ZTE Racer

By BrightHub on April 18, 2011

Welcome to another review of a cheap ZTE smartphone, in today's episode we introduce the ZTE Racer, the phone that essentially sparked off the low-end smartphone war.The ZTE Racer is one of ZTE's most adventurous forays into the world of Android...

By PC Advisor on March 07, 2011

The ZTE Racer is a value-for-money Android handset, Aimed at occasional users and teenagers, rather than those seeking a business-orientated phone, the ZTE Racer offers most of the functions associated with a smartphone for a fraction of the cost....

By 3G UK on September 23, 2010

The Racer is a decent phone to use, but it’s let down by the resistive screen, which makes it hard to recommend. A better option is the HTC Wildfire, another budget Android phone, which is fast, comfortable to use and features an improved...

By Mobile Choice on September 21, 2010

Though the Racer has a lot going for it, there are rivals out there that are better priced, or offer a lot more for only a little extra cash...

By Pocket-lint on September 16, 2010

You get what you pay for and despite a few annoying niggles, this is worth looking at if you want Android without breaking the bankKey specs3 megapixels, 3.5mm jack, 3G, Android, Bluetooth, FM radio, GPRS, GPS, GSM, HSDPA, Li-ion battery, microSD, MP3...

By Expert Reviews on August 26, 2010

Great battery life and price make this budget Android handset seem like excellent value, but the poor screen and camera are a let-down...

By Trusted Reviews on August 25, 2010

The price of lower-end Android phones has been steadily falling, but the Racer from Chinese manufacturer ZTE sets a new benchmark. Available from Three for just £109.99 on Pay As As you Go with a £10 top-up included in the price, the Racer is...

By TechRadar on August 24, 2010

The world is going Android crazy, with Google currently registering 200,000 activations per day. Is that a reflection of the popularity of the operating system or the sheer number of phones now jumping on board? It's probably a mixture of both but,...

By V3.co.uk on August 13, 2010

A smartphone that runs on Android for under £100 is always going to be an eye-catching offering, and in some areas the Racer is a highly competent device. But some will find the cheap touch-screen interface and small screen a hindrance to quick,...