Except for its quad-core processor, we found nothing really outstanding about the Blade L2. Its dual-SIM option and 8-megapixel camera are nice touches, but might not be that great considering its feature set. The pretty dated 3.0 Bluetooth technology is a little questionable, since most 2014 models offer the 4.0 + LTE version (some even come with version 4.1). It's just like any other mid-level phone, but perhaps that is just what you want?
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We know it is just the front camera, but just a 1-megapixel selfie cam?
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Despite our efforts to find SAR (radiation) information for the ZTE Blade L2, we didn't find it, which is disappointing. How can we know how much radiation this phone generates?
- We recommend: The best low-SAR phones
Not too long ago, this smartphone's processing specs would have seemed ok, but in comparison to most recent smartphones, a 1.3GHz Mediatek MT6582M processor with just 1GB of RAM looks a little pale, compared to recent smartphones with their multi-core gigahertz processor and large RAM.
It's frustrating that we were not able to find information about its weight.
Not only does it clock at 1.3GHz, it is even quad-core.
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It sports a superior-resolution camera (8-megapixel) with the following options: Auto-focus, Geo-tagging, Panorama, Self-portrait, Continuous shooting.
- Also read: The best camera phones
** This phone is also known as: ZTE L2
*** These pros and cons are computer-generated based on our algorithm and the data we have on file for this item. If you see an error, please let us know.
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