Verizon Wireless Salute

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Pros:

Sharp display. Good voice quality. Solid battery life.
Verizon's voice commands and optional VZ Navigator spruce up the ZTE Salute's features lineup, while its slider design, visual details, and budget price earn it bonus points.

Cons:

Looks and feels flimsy. No 3G. No music player. No easy way to transfer photos.
A dull Menu screen and bare-bones tools will disappoint customers in search of a midrange device.

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Last revision on January 19, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Sharp display. Good voice quality. Solid battery life
Verizon's voice commands and optional VZ Navigator spruce up the ZTE Salute's features lineup, while its slider design, visual details, and budget price earn it bonus points

Reviewers Didn't Like

Looks and feels flimsy. No 3G. No music player. No easy way to transfer photos
A dull Menu screen and bare-bones tools will disappoint customers in search of a midrange device

Expert reviews and ratings

The Verizon Wireless Salute is a decent slider phone with a rock-bottom price, but LG and Samsung offer more compelling budget options....

By PC Mag on October 06, 2010

Those looking for an entry-level phone at a rock-bottom price should consider the ZTE...

By cnet on September 15, 2010

The Salute does one thing really well: It manages calls, contacts and basic communication tools with ease and few frills. Those looking for a device to fulfill telephony and SMS/MMS needs should find plenty to like about the Salute. Anyone seeking...

By Phone Scoop on September 09, 2010