ZTE Nubia Z7 Max With Snapdragon 801 ‘Coming Soon’ to India

ZTE has confirmed that the company’s premium Nubia Z7 Max handset will be launching in India, though it has not indicated pricing or a release date.

While replying to a user enquiring if the Nubia Z7 Max will launch in India, ZTE Corporation’s official Facebook handle said, “Thanks for the asking! Yes, it is coming soon.”

The reply was first spotted by GizChina. The Chinese handset maker has also not clarified whether it will be unveiling the complete Nubia range in India, or just the Nubia Z7 Max.

Announced last month, the Nubia Z7 Max was expected to be launched in India ahead of the festive season, priced in the range of Rs. 24,000 to Rs. 26,000. An earlier report also claimed that ZTE would unveil the dual-SIM variant of the Nubia Z7 Max for the Indian market.

ZTE launched the Nubia Z7 Max alongside the Nubia Z7 and Nubia Z7 mini. Both Nubia Z7 Max and Z7 mini are the variants of the Nubia Z7.

The ZTE Nubia Z7 Max comes with a 5.5-inch display sporting a resolution of 1080×1920 pixels. It runs Android 4.4 KitKat (with Nubia UI 2.0).

Some of the specifications of the Nubia Z7 Max include a 2.5GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 (MSM8974AC) processor; 2GB of RAM; 13-megapixel rear; 5-megapixel front-facing camera; 32GB of inbuilt storage; expandable storage support up to 64GB (via microSD card), and a 3100mAh battery. Other features include 4G LTE, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, FM radio and Wi-Fi b/g/n connectivity.

The Indian smartphone market has lately seen some Chinese handset vendors like Huawei, Oppo, and Xiaomi receiving impressive response in terms of sales.

In May, Huawei expanded its smartphone range in India, introducing three new mid-range devices – the Honor 3C, Ascend G6 and Ascend G750.

Oppo, on the other hand, launched the Find 7 (Review | Pictures), Find 7a, and N1 Mini in less than three months.

Xiaomi marked its entry to India recently with the Mi 3, a smartphone has received impressive response from the Indian consumers.

Source-NDTV