
We have seen numerous innovations in smartphones over the past few years. From in-display fingerprint sensor to notched screens, foldable phones to pop-up selfie camera, and a lot more, the manufacturers have been pretty creative with the designs of smartphones. Approaches to achieving the maximum screen-to-body display ratio have also been observed in various smartphones.
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Compared to Google Pixel 5 above: The picture quality of the in-screen camera appears to capture soft pictures with weak colors even in good daylight.

Picture in low light is more obliterated. The picture above compares Axon 20 5G with Google Pixel 5 again with night mode turned off for a fairer comparison and clearly, Pixel 5 punches off Axon 20 5G.
The device has some great specs as well such as a considerably large battery of 4200 mAh and the Snapdragon 765G processor along with a 5G modem. Presenting such a smartphone in the market is undoubtedly a milestone for ZTE, but we are unsure that who the device will be best for. The innovation tried by the company seems to be a bigger distraction than a notch and punch-hole displays. This must not have been an issue if the picture quality was not compromised, but what is the point of investing in such a device that came up with a new but bad-quality advancement?