#Axon 7 geekbench 4 1080p#

– Dual Nano SIM / microSD combo tray (either two Nano SIMS(4G/3G/2G Dual Standby), or a single Nano SIM + microSD card. If you like to compare benchmark results, here the Geekbench 4 and AnTuTu results that I ran on the ZTE AXON 7:Ĭompared to the recently reviewed OPPO R9s (around $100 cheaper), the AXON 7 is definitely more superior in handling graphics and more complicated tasks.

Note that this is the same powerhouse inside a Samsung Galaxy 7 phone yet it costs a few hundreds more! We’re definitely happy to see what you get with the AXON 7 here – the same power you get from a flagship phone but more budget friendly. The ZTE AXON 7 is powered by a Snapdragon 820 processor with 4GB of RAM for a smooth performance experience. It’s pretty good for social media shares but perhaps not when you want to view photos taken in low light on a 32″ screen. Of course, higher-end, more expensive phones with better lens can do better but then again, for a $499 phone, this is pretty decent.Īgain, you cannot compare ZTE AXON 7 Camera (low light performance) to an Apple iPhone 7 Plus, Google Pixel, or other higher end smartphones that cost double, but the AXON 7 definitely stands on its own above mid-range phone of similar price. In terms of low lit photography, it looks like AXON 7 is capable to take good shots without much light. The picture above was a really challenging sunny day of Melbourne and we could see the HDR kicked in, trying to preserve the scene as much as possible. Here are similar scenes taken on different weather conditions: The produced colour is natural and not overly saturated with auto post-processing. Overall, the camera take great shots outdoor in the daylight. This helps you from having shaky, unfocused shots when there are not enough lights around. The rear camera is 20 Megapixels with F1.8 Aperture and surprisingly comes with an Optical Image Stabilisation (it actually has Dual Image Stabilisation with both OIS and EIS/Electronic).

#Axon 7 geekbench 4 1080p#

On paper, the front camera is an 8 Megapixel camera that supports 1080p video recording. You can easily differentiate between a mid range and a high end phone from the photos they took. CameraĪnd then, it all comes down to the camera. Not to mention that you can further tweak the channels to your liking. To be honest, this is one of the best experience I’ve had in terms of sound output coming from a phone. Watching the Dolby Atmos demo videos installed on the phone is quite breathtaking. The speakers are able to output loud, clear voice, and even supports Dolby Atmos. If you love listening to music or watching YouTube videos on a speaker phone, the AXON 7 does not disappoint either. And if you like listening to music with a good set of headphones, your ears are in for a treat. The Dual Hi-Fi audio chipsets (AKM 4961 HiFi Recording Processor combined with the AKM 4490 HiFi Audio Amplifier) inside the phone deliver one of the best sound experience in a phone – things that I thought would not be possible. The speaker grills are all located at the front of the phone and though the cut-outs near the front camera may look funny at first, I’m grateful of the front speakers design because they sound really awesome. The ZTE Locker gives you fresh new wallpapers every day but I wish I could select the one I like most and set it permanently. The display is bright and a great eye candy when you pick a high quality wallpaper for the lock screen. The 5.5″ AMOLED QHD (1440p) near-bezel-less display covers a wide area on the phone. I was using the AXON 7 without a case and it never fell off my hand.

It’s slim and curvy, which makes it easier to grab off the desk and the material does not feel slippery as well. The fingerprint unlock is located at the back of the phone, which means it’s really easy to reach when you hold the phone (or after you lift it up from a desk or a pants’ pocket), but awkward if you want to unlock while the phone lies on a surface. They are not too striking and doesn’t attract much attention. The AXON 7 looks like a premium device and I kind of like the subtle Gold colour on my review unit, compared to the usual brighter Gold from the other brands. It does scream premium the moment you open the box. Packaging looks is one of the best I’ve seen, with matching Gold theme prominent throughout the contents inside. With an RRP of AU $499, is the ZTE AXON 7 comparable to the flagship phones from the other manufacturers? Let’s find out. Their latest ZTE AXON 7 has been promoted as a high-end flagship phone that has all the bells and whistles, without breaking the budget. To those who can afford higher end smartphones, ZTE may not be so familiar – til now. Usually, they are some cheap phones you can grab while getting a low cost prepaid plan. ZTE AXON 7 Review – You may have heard or seen ZTE phones here in Australia.