As you may recall, ZTE unveiled its 'super flagship' last month Axon 40 Ultra, which boldly competes with its parameters Samsung Galaxy S22Ultra. Now the Chinese company has announced that the phone is heading to international markets where it will arrive later this month. Among other things, it will be available here.
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The Axon 40 Ultra will go on sale outside of China from June 21. It will be offered in memory configurations of 8/128 GB and 12/256 GB, with the first mentioned costing 830 euros (roughly 20 CZK) and the second 500 euros (approximately 950 CZK) in Europe. In this context, let us recall that a variant with 23 GB of operating system and 400 GB or 16 TB of internal memory is also sold in China, which may not arrive on international markets until later.
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Just a reminder: the Axon 40 Ultra features a strikingly curved 6,81-inch FHD+ (1116 x 2480 px) AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset. The camera is triple 64 MPx, with each is capable of shooting 8K video, and the phone also boasts a sub-display selfie camera (16MP). The battery has a capacity of 5000 mAh and supports fast charging with a power of 65 W. So, will you prefer it to the S22 Ultra?
As for the length of the support, it probably won't be such a competition
In this regard, repair no, this is where Samsung excels.
I am mainly concerned with the length of the support. If it cost 10, that would be fine, but it costs over 20 and I don't need a quick leaven that will lose its support in two years. I spent a month deciding which phone to buy, and thanks to support, Samsung won.
Unfortunately, there isn't much to talk about here. Apple is the leader in support, Samsung is trying hard, Google is close behind. The rest follows.