ZTE Flash Pro Reviews

Other than the Sprint Flash's support for 4G LTE and its minimalistic UI, the device doesn't have much going for it. It's laggy internal speeds lag make old flagship handsets like the Galaxy Nexus and the HTC Evo 4G LTE (both of which are $99) look more appealing. And if you can spare an extra $70, your choices get even better. You can get the same 4G LTE speeds, but a faster processor, higher quality screen, and better camera with the LG Optimus G, Samsung Galaxy S III, and the Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE as well. True, the Flash isn't exactly comparable with these top-notch phones, but it does promise a powerful 12-megapixel camera. And while I do admire the ambition, the fact that its camera fails to deliver just shows once more how ZTE isn't ready for prime time (I said it with its Warp Sequent and I'll say it here again). My advice for ZTE would be to give me a reliable phone with a great 8-megapixel (or even 5!) camera than a poor 12-megapixel camera.