ZTE Blade Zmax VS Huawei Sensa LTE Speed Test!! By Paul Tech

Hey, what's going on everybody, Paul tech here, and today I got another comparison: video for you, I got the ZTE Blade Max for Metro PCS to my left, and then I got the Huawei sunset LTE device. My device here is from simple mobile, but I believe they also sell a model for Straight Talk wireless as well, so I figured these two are, you know pretty popular, affordable devices on the market, and you might be considering one or the other, so I figure I'll go ahead and put these two to a speed test, and we'll see in this video just how well these two perform against each other, and hopefully it'll help you out in which device might be the better option for you. So we're going to go ahead and start this off with a boot up test, so we're going to start these up at the exact same time. So here we go as you can see right there, ZTE powered by Android Huawei powered by Android, so the wall, a sensitive Isis I, actually dropped in price. Quite a bit. It's actually being sold for around $60 right now for Straight Talk wireless and just saw advertising about that, and the blade Max has actually been reduced in price as well.

So a metro PCs, they got poured over specials and aligned instant rebates. So you can actually pick these up at a very affordable price. But let's go ahead and see here which device is going to get us to the lock screen the fastest, and it should be one of these ready and there it is the Huawei, since it does get us to the lock screen first next and when it comes to the rear-mounted fingerprint sensors they're, both pretty accurate, but I wouldn't have to give the upper hand to the ZTE blade Max. The fingerprint sensor is just a hair faster than the Huawei cents and to the home screen down. Now with the ZTE Blade Max, you are getting a six-inch full HD display on the wall.

We sensei getting a 5.5-inch full HD display as well app drawer on the blade Max. Now there is no, after on the wall, waste sensitive ice, but of course you can always download Nova Launcher and be good to go jumping into settings here. I want to share with you would version of Android both of these spices are running on the blade c-max you've got 7.1.1 nougat and on the Huawei sensor, the EMU eye 4.1 along with android 6.0.1 marshmallow, so unfortunately, the Huawei, since it never got updated to new, which is a shame because it is a good device and too many budget devices get stuck, and they don't get that update to the next version of Android. All right, everything's been cleared up. Opening up calculator does appear a little faster there on the blades Emacs.

Let's go ahead and open up the clock now and wow that was very close. I want to say they open up at the same time, opening up the camera application. That is the blades Emacs opening up CPU now, and that is the blades Emacs Qualcomm Snapdragon 435 and all the Huawei Senna we got. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 clocked at 1.5, gigahertz outscore processor is on both adrenal 505 in the blade's Emacs adrenal 405 on the Huawei Senna. The dialer is faster there on the blades Emacs Google+ now and Google+ is faster on the blade c-max back to the home screen open it, the Google Play Store.

Now there we go and that is faster on the blades Emacs, not one thing, I know with the Huawei cents a device once you start getting a lot of applications open in the background, not even a lot. You will notice some slowdown and some sluggish. This starts to occur, so we might be noticing that here on the Huawei sensor, but we'll see, so we got YouTube open. We got a video playing in the background there. Let's open up Twitter now here we go and Twitter is faster on the blade's Emacs and let's see what else we got there, and they fell mobile right.

So NFL Mobile is faster on the blade c-max oblate c-max. Does take that one and, like I said you know, once you get these applications open in the background you know the Huawei sensitive ice tends to slow down. So you know my recommendation. If you do own the Huawei since I keep the background. Hops cleared down to a minimum, but we do get it open there.

So back to the home screen now and next, let's open up MLB at bat, and it looks to be the ZTE Blade Max does open up MLB at bat, so we're still waiting on the Huawei sensor there. It's still loading the application there. So we'll give it a couple more seconds, and it should be loaded enough anytime. Now there we go, so it's going to exit out there back to the home screen, and we'll go ahead and open up Best Buy now, and that is the blade c-max does open up. Best Buy there faster following is the Huawei sen sit device? Alright, one more application here, NBC here we go, and it looks like it's going to be.

The blade Max does open up NBC app faster there and there is the Huawei Sensei. So the next couple applications are going to be gaming applications here, so pixel gun 3d go ahead and open up that now. I actually just recently started playing this game. My kids really do love this game, so I went ahead and downloaded it to these devices. Here, they're big fans of like Minecraft Roblox.

