Last week, ZTE presented the latest two representatives of its range Nubia Z9, the Z9 Max and Z9 Mini. If the first features a Snapdragon 810, the second has a Snapdragon 615. A difference that is noticeable on test benches. Just eight months after it launched the Z8 series of its range Nubia, ZTE has renewed with two new models, the Z9 Max and Z9 Mini. Officially presented last week (find all the details here for the great and there for the smallest), the two smartphones offer almost similar design (besides the size of the screen), but a radically different data sheet. In fact, the

As widely announced in recent days, this morning presented the new ZTE smartphone and repeating what has been seen last year with Z7 Nubia, presented two variants: ZTE Nubia Z9 Max and ZTE Nubia Z9 Mini.   Let’s start with ZTE Nubia Z9 Max, a phablet top of the range with a display of 5.5 “Full HD, The SoC is used a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 flanked by 3GB of RAM DDR4 and 16Gb of internal memory, expandable via MicroSD slot. The photographic industry is composed of a sensor from 16MP to 8MP rear and one on the front.  Thanks to the dedicated processor AK4375, ZTE Nubia Z9 Max is