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It's no iPhone though. At best it's a decently performing Android phone with some interesting features, a disappointingly plastic build and a poor camera. It definitely shouldn't be your first choice, but if you're on a budget and looking for a unlocked phone with some design panache and interesting features, it's worth looking into. Let's be brutally honest here. When they picked it up, however, they discovered two things: one, the phone feels much lighter than you'd expect, and two, it doesn't feel as classy as the Cupertino-designed handset.
The Blade S6 is slightly larger with a 5-inch display and thicker at 7. It's also no surprise to find that the phone's front glass display shares the same rounded corners as the iPhone 6. You'll find the home button at the bottom of the display, a round circle that seems to invoke Apple's TouchID sensor but there isn't one.
There are two additional buttons, the back and menu, but these are hidden when not in use. You're able to switch the back button to either the right or left, too. These keys are touch sensitive and vibrate when tapped. Turn the phone around and you'll find a faux-aluminum plastic rear.
It feels cheap to hold, and there's even a "Designed by ZTE in California" marking, seemingly just to further emulate Apple. Located further up on the back is the megapixel camera, and the placement's pretty similar to where you'll find it on the iPhone. As it's quite close to the edge, however, you'll have to make sure not to block it with your fingers when taking landscape shots. The audio jack is located right at the top of the phone.
On the whole, I didn't like the Blade S6's design. It seems to blatantly rip off Apple's thoughtful design process, which is not uncommon with some China-made phones. Other Chinese companies such as OnePlus and Xiaomi have already shown they are capable of being original, however, so it just seems to be bad form on ZTE's part. Furthermore, the liberal borrowing of Apple design elements means it's unlikely to be released in the US, where I suspect Apple would be more than happy to take legal action to defend its work.
Of course, to get hardware like that at this price point, compromises need to be made -- particularly the screen. It has a p display, not the p resolution usually found on higher-end devices. This isn't necessarily bad, since it's usually very hard to tell the difference between these resolutions on a smaller device. The colors, vibrancy and viewing angles of the display are pretty good as well, so it's no loss here. The phone is powered by a 2,mAh battery, which is a tad on the low side these days see below for my battery test.
Like newer phones released this year, the Blade S6 comes running Android Lollipop 5. The skin comes with its own color schemes, themes and the ability to change the animations of the home screen easily. To stand out from other Lollipop phones, ZTE has included a software tweak called Smart Sense, which are basically gesture commands you can use to quickly access certain features. Before you get all hung up over the custom skin job though, ZTE has kept some elements of stock Lollipop, such as the notification system and the dialer.
The Smart Sense features aren't turned on by default, so you'll need to enable them in the settings. From there, you can select the various features you want enabled. For example, shake the phone to turn the flashlight on and off, or raise the phone up to a landscape position and hit the volume up button to turn on the rear camera. The middle of Samsung's new Galaxy S20 devices is powerful and large, without being ridiculous. New cameras, longer battery life, Night Mode, a goofy selfie feature and a price drop Premium, pocketable and packed with all the features you need to level up your photography