ZTE Axon 40 specs leak, nubia Z40 Pro magnetic wireless charging teased

Yordan, 23 February 2022

The ZTE brand nubia will launch the Z40 Pro smartphone on February 25, and it is going to be the first commercially available Android smartphone with magnetic charging. The feature was revealed in an official teaser on Weibo, followed by a short video, demoing the technology.

The Weibo account of nubia also posted an image revealing the structure of the mechanism - it has an array of magnets under the wireless charging coil, and there is also a plate to protect the rest of the phone’s internals from any magnetic interference. The photo also reveals the third shooter will be a periscope camera.

nubia Z40 Pro to arrive with magnetic wireless charging, Axon 40 specs leak on TENAA

In the meantime, another ZTE phone popped up on TENAA, and based on the specs, we think it is the Axon 40. It has a 64MP main cam, 8MP ultrawide unit and a 5MP shooter for either depth data or macro shots.

ZTE Axon 40 specs leak, nubia Z40 Pro magnetic wireless charging teased

The CPU frequency is 3.2 GHz, which matches the Snapdragon 870 chip. Storage has four options (128/256/512 GB/1 TB), as does RAM (6/8/12/16 GB), but we have to wait for the eventual launch to learn the actual memory combinations.

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That's pretty much the next standard for all phones. The next generation iPhones will have this and will no longer have a charging port. Hence, no more chargers in the box. Need to buy them separately like headphones. Apple enjoys ruining the in...

  • User
  • 24 Feb 2022
  • 0dY

Its the zte blade v40 they allready confirmed its launching at max 2022

  • Matt3DS
  • 24 Feb 2022
  • 8IU

I was actually waiting for one of this phone that has under display camera to bring wireless charging , the only other model that bring this is the mi mix 4 that never made it outside of china . So im actually happy about this news , now is just wa...

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