The ZTE Axon 50 Ultra was recently announced in China featuring a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, 6.67-inch OLED FHD+ display with 144Hz refresh rate and offers 64MP (IMX787, OIS) + 50MP (ultra wide) + 50MP (telephoto) triple rear cameras. It also offers 2-way Beidou satellite communication, allowing it to join Apple and Huawei.

ZTE Malaysia today announced the release of the ZTE Blade V40 Design, its latest offering in the affordable smartphone segment. Featuring a 6.6-inch IPS LCD with an FHD+ resolution, read on to find out the full specs and features of the device.

Telekom Research and Development Sdn Bhd (TM R&D), the innovation arm of Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM), recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ZTE (Malaysia) Corporation Sdn Bhd (ZTE) to collaborate on optical network research, with the aim of bringing 50Gbps bandwidth to Malaysia. 

ZTE Malaysia launched the entry-level ZTE Blade V40 Vita in May, offering a device with simple specs and some nice features. It could be an attractive option if you want a cheap phone for daily usage.

Priced at RM599, this phone faces a lot of competition in the market from other entry-level brands, so is it good enough to stand out? Read on to find out.

ZTE has launched two new smartphones within its popular ZTE Blade series in Malaysia, the ZTE Blade A72 5G and ZTE Blade A52 Lite. As for the Blade A72 5G, it’s the successor to the Blade A72 but with 5G support as well as NFC.

Today, ZTE Malaysia just launched a brand-new ZTE Blade A52 and Blade A72 in the Malaysian market. These two phones are entry-level devices that are priced at RM399 and RM499 respectively, which can be purchased at the company's Shopee and Lazada Official Stores.

ZTE today released the ZTE Blade V40 Vita in Malaysia, the latest smartphone in its Blade Series. Aiming to deliver one of the best bang-for-buck devices in the affordable smartphone market, the Blade V40 Vita is priced at just RM599 in our country.

Two years ago, ZTE released the first commercial under-display camera phone but it failed to meet expectations. While the company continued refining the technology, it may finally be perfect on the upcoming ZTE Axon 40 thanks to a new update.

Not everyone can afford some of the technology that we enjoy today. Despite entry-level smartphones and some broadband packages being relatively cheap, there are still people who can't put out the money for it. That could be a big reason why ZTE and Celcom teamed up to distribute them.

Back at the end of August, ZTE strangely brought in the Axon 30 Ultra 5G first into Malaysia at the price of RM3599. Today, the vanilla Axon 30 5G is making its way here as a global version during December with an unknown date.