ZTE Quartz Smartwatch Review 2017

In this Post I will Show you  ZTE Quartz Smartwatch Review 2017. The ZTE Quartz Smartwatch  is an affordable intro to Android Wear 2.0. ZTE’s strategy to entice smartwatch buyers is obvious: make a decent wearable that’s cheaper than anything else on the market. ZTE Quartz Smartwatch For Full Detail Visit http://amzn.to/2yAMDAk

Hardware

The Quartz doesn't look cheap, but its design isn't exciting either. Its inoffensive aesthetic can easily be jazzed up, though. You can swap out the default blue-and-black strap for other standard 22mm options. Of course, that adds to the price, but ZTE figures you'd probably want the option of changing the band on pricier smartwatches, too.

You'll also find the Quartz's AMOLED display adequate for the small words and images you'll be viewing. It has a round, 400 x 400 screen that is bright, sharp and colorful. But it's unfortunately surrounded by an unsightly ring of dead black space. On the case's edge, at the two o'clock position, is a button you can press to go home or long-press to summon the Google Assistant. The placement is somewhat awkward, since most watches put it at three o'clock, and you'll have to reach ever so slightly further to hit it.

In use

I was concerned that the Quartz's affordability would come with a compromise on performance. But it wasn't significantly slower than more-expensive watches I've tested. The Quartz runs smoothly most of the time, although it occasionally hiccups when launching apps or installing a game via the Play Store. It's also slow to respond to voice commands, whether I'm asking to translate a phrase, write a message or call a friend. But other Android Wear 2.0 devices, like the Tag Heuer Connected Modular 45 and the LG Watch Style, suffer similar delays when dealing with speech.

The competition

Of the handful of watches on the market that come with Android Wear 2.0 already installed, the ZTE Quartz Smartwatch has the lowest price and one of the biggest batteries. Plus, with its cellular support, the Quartz offers more functionality than its closest competitor (in terms of price), the LG Watch Style.

how get features like Android Pay and heart rate monitoring, you'll have to spring for the $350 LG Watch Sport or the $300 Huawei Watch 2. Neither of these options is very stylish, though. For a better-looking watch, you might want to wait for one of Fossil Group's 300 upcoming Android Wear models, from brands like Michael Kors, Kate Spade and DKNY. Still, none of the competition is as affordable as the ZTE Quartz, and its battery life is above average, making it a good option for the budget conscious. For More Smartwatch Detail Visit this Store http://nomazon.ga

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