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Spec-wise, the Blade X Max is on the lower end of some areas and higher in others. I will admit that I find it quite beautiful. While I’m not a fan of glass (especially on phones as large as this one I have been extremely careful of my handling of this device) I am a fan of the Blade X Max’s color. The Blade X Max has taken a more premium route by using glass on the back side of the device. One thing I enjoyed about the ZTE Max XL was the grippy plastic material used on the back of the device. It has a bit of heft to it, but it’s also fragile. Like the name implies, the Blade X Max is on the larger side of smartphones with a 6-inch TFT full-HD display.

32GB of internal storage, microSD card compatible.

I recently had to opportunity to review the ZTE Max XL for Boost Mobile, but today we’re going to review the new ZTE Blade X Max, a $149 device available through Cricket. Since then, many manufacturers have followed in Motorola’s footsteps, including Chinese manufacturer ZTE. The smartphone industry has seen an influx of devices which fall under the “cheap but good” category, particularly after the iconic Moto G was introduced.

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