ZTE Axon Elite is the ZTE Axon Pro plus a fingerprint sensor


ZTE’s take on the rising fad of budget flagships from its home country meant for the international markets is the Axon Pro.

The phone doesn’t cost a bomb (i.e., as much as flagships from other mainstream brands), and does many thing right according to reviews. But it lacks the convenience of a microSD card slot and a fingerprint reader; these are a couple of holes with which the Axon Elite aims to fill.

If you’ve been following the news lately, you will also be reminded of the Axon variant that got network certification in China a while back. It turns out it was the ZTE Axon Elite!

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The Axon Elite comes with a Snapdragon 810 processor akin to the OnePlus 2 (review), a 5.5-inch 1920 x 1080p display, 3GB of RAM, 32GB on-board storage (plus a microSD card slot), a 13 mega-pixel + 2 mega-pixel rear camera setup, an 8 mega-pixel front facing camera and lastly faux leather on the top and bottom edges of the phone.

The Axon Elite is expected to go on sale in the EU by the end of this month for €419.

Andi’s at the IFA where he spent some time with the Axon Elite, expect a hands-on post very soon!

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4 Comments

  1. Muhammad Yasir
    September 3, 2015

    ‘ €419’

    thats more than a cost bomb for me :/

  2. James
    September 4, 2015

    Not sure about the faux-leather ends, but that’s a personal preference thing – other than that, I think this phone is great – good specs/features, micro-SD and a nice design which makes it stand out from the crowd (save the top and bottom edges). If I hadn’t bought a new handset recently, I would consider this. Seems a little pricey compared to the similarly specced Nubia Z9 Max though. I’m also tempted to get an MI Redmi Note 2 as a backup, which on paper looks to me like a fantastic price/performance balance for a phone to use “in the real world”.

  3. Fred
    September 4, 2015

    Only me who think that the design of the rear is ugly?

    • Alexis T
      September 4, 2015

      Nop. it IS ugly. I nearly puked when i saw the picture.