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ZTE Z222: New & Refurbished Prices in Canada

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The ZTE Z222 is a compact flip phone built for simple calling, texting, and everyday basics rather than smartphone-style apps. Its clamshell design, physical keypad, 2-inch internal display, and support for 3G voice and data make it a straightforward option for users who want familiar controls, Bluetooth, and a light camera for occasional snapshots.

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ZTE Z222: Full Specifications

With the Z222, ZTE focused on a very traditional mobile phone experience. This small clamshell handset keeps things straightforward with a numeric keypad, dedicated call controls, and a pocket-friendly body that measures about 95.6 x 48.7 x 18.5 mm. Inside is a 2-inch TFT colour display, while the outer shell adds a secondary screen for at-a-glance information when the phone is closed. The device is built around core communication features, including voice calling, SMS and MMS messaging, email support, speakerphone, Bluetooth, and basic 3G and GSM connectivity. A VGA camera is included for simple photos and video clips, and media playback covers common image, audio, and video formats. The phone uses a 900 mAh removable battery, with manufacturer material listing roughly 4 hours of talk time and up to 10 days of standby in ideal conditions. Storage is limited and official documentation does not indicate memory card support, which fits the Z222’s role as a practical feature phone rather than a media device. Overall, it is a modest, no-touch mobile designed around ease of use and essential communication.
Model
ZTE Z222
Storage capacity
64 MB
SIM card
SIM
Operating system
Proprietary OS
Screen size (inches)
2

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