Notebook Italia claims that the three rear cameras will include a main 48-megapixel camera alongside a secondary 19-megapixel sensor and a third lens that will offer 5x optical zoom. The renders also suggest one of the cameras will have an adjustable aperture of f/1.7-2.4, and another will have an aperture of f/3.8. A shot of the device's display (which is reportedly an OLED panel) suggests that the Axon S will be a 5G handset — the company's second after the Axon 10 Pro 5G it announced last month.
There's currently no word on what the ZTE Axon S might cost, when it could be released, or what countries we should expect it to be available in. Indeed, there's no guarantee it exists at all; this could be little more than one of the numerous speculative phone renders that are released online every year. Nevertheless, it's still an interesting concept and it adds to the growing diversity of mechanical solutions to the eternal bezel problem.