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ZOPO 3X comes with a 14 MP f/2.0 sony IMX214 rear camera which takes great pictures in good lighting conditions.
You get a 2.2GHz MediaTek MT6595 octa-core processor with GPU: PowerVR G6200 clocked at 600MHz. There’s 3GB RAM onboard with 16GB ROM which should be more than enough to run multiple apps on the phone smoothly. The problem of low internal storage is solved with a MicroSD card slot which supports cards up to 64GB in size.

With these high end specifications, you can imagine how good the performance will be on this device. The apps opened up pretty fast and we did not experience any lag while operating the device. However, like the ZP999, we were not mind blown with its performance.
So, in short the performance is better than other phones in this price range, but still we feel it could have been a little better given the specifications.



The ZOPO 3X runs on Android 4.4 Kitkat OS, but it does have some specific features which sets it apart from other smartphones in this price range.
For example, you can double tap to wake up the device, draw the letter C to open up the camera and so on. For taking calls, you just have to put the device near your ear and for muting it, just place it on a desk with the display facing down. You can even change images in a gallery or use apps by moving your hand above the front camera. Like the ZP999, these features work quite well but can be deactivated too, if you do not find it useful.

As for the connectivity, you get two MicroSim card slots which support GSM, WCDMA (HSUPA, HSDPA), & 4G LTE FDD. The above networks support the following bands: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz, WCDMA 900/1900/2100MHz and FDD-LTE 800/1800/2600MHz.

We did a GPS test on the device and we were quite impressed with the results. The device managed to lock in 21 satellites of which 9 were in use at one time. On the other hand, the Meizu MX4 and Xiaomi Mi4 only managed to lock in just 15 and 8 satellites respectively. The GPS was quite accurate too as the location was accurate up to 16 feet which was the same as the MX4.

[Ninja^F.U.B.A.R.]

No 850 WCDMA? unusual decision.

[twistyplain]

No 850 WCDMA? unusual decision.

That's actually a clever decision - you can carry this phone anywhere in the world and you'd have no shortage of high speed Internet. The 3G is great for the Americas but 4G frequencies are mostly found in other parts of the world, particularly, Europe and Asia. If you want more than 3G speed in America, you'd have to jump on a Wi-Fi network. But those are plentiful over there, right?

[cookiedough]

No 850 WCDMA? unusual decision.

That's actually a clever decision - you can carry this phone anywhere in the world and you'd have no shortage of high speed Internet. The 3G is great for the Americas but 4G frequencies are mostly found in other parts of the world, particularly, Europe and Asia. If you want more than 3G speed in America, you'd have to jump on a Wi-Fi network. But those are plentiful over there, right?

Sorry Twisty, this is incorrect.

T-Mobile networks are 1700/2100 and 1900. Which would leave you only half covered. AT&T is 850 and 1900. Again leaving you only half covered.

Definitely not a phone for USA unless you're 100% sure you're in a 1900 area.

Many 3g networks in other parts of the Americas and Asia as well are 850. Terrible decision by Zopo if these are the correct specs. And on a $270 phone? Ugh.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UMTS_networks

[twistyplain]

No 850 WCDMA? unusual decision.

That's actually a clever decision - you can carry this phone anywhere in the world and you'd have no shortage of high speed Internet. The 3G is great for the Americas but 4G frequencies are mostly found in other parts of the world, particularly, Europe and Asia. If you want more than 3G speed in America, you'd have to jump on a Wi-Fi network. But those are plentiful over there, right?

Sorry Twisty, this is incorrect.

T-Mobile networks are 1700/2100 and 1900. Which would leave you only half covered. AT&T is 850 and 1900. Again leaving you only half covered.

Definitely not a phone for USA unless you're 100% sure you're in a 1900 area.

Many 3g networks in other parts of the Americas and Asia as well are 850. Terrible decision by Zopo if these are the correct specs. And on a $270 phone? Ugh.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UMTS_networks

I was out of my depth talking about frequency support. As far as I understand. you can have a perfectly working 3G signal in one state on T-Mobile but have zero coverage in another state. After what I've found out on the Web, I'd say that the only phones that will work flawlessly on every network in the U.S. must have 850/900/1700/1900/2100 3G support.

Too bad you must buy a $500+ phone to get penta-band 3G - that's the price of current flagship phones from the biggest names in the industry.