ZTE will continue to experiment with foldable smartphones, refine the concept

Despite the fact that its first foldable smartphone, the Axon M wasn't too well received by the press and consumers alike, ZTE announced that it will continue to experiment with this design. It's true that ZTE's vice president of marketing Jeff Yee has said that the Axon M received positive feedback from those who bought it via AT&T, but that's simply because it's “something new.”

Although most customers are used to pay less than $200 for a ZTE smartphone, the Chinese company will continue to enlarge its portfolio of foldable smartphones, which are likely to be priced similarly to flagships.

The good news is ZTE is prepared to make important changes to its foldable smartphone series, so the next device might do away with the bezels. However, for the time being, the Chinese company has a lot of improvements for the Axon M.

In time, ZTE's official said these handsets that are now just sort of experiments will turn into real foldable smartphones and drop the dual-screen compromise. Well, there are exciting times ahead for the smartphone industry, so let's hope these revolutionary products will become more practical to use.

Grab a free iPhone 13 from Total Wireless!

Switch to Total 5G+ Unlimited 3-Month plan or Total 5G Unlimited and get a free iPhone.

We may earn a commission if you make a purchase

Buy at Total Wireless