Images of UMIDIGI Z1 and Z1 Pro released

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UMIDIGI are set for the unveiling of their new Z1 and Z1 Pro devices. FHD AMOLED display, 6GB of RAM, dual rear cameras, Helio P20.

Ricci Rox, 06/17/2017

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UMIDIGI achieved considerable success with their Z and Z Pro flagships of last year, so it's no surprise that they're back with the next entries in that series of devices. The Z1 and Z1 Pro are billed for a June 19 unveil but the company has decided to give the public some material to work with in the form of actual pictures of the devices.

Specifics of both devices are unknown at the moment but it looks like the only difference between them will be their display sizes. The Z1 Pro sports a 5.5" AMOLED FHD display, and the Z1 is expected to be smaller. Both devices are powered by MediaTek's Helio P20 (MT6757)—a surprising move, as the Z and Z Pro were powered by the more powerful Helio X27 (MT6797X). Looks like the OEM is trying to cut costs. Both will feature a dual rear camera setup (13MP+5MP), 6GB of RAM, a front-mounted home button fingerprint reader, and Android Nougat.

Both devices are marketed as battery beasts with slim profiles but there's no concrete information on battery capacities. We'll be sure to keep you updated if anything comes up.