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ZTE unveils new smartphone Axon 11 5G

The new device features video shooting functions and creation that is compatible with both SA and NSA modes

ZTE unveils new smartphone Axon 11 5G

ZTE unveils new smartphone Axon 11 5G

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China-based ZTE Corporation, a major international provider of telecommunications, enterprise and consumer technology solutions, recently launched its new 5G smartphone ZTE Axon 11.

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Featuring video shooting functions and creation, ZTE Axon 11 is compatible with both SA and NSA modes and brings exceptional 5G experiences to consumers with its competitive advantages in this area.

In 2019, ZTE launched its first 5G flagship smartphone, ZTE Axon 10 Pro 5G, which has been available in more than 10 countries on a globally. ZTE Axon 10 Pro 5G is also recognised as the first 5G smartphone available in Northern Europe, the Middle East and China.

With the commitment to deploying a series of diversified 5G terminal devices portfolio to meet the diverse requirements of operators, enterprise users and consumers in multiple service scenarios, ZTE has been in cooperation with more than 30 global carriers in the 5G terminal field.

In cooperation with Japan’s top operator SoftBank, ZTE has successfully entered into another high-end 5G market by introducing its first 5G flagship smartphone, ZTE Axon 10 Pro 5G, to Japan. As the first operator in Japan to announce the 5G deployment and provide local consumers with 5G services, SoftBank’s 5G services will be operated in a few areas first and then gradually expand to major cities.

To date, ZTE has secured 46 5G commercial contracts around the world, covering China, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and other major 5G markets and carried out in-depth 5G cooperation with more than 70 carriers globally.

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