ZTE surely took its time to enter the high-end smartphone market in the United States, but the Axon Pro proves that the weight has been well worth it. The newcomer presents a convincing package of well thought-out looks, superb build quality, high-end spe...
The competitively priced ZTE Axon Pro has a crisp display and a stylish design, and its capable dual rear camera comes packed with useful photo tools
The phone's call volume is low and its battery life is unexceptional
The ZTE Axon Pro is powerful, stylish and inexpensive, but the OnePlus 2 has a lower price and more compelling features...
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Published: 2018-03-25, Author: Mark , review by: mbreviews.com
Abstract: Not that long ago, with a budget under 300 dollars you could only afford a borderline-decent smartphone, with a low performance, a weak camera and overall, there was a mile between it and the more expensive, high-end flagship phones. But, a couple of year...
You can pick up the Axon Pro in Phthalo Blue, Ion Gold, and Chromium Silver from outlets like Amazon, and Newegg for around $400 for the 32GB model and $450 for the 64GB. Considering that many other flagships of the same specifications will run you anywhe...
Performance on par with phones costing hundreds more, Impressive headphone audio, Full manual controls in camera, Fully compliant with all major GSM networks in the US
No dual front speakers, though room is there for them, Only available in 32GB storage option, We've seen some intermittent software issues, Battery life is questionable
A few years ago we would have never imagined seeing a phone like the Axon Pro, especially from a company not known for building premium devices. My hat's off to ZTE for being able to jump into a "new" market of less expensive, but still high-end phones an...
The HiFi Audio included in the Axon Pro is just amazing. It's something that I wish every phone would include. Also something I wish ZTE would bring to the included speaker on the Axon Pro, ZTE did an amazing job with the display here. If you've used or s
Battery life is my biggest complaint here. Not being able to get through a full day without needing to charge it is an issue. And an issue I haven't had to deal with much in 2015, and even 2014, The camera is okay, in some situations. But it's not amazing
ZTE surprised me with the Axon Pro, and surprised in a good way. I wasn't expecting a whole lot from ZTE with this phone. But they blew me away. Take away the battery issues, and this is as close to the perfect phone as you can get. ZTE seemed to do a...
Published: 2015-08-12, Author: Dan , review by: theverge.com
Fast performance, Good battery life, Fast charging
Ho-hum design, Average camera, Weird software tweaks
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Published: 2015-08-10, Author: Eric , review by: phonescoop.com
ZTE hopes consumers would rather spend $449 on the Axon Pro than $649 (or higher) for handsets like the One M9, G4, or Galaxy S6. In this case, the price point accurately reflects the value you're getting. The Axon Pro is a good high-end smartphone, but i...
