The ZTE Blade V7 Lite has a fingerprint sensor and the Blade V7 doesn’t

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Normally, the modifier “Lite” denotes that a device lacks something the original version of the device has. Be it in dimensions or in features, the Lite version just doesn’t have it — a Lite version doesn’t normally add features.


ZTE cut the trend at MWC with the Blade V7 and Blade V7 Lite. Take a look at the table below and you’ll notice some funny differences going on.


Component
Blade V7
Blade V7 Lite
Screen size
5.2 inches
5 inches
Screen type
LCD
LCD
Resolution
1920 x 1080
1280 x 720
Pixel density
424 ppi
294 ppi
SoC
MediaTek MT6753
MediaTek MT6735P
Type
Octa-core
Quad-core
Speed
1.3GHz
1GHz
GPU
Mali-T720
Mali-T720
RAM
2GB
2GB
Storage
16GB (non-expandable)
16GB (microSD-expandable)
Camera
13MP rear / 5MP front
8MP rear / 8MP front
Flash
dual-LED rear
single-LED rear
Battery
2500mAh
2500mAh
OS
Android "M"
Android 6.0
UMTS
850/1900(2100) or 900/1900/2100
850/900/2100
GSM
850/900/1800/1900
850/900
LTE
B2/4/7/12(28) or B1/3/7/8/20
B1/3/5/7/8/20(28)/40(38)
Bluetooth
Bluetooth 4.0
Bluetooth 4.0
Wi-Fi
802.11b/g/n
802.11b/g/n
Dimesnions
146 x 72.5 x 7.5mm
143.8 x 70.2 x 7.9mm

Some other delineating features that can’t be charted:

•          The Blade V7 has a curved back which results in its thinnest edge standing at 3.5mm
•          Both phones have 2.5D glass
•          The Blade V7 gets a special Smart Sense gesture control function as well as ARKAMYS-enhanced sound and USB OTG.
•          The Blade V7 Lite is unlike the V7 in that it lacks all of the above while sporting a fingerprint sensor. It also has a microSD slot.
•          Sadly, it seems only the Blade V7 will be updated from time to time with “firmware-over-the-air” listed as a feature.

The Blade V7 will be in Germany, Spain, South Africa, Ethiopia and Mexico over the summer. Russia will have the Blade V7 Lite first before coming to Mexico, Spain, Germany and Thailand in the spring.

It’s a little confusing, we know, but as always, more details will come soon enough.


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Source: pocketnow

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