ZTE Blade V8 Mini dual rear camera phone: Bokeh for all!


ZTE have announced a new low-cost dual rear camera phone in the Blade V8 Mini. The phone doesn’t have an official price tag yet, but it’s expected to sell at around the $200 mark.

The Blade V8 Mini (top) marks its debut alongside the Blade V8 Lite (below), with the Mini being the higher-end of the two. The Blade V8 Mini is also the version that comes with a dual rear camera, unlike the Lite.

The Blade V8 Mini is powered by the Snapdragon 435 with 2GB of RAM, and features a 2800mAh non-removable battery. It also features a 5 mega-pixel camera in the front in addition to the 13 mega-pixel + 2 mega-pixel combo on the rear.

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It supports 3D shooting and allows you to refocus pictures. The 5-inch screen on the phone has an HD resolution of 1280 x 720p.

The Blade V8 Lite, on the other hand, comes with a MediaTek processor, with 2GB RAM and 2500mAh of battery. It features an 8 mega-pixel single rear camera.

The Blade V8 Mini will target markets in Asia Pacific and Europe while the Lite will mainly be looking at European markets in Italy, Spain, and Germany, according to Android Central.

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4 Comments

  1. Muhammad Yasir
    February 27, 2017

    THE secondary 2mp camera is a TOTAL SCAM and doesn’t help much

  2. Guest
    February 27, 2017

    THE secondary 2mp camera is a TOTAL SCAM and doesn’t help much

  3. March 2, 2017

    we are so used to full HD panels even on $150 budget that this phone seems overpriced @ $200. combine that with the other budget specs and I feel that that price is not justified. but hey, am just a guy who owns a redmi note 3 pro that i got for under $160 so I might be biased. please do correct me if am wrong..

  4. kfjm254
    March 2, 2017

    we are so used to full HD panels even on $150 budget that this phone seems overpriced @ $200. combine that with the other budget specs and I feel that that price is not justified. but hey, am just a guy who owns a redmi note 3 pro that i got for under $160 so I might be biased. please do correct me if am wrong..