display
The ZTE Blade V70 Max comes with a massive 6.9-inch touchscreen, offering a 120Hz refresh rate for smooth scrolling, gaming, and overall better user experience. The display features a waterdrop notch for the front camera and a noticeable chin at the bottom, giving it a familiar budget-smartphone aesthetic.
Performance
With 4GB of RAM, the Blade V70 Max is designed for everyday tasks like social media browsing, streaming, and light gaming. While it may not be the most powerful smartphone on the market, its performance is expected to be reliable for regular users. ZTE promises that its MyOS skin on top of Android will remain smooth and responsive for up to four years, which is an ambitious claim for a budget device.
Battery
One of the standout features of the Blade V70 Max is its 6,000mAh battery, which supports 22.5W wired charging. According to ZTE, the battery is built to last, with at least 800 charging cycles before degrading to 80% of its original capacity. This means users can expect a long-lasting battery life even after a couple of years of regular use.
Here’s how the Blade V70 Max’s battery compares to other phones in its segment:
| Smartphone | Battery Capacity | Charging Speed |
|---|---|---|
| ZTE Blade V70 Max | 6,000mAh | 22.5W wired |
| Samsung Galaxy M14 | 6,000mAh | 25W wired |
| Poco X5 Pro | 5,000mAh | 67W wired |
| Realme Narzo 60 | 5,000mAh | 33W wired |
The Blade V70 Max offers a large battery, but its charging speed is modest compared to some competitors.
Camera
The phone comes equipped with a 50MP main camera, accompanied by two additional cameras. While ZTE hasn’t provided details on the secondary cameras, it’s safe to assume they might include a depth sensor and a macro lens, common in budget smartphones. The main camera is expected to deliver decent photography in good lighting conditions, catering to users who need a reliable camera for everyday shots.
Durability
ZTE has ensured that the Blade V70 Max is built to withstand rough usage. It comes with an IP54 rating, making it resistant to dust and splashes. Additionally, the phone has been tested to survive drops from a height of 1.5 meters, making it a durable choice for users prone to accidental drops.
Software
The Blade V70 Max runs on ZTE’s MyOS, layered on top of Android. A unique feature of this phone is ZTE’s Live Island 2.0, which is their version of Apple’s Dynamic Island, offering interactive notifications and multitasking features in a small, dynamic space at the top of the screen. This adds a touch of premium functionality to an otherwise budget device.
ZTE hasn’t revealed all the specifications or pricing details of the Blade V70 Max yet. However, its listing on the official website indicates that more information, including availability and pricing, will likely be announced soon. With a large display, long battery life, and durability features, the Blade V70 Max is shaping up to be a solid choice for budget smartphone buyers.
FAQs
What is the display size of the ZTE Blade V70 Max?
The ZTE Blade V70 Max features a 6.9-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate.
What is the battery capacity of the ZTE Blade V70 Max?
It has a 6,000mAh battery with 22.5W wired charging support.
Does the Blade V70 Max have water resistance?
Yes, it has an IP54 rating for dust and splash resistance.
What camera does the Blade V70 Max have?
It comes with a 50MP main camera and two additional sensors.
What is ZTE’s Live Island 2.0?
Live Island 2.0 is ZTE’s version of Apple’s Dynamic Island for interactive notifications.
