The Huawei P20 Pro made a strong impression at the start of the year with its three back-view photo sensors offering a wider range of possibilities in terms of mobile photography and helped by artificial intelligence to fine-tune the settings.
Since then, several manufacturers have launched smartphones offering a similar configuration, even more rich in modules.
In turn, the Chinese manufacturer Lenovo could invite himself on this ground with a model Lenovo Z5s which has just gone through the Chinese TENAA certification.
He thus embarks a triple photo sensor (double sensor + 1 additional module) in a vertical orientation strongly reminiscent of that of the P20 Pro.
It still has the difference of the presence of a fingerprint reader on the back (while it is in the Home button on the front for the Huawei model).
Its characteristics are not fully known. We evoke a great 6.3 inch display with mini teardrop notch and a 3210 mAh battery.
Observers disagree on its positioning. Lenovo Z5s could be a new mid-range smartphone, but some suggest it could ship the powerful SoC SnapDragon 8150 that Qualcomm must formalize in early December and which would therefore place it at the top of the range.
The brand having already presented in early November a Lenovo Z5 Pro in the mid-range, this smartphone could be a new variation on this same terrain.
