As is well known, ZTE recently confirmed the existence of the ZTE Axon 30 Pro and revealed that the device will have the industry’s most powerful camera system.
WHYLAB recently revealed that the ZTE Axon 30 Pro may have a Samsung 200MP S5KGND sensor. According to Lu Qianhao, head of consumer experience at ZTE, the Snapdragon 888 chipset’s Spectra 580 ISP can support image capture up to 200MP.
Given Lu Qianhao’s multiple mentions of “200 million,” the ZTE AXON 30 Pro is highly likely to feature a 200MP primary camera sensor. Paired with the powerful ISP of the Snapdragon 888, it will deliver better imaging performance.
As is well known, the Samsung 200MP S5KGND sensor is the world’s highest-resolution camera sensor. The sensor size is 1/1.37 inches, the pixel area is 1.28 μm, and the unit pixel focus size is 0.64 μm. It supports quad-core autofocus, can output 50MP photos, and supports 4-in-1 or 16-in-1 pixel binning modes to produce 12.5MP images. In addition, it also supports dual native ISO and 16K video output.
Since Lu Qianhao also mentioned the Snapdragon 888, we can expect this chipset to be featured in the upcoming phone.
The release date of this device has not been announced yet. However, it is expected to be available in mid-February.