Unboxing: ZTE Chat aka Blade G Lux model V830W By Vroom Broom Zoom

Hello review watching people: this is the review dude, and today I'm going to do an unboxing of the ZTE chat smartphone with sim, and this one is a Cole's prepaid and comes with Optus. Now this is right away. I can tell you ? 3G. Only phone I was on special for $35 Australian from Cole's and there's a couple of other places where this phone can be purchased around the world and some places it's called the ZTE Blade G Luke. The model number is what that is going to go to you, which is the v8 ATW from ZTE. So here we go alright, so well.

I want to be up here. Okay, so here we have the little SIM card from Kohl's, which we won't be using this time and there's the box notice that ZTE code and follow Bob. It's so exciting. Fine, hmm, okay, lovely little packaging that simple okay. So there is the phone.

Let's see what else is in the box? Okay, we have hey, looks like my strain USB charger, adapted, still up the little plugging in crappy ones; that's pretty cool and a USB to micro, USB cord. We also have some headphones. Oh, and a battery that's going to be important later on. We also have we have the Quick Start Guide, all packaged up. Alright, let's have a good look at this, so father's.

What yet more interesting Radio say: there's the phone battery Quick Start Guide! Oh, how do I need you where do I do Oh again there a little there. We go open noise! That's removable like that! Okay! This is a four and a half inch device and comes at EE and, as I've said to you before it's from Kohl's yeah, we're better sim just now, but assume goes in a little expandable memory card in there and there you go so even double. This looks like a decent sized speaker down the bottom camera all the usual stuff. Let's pop this back on okay, so here we go. Okay, let's see if it works out of the pack, it does rah.

Okay, first impressions well she's very shiny okay, so this is plastic, is very shiny. At the back shiny, surrounds mm-hmm, okay, you've got the one off and a volume rocker on the same side. That's pretty cool I haven't had that for a little while, yes, we're in English setting up you know at the moment we're going to skip the Wi-Fi even just for now. Okay, it doesn't look very broad at the moment. Well, we'll keep looking, and we'll see what happens with the brightness okay.

Okay. Here we go, hmm very good. It's a very simple setup. Okay, so feels quite nice really in a hand. It's got something that all the edges are really rounded, so I going to bottom, it all very rounded across here rounding it at the top rounded on the edges, it's kind of like a tapered sort of interesting rounding like your typical usual three and a half inch device railing.

So then a little bulky for the camera, that's okay! There! It is okay, I, just wanna, see if I can to show you the brightness on this thing right nice. Here we go bumper right up here we go that's a bit better! Okay, too bad at all. Just fine function, yep all good button, no button! That's it! Okay! So this is the first, the first of a sub $80 phones, and it's that over $35 phone from ZTE and stay tuned for the review. I will be doing one with the next few days and tell you my thoughts after having used it for a little while, as my main phone when I'm out and about so there. It is.

If you have any questions or comments, please let me know and yeah see you next time.

Source : Vroom Broom Zoom