ZTE has unveiled the Blade A75 5G, its newest budget-friendly smartphone, which includes several features similar to the previously launched ZTE Nubia Focus (currently priced at €165 on Amazon.de). The device comes in two attractive colors: Mint Green and Diamond Black. It boasts a stylish design typical of mid-range smartphones, featuring a flat frame, a smooth glass back, and a red power button that doubles as a fingerprint scanner.
Display and Camera Features
The Blade A75 5G is equipped with a 6.6-inch HD+ display that offers a smooth 120Hz refresh rate and has a centered punch hole for an 8MP front-facing camera. On the rear, there is a prominent circular camera module that houses a 50MP primary camera alongside a depth sensor. While the Nubia Focus features a 108MP main camera, ZTE claims that the Blade A75 5G includes a RAW Super Night mode for improved photography in low-light conditions.
Performance and Battery Life
Under the hood, the Blade A75 5G is powered by a Unisoc T760 processor, complemented by 4GB of RAM (which can be expanded to 8GB with Dynamic RAM) and 128GB of storage, notably utilizing UFS 3.1 technology. The smartphone is backed by a 5,000mAh battery that supports 18W charging. Additionally, it offers DTS audio, dual SIM capability, and dual-band Wi-Fi connectivity. Running on Android 13, it features some unique options like Live Island, which mimics the iPhone's Dynamic Island.
Pricing and Availability
The ZTE Blade A75 is available in various regions with different price points. In Bulgaria, it retails for BGN 339 (approximately €173/$192) and includes a complimentary pair of earbuds. In the Philippines, the price is ₱5,450 (around €92/$97), while in Uganda, it is priced at UGX 423,950 (about €104/$116).
ZTE via GSMArena
