With the on-going war to minimise the bezels (or borders) of smartphone displays, Lenovo has thrown their card onto the table, the Z5, which is essentially the world’s first bezel-less phone… well, almost.
Revealed at a Lenovo event in Beijing, the Z5 features a notable 6.2-inch display with a resolution of 2,246 x 1,080 pixels; and while it doesn’t quite deliver on being an ‘all-screen’ phone, since it has a speaker notch up at the top and a small bezel near the bottom, it does have an outstanding body-to-screen ratio of around 95%.
Beyond that, it also has some other eye-catching specs:
- 15MP back camera, 8MP front-facing camera
- Latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 Chipset
- 6GB RAM. 64GB/128GB Storage
- 2-inch Full HD IPS Display
- Android 8.1 Oreo
Looking at the specs, it’s clear that Lenovo is touting this particular device as a flagship to go up against the likes of what Samsung and Apple have on the market.
We’re still waiting on pricing and availability for South Africa – but could you see yourself swapping an iPhone X or Galaxy S9 for this?
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