ZTE X760 Review - read honest ZTE X760 reviews

The ZTE X760 is one of the newest phones to be launched this year. The phone was released by the Chinese company ZTE. The phone, though manufactured by the ZTE, has been launched by different networks in the UK itself. The phone was renamed by the companies to suit their needs. For example T Mobile released the phone as the T-Mobile Vairy Touch which was in a standard graphite casing. On the other hand Orange released the phone in an eye catching pink design which was slightly more expensive than the original X760.

Specifications:
- Size: Small slim phone with a width of 58mm
- Weight: 99 g
- Screen: Touch screen measuring 2.4 inches diagonally.
- Memory: Onboard memory can hold up to 100 phonebook entries/Memory can be expanded using the t-flash memory card slot
- Battery: Talk time of 9 hours/Long standby time expected of at least 500 hours
- Camera: 1.3MP basic digital camera/Videos can be recorded and played
- Connectivity: Dual Band GSM GPRS allowing efficient and easy roaming/WAP/Bluetooth built in
- Music: Media players can play MP3’s as well as a few video formats
- Other features: FM radio with internal antenna/PDA style virtual keyboard/Broad array of multimedia features

The phone was released as the cheapest touch screen phone in the market and definitely lives up to it. The features are pretty mediocre when compared to top class phones like the HTC Touch, but the Touch obviously has the price tag to match. The phone looks expensive when compared to phones like the Nokia 5310 which featured a glossy plastic central navigation button. This elegant design fools people into thinking that the phone is worth a lot more than the actual price. The phone is a good size and is very light. This makes it extremely pocket friendly and is easy to operate using just one hand. The curved edges also make the phone look even more compact than the phone actually is. The body of the phone is not glossy and does not attract fingerprints unlike some phones such as the LG Prada.

Overall the phone is a good buy, as it not only comes cheap, but also comes with a good range of multimedia features to match. These include an media player which can play both MP3 and MP4 allowing the user to store a good range of media in the phone. The WAP portal allows the user easy access to the internet providing the user access to email and web pages. This can be a real advantage for users who check their email regularly on the go. In addition to this, the X760 also allows users to store EBooks in the phone. This along with the media player guarantees that the user will be busy for hours with the X760. One big advantage of the phone is its extraordinary battery life which easily lasts a couple of days with moderate use. This is a big improvement over phones such as the Nokia 5610 which lasted for only a few days with moderate use.