Review on Smartphone ZTE Blade A7 (2020) 2/32 GB, Dual nano SIM, blue by Adam Komosa ᠌
The quality is at the highest level, be sure to try it.
In terms of performance, this is almost a gaming model, since there is 3/64 GB of memory. I don't play games, but I do read books and magazines in PDF format. By the way, even comics about the Witcher quickly scroll through it, which weigh decently. Good quality cameras, powerful flash, fast autofocus, for the level "I take pictures, for the sake of pictures" - 5-ku, a lot of chips for processing frames built-in.
- In short, this is a nice and powerful middling. Which has in its arsenal such chips as an NFC module and OTG technology (I connected the keyboard through an adapter, just try it). A decent 4000 mAh battery. Without recharging, he lives up to two days with me. In intensive mode - 8 hours on the display counted.
- Of the minuses for me - not the latest Android. However, at the time of purchase it was one of the best models for its price tag.
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