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ZTE Blade Z Max Hands-on Review: 6-inch Screen, Dual Cameras for $130

ZTE Blade Z Max Hands-on Review: 6-inch Screen, Dual Cameras for $130

Posted on August 15, 2017March 29, 2019 By Jarvis

ZTE’s Blade Z Max is the rare smartphone that combines all the features you could want — a 6-inch full-HD display, a mammoth 4,080-mAh battery, a dual-lens camera and a fingerprint sensor that runs Android Nougat — at an ultralow price. But is this $130 unicorn too good to be true?

I went hands-on with ZTE’s new MetroPCS-exclusive handset to see just how premium a budget phone can be.

Design Within Reach

Don’t expect an edge-to-edge AMOLED display or finely brushed aluminum from a $130 phone, but ZTE did put some thought into the Blade Z Max’s design.
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