UMIDIGI Z2 with iPhone X-like Display Leaked in Photo and Video


UMIDIGI Z2

It seems as UMIDIGI will be the first ones to launch an iPhone X look-alike phone, as we can see from the leaked photo and video that have surfaced the web. The upcoming smartphone is namely called UMIDIGI Z2 and we can have a first glimpse at its display in the short video below.

As we can see in the video above, the display of the future UMIDIGI Z2 does look a lot like the one on the Apple iPhone X, with the main difference being the slightly thicker bottom bezel, but I think we can live with that.

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We also have a render of the smartphone with the screen turned on and off. The image can be found below.

We don’t really have any additional info about the Z2, so we can only give a first impression on the design of the display, which does look good but that’s up to personal taste. What’s certain is that we’ll be seeing plenty more of similarly looking devices, let’s see which company can get their phone on the shelves first. For now, UMIDIGI seems to be leading the way.

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10 Comments

  1. Josef Izchaki
    October 27, 2017

    That’s not an under screen fingerprint scanner, is it?

  2. Rafqi Chairael Nandi
    October 27, 2017

    The first iphone x look a like is hotwav symbol 3 https://youtu.be/DZawLxi0_F0

    • Josef Izchaki
      October 30, 2017

      That’s freaking HUGE!!!

  3. Josef Izchaki
    October 28, 2017

    That’s not an under screen fingerprint scanner, is it?

  4. Rafqi Chairael Nandi
    October 28, 2017

    The first iphone x look a like is hotwav symbol 3

    • Josef Izchaki
      October 30, 2017

      That’s freaking HUGE!!!

  5. Big O
    October 28, 2017

    Something seems off.

  6. Big O
    October 28, 2017

    Something seems off.

  7. SLevente Erdey
    October 29, 2017

    Where is their SD835 device? Don’t forget this trick.

  8. Guest
    October 30, 2017

    Where is their SD835 device? Don’t forget this trick.