- Analysis by Christelle Nina
The ZTE Nubia M2 lite's 13-megapixel rear camera 
and 16-megapixel selfie shooter have paved the way for this device's photography-focused marketing. And rightly so, as both sensors promisingly hold up against the competition.
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Compared to its imaging specs, the M2 lite's display features definitely keep a more subtle (perhaps even too subtle) profile. Since it has a 5.5-inch screen, the resulting pixel density comes down to only 267DPI 
.
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Its processor is unimpressive at a maximum clock speed of 1.5GHz . However, it offers a heartening 4GB of RAM . Continuing the trend of favorable memory specs, the M2 lite also offers a maximum of 64GB of internal storage .
Finally, we punctuate this pros and cons list by comparing the M2 lite's battery to those of its peers. At 3000mAh , it lags behind many comparable models -- albeit marginally. Still, this makes it clear that it isn't the best device for power churners, especially considering that its phablet-sized screen and powerful cameras won't do its battery any favors.
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For avid selfie takers and high memory-consumers, ZTE's Nubia M2 lite is a hopeful prospect. But as we've discussed above, it's a phone with its pros and cons -- and those who are into powerful processors and ultra-fine displays might find this option disappointing.
** This phone is also known as: ZTE M2 lite
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