The ZTE Axon 20 5G is the world’s first smartphone with an under-display camera and it comes with an under-display fingerprint scanner as well. ZTE Axon 20 5G sports a 6.92-inch OLED display and four rear cameras.

System Information
Network format
FDD/TDD/UMTS/GSM

System platform
Android Q

Audio system
DTS

Hardware information
Processor
T618

Storage
6GB RAM + 128GB ROM

Extension
2T

Battery capacity
4220mAh

External view
Display
6.92”OLED FHD+（2460×1080）

Color
Black, Orange, Blue, Purple

Dimension
172.1×77.9×7.98mm

Camera
Front camera
32M

Rear camera
64M+8M+2M+2M

Features and services
Interface
Type C

Wireless connections
WIFI/BT

Inductor
accelerator、approximator/light sensor、compass

Positioning system
GPS/A-GPS/Beifou/GLONASS

Others
Camera under screen；Fingerprint under screen；Receiver under screen；Light sensor under screen

Source: https://www.ztedevices.com/en/product/zte-axon-20-4g/

Lalasticlala

Innovation at its peak, beautiful phone

Under display?? What does that mean?

PurestBoy:
Under display?? What does that mean?

simply means that the front camera is invisible, you can't see it

Who cares

witnezHD:
Who cares

I don't know oooo

What's under- display abeg

chiefbuchiV12:
What's under- display abeg

Er it's something under the display or under the screen if you must.

In the camera case, a portion of the screen goes transparent whenever the camera is triggered in any way (for face unlock, selfie, verification...).

Don't know how it fully works as different OEMs have their own methods but the general idea is it has something to do with OLED screens being built and calibrated with a type of film that absorbs electric charge(s) that causes it to go transparent.

It wasn't made commercial until now due to some challenges from the OLED screen to use, the film and regulating the amount of electric charge so as not to ruin the screen color calibration, improve the life span of the screen or cause electrocution.
ZTE probably fixed them but I'm curious on how they went about it.



Hope this helps you and others coming to read this.

Tunex252:


Source: https://www.ztedevices.com/en/product/zte-axon-20-4g/

Lalasticlala

Lovely

witnezHD:
Who cares

Peterjnr123:


I don't know oooo

Tech Enthusiasts like us do!!
Imagine the possible uses if this tech is perfected!!

KrazyDave16:

Er it's something under the display or under the screen if you must.

In the camera case, a portion of the screen goes transparent whenever the camera is triggered in any way (for face unlock, selfie, verification...).

Don't know how it fully works as different OEMs have their own methods but the general idea is it has something to do with OLED screens being built and calibrated with a type of film that absorbs electric charge(s) that causes it to go transparent.

It wasn't made commercial until now due to some challenges from the OLED screen to use, the film and regulating the amount of electric charge so as not to ruin the screen color calibration, improve the life span of the screen or cause electrocution.
ZTE probably fixed them but I'm curious on how they went about it.



Hope this helps you and others coming to read this.

lol
that was a horribly terrible way to explain that stuff

I knew this was coming.. I love it

How much.... I Wan buy am

NuclearReactor:

lol
that was a horribly terrible way to explain that stuff

I see the mistake.
No point changing it, can't be having some copy-paste blogger using this without making any effort on research for his/her blog entry.

And I believe the key parts used here are 2 films - organic (OLED) and inorganic (no idea which one this is) - used for this screen.

Hmmm impressive

Price please?