ZTE Blade III Review

Phones that go "ooooh" tend not to cost £ 69.99, but the ZTE Blade 3 may be the exception to this rule though.With its 4-inch WVGA screen and a 1GHz processor with 5 megapixel autofocus camera on the back paired, although quite modestly specifications, it is undeniable AWEA? Part of the price.ZTE is not affordable unknown. In the past, Android smartphones such as the ZTE Kis cost as little as £ 50 off contract. Before Kish original blade in stores as the Orange San Francisco, from blade 2, surprisingly marked San Francisco followed by Both the second Android phone packed sub-£ 100 price tag datasheets and respectable for their time.It is therefore not surprising that the ZTE Blade 3 continues the legacy of cheap materials and respectable, but unlike most any blade and despite exclusively for Virgin, the ZTE Blade 3 will carry their own brand.As already mentioned, the 4-inch LCD screen with WVGA resolution. The whole thing is powered by a Qualcomm 7227A chipset clocked at 1GHz all. With connectivity, including 3G, Wi-Fi and BluetoothThere is a 5 megapixel camera packing both autofocus and flash on the back, and when you remove the back cover you welcomed both by a 1600mAh battery and a slot for micro SD card. Add to that an internal memory of 4 GB, 2 GB which users are available, and you will not miss much.Regarding the user interface, there is a strong dose of stock Android 4.0.4 comparatively, with a number of Virgin and Google Apps after playing movies, magazines and books. A spokesman said ZTE, expecting a Jelly Bean update later in the year, but gave no indication of the date.ZTE prioritization materials in three sectors: Kis, Blade and the Great blade is 3 the low-to mid-range.We do not expect a double-heart on the line in direct competition with the Huawei Ascend G330 and other announcements ZTE reported in a few weeks at MWC.For the moment, however, we'll leave you with this video. Enjoy and keep an eye on our website for ZTE Blade 3 Review to come.