They love those type of games. So this is a good game to check out. If you haven't checked it out, if you like those type of Minecraft, Roblox type of games, you might like this one here and so let's go ahead and see which one is going to load the fastest here, either it's going to be the blades Emacs or the Huawei Sensei looks like it's gonna, be pretty close hard to say at this point, and it is the blades Emacs. As you can see, there did load up the game faster, as you can see, I can pretty much go ahead and get into the gameplay and the Huawei sensitive ice is still loading and there it is alright, so exiting out of there back to the home screen and just fix the orientation here on the blade, Max, alright, so next game we're going to be opening up is smash hit. So here we go, so we'll see which device can get us into the game play the fastest here smash hit.

This is another game. I really do enjoy playing as well, and it is the blades Emacs does get us there faster, we'll get a little gameplay going on there, exit out back to the home screen and just fix the blades Emacs there. Alright, so one last game will open up and that is going to be Temple, Run 2. So here we go, and it looks like it's gonna, be the blade. C-Max looks like it's gonna.

Take all three of these games: loading them the fastest, but you never know the one way sensitive ice might take temple run to here. But it's looking like the blades Emacs is just loading up a lot faster than the Huawei sensor device there, as you can see already ready to get into the gameplay and there it goes, and Huawei sensei is still loading. Now the one-way sensor is not a bad device is it is actually a perfect device, but, like I said, once you get a lot of those apps open. In the background you deal, you will see some sluggishness, some slowdown on the wall, a sensor, so we're going to go through some RAM management. Here, it's open up the calculator, and it is faster on the blades Emacs.

We did keep all the fives there on the calculator which is nice, and we'll go ahead and open up o'clock now and tad bit faster there on the blade is Emacs see what else we can open up, let's open up the camera application and that is faster on the blades Emacs. So let's go ahead and go back and see what else we can open up here, and we'll go ahead and open up CPU Z and that is faster on the blade c-max. Let's go ahead and open up next, let's skip the dialers, go to Google+ now open that up and again faster on the blades Emacs. So we'll do a couple more of these: let's go ahead and open up the Google Play Store. Let's do that one see if they opened up right where we had left off on the application there and that was faster on the Huawei sensitive ice.

As you can see there alright and see what else we got. Let's do a YouTube application. Now you see if they pretty much load or start right where we had left off on the video of mine, and it does on the blades Emacs and on the Huawei sense. It basically starts YouTube from the start of the application. So let's go ahead and move on to this one here and NFL Mobile is faster on the blade c-max as well.

Alright, we'll open up a couple of games now and let's go ahead and open up Temple Run 2, and it appears like it's going to be faster on the blade Max there, and I think they're just going to refresh the entire application from the star from what it looks like sweating back up out of there and let's go ahead and do let's just smash hit. Now, let's open up that application, so we're going to open up smash, hit now and faster opening up on the blade c-max and, let's see if it goes into our gameplay, and it takes us to the menu option there and the Huawei sensei is still loading up there. All right, so I went to the RAM management a little there. Let's go into geek bench for now and as you can see, you get some device specifications there if you're interested in that. Moving on to the other side operating system, GPU resolution pixels per inch, so we're going to run this, and I'll show you the numbers right now.

So here we go blade. Z max comes in with a single core score of 674 Huawei sense, s60, 7 multi-core score is 2500 97 of the blades Emacs and 1906 on the wall. We sense a device. So, as you can see, the blades Emacs does have the higher numbers when it comes to Geek bench 4. Let's go ahead and run the an tutu benchmark test now, okay, so the test is finished.

We got a score of forty-six thousand three hundred and seventy-nine on the ZTE blade, Z Max and a score of thirty-nine thousand one hundred and ninety-nine on the Huawei sense at all the device. So those are the numbers there. As you can see, the ZTE blade Z max does score higher than the Huawei sense, a device so to wrap up this speed test. Comparison like I, said I like both of these devices they're, both good. If you're on simple mobiles, you know that's a good option to pick up the Huawei Sent, but when it comes down to is which device is going to perform faster, more fluid, and it is definitely going to be the ZTE Blade Max.

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Source : Paul Tech