Although it was released quite a while ago, it was made as a camera-centric device. Next up in the camera battle is the old vivo Xshot. It has an f/2.2 aperture, dual tone dual LED flash and laser-aided auto-focus system. The Meizu MX5 has a 21MP sensor made by Sony (IMX220) and it is the same camera module that has been used on the Sony Xperia phones for years. Letv Le 1 Pro uses the same Sony IMX214 13MP sensor but it has f/2.0 aperture with OIS and dual tone dual LED flash. Just bare in mind that the current Le 1 Pro unit I have runs on the unofficial international ROM, which, however, performs worse than the Chinese one. In addition, there is an extra 2MP sensor, which is designed to collect depth information. The ZTE Axon went with the 13MP Sony IMX214 sensor and ZTE implemented a brighter f/1.8 aperture, single tone dual LED flash and OIS. The OnePlus 2 uses a 13MP Omnivision (OV13860) sensor with f/2.0 aperture, OIS, singe tone dual LED flash and laser-assited auto-focus system.

Before we dive in to the actual comparison, let’s compare the camera specs of each device.

The full comparison review of the first 4 Chinese flagships is coming soon but this time around I want you to be the judge and let me know what you guys think in the comment section below the video. However, how do they stack up against each other? This is a 6-way camera comparison between the OnePlus 2, ZTE Axon Elite, Letv Le 1 Pro, Meizu MX5, vivo Xshot and the only non-Chinese flagship – Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge. A lot of Chinese manufacturers stepped up their game in the optics department. Ultimate Best Chinese Smartphones 2015 Camera Comparison: VIDEO Camera is definitely one of the most important features on smartphones.

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