The ZTE Xiaoxian 70 Plus has appeared in China Telecom’s terminal product database, giving an early look at another affordable large-screen phone from ZTE. The listed model number is ZTE 7672N, and the database currently shows one memory configuration: 8GB of RAM with 128GB of storage.
According to the listing, the phone will be offered in two colors: Deep Space Gray and Dawn Gold. The retail price has not been listed yet, so it is still unclear where the Xiaoxian 70 Plus will sit in ZTE’s budget lineup once it reaches stores.
The product images show a 6.8-inch display with a centered hole-punch front camera. Based on the design, with relatively narrow bezels on three sides and a slightly thicker chin, the screen is likely an LCD panel rather than an OLED panel.
The phone uses a flat-edge frame design. At the bottom, the images show a 3.5mm headphone jack, a charging port, and a speaker opening, which should be welcome for buyers who still prefer wired audio on an entry-level device.
For cameras, the ZTE Xiaoxian 70 Plus is listed with an 8-megapixel front camera and a 13-megapixel rear camera. Those numbers suggest the device is aimed more at everyday basic use than photography-focused buyers.
The processor field points to a Unisoc T780, also referred to as the Unisoc T8300. The listing also indicates that the phone is expected to ship with NebulaAIOS 2.0, a ZTE system based on Android 16.
In terms of size, the phone measures 166.16 × 78.88 × 8.78mm and weighs about 209.8g. It uses a USB Type-C port, while the screen resolution has not yet been disclosed in the database.
Battery capacity is one of the more notable details. The Xiaoxian 70 Plus is listed with a 6,050mAh battery, which should give it a practical advantage for users who care more about long battery life than flagship-level performance.
Overall, the ZTE Xiaoxian 70 Plus looks like a straightforward budget smartphone: a large display, a big battery, basic cameras, a headphone jack, and an Android 16-based software platform. The missing piece is pricing, which will determine how competitive it is against other low-cost phones in China.
