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at two hundred dollars prepaid the ZTE boost max plus sounds like a great value especially when you consider premium phablets cost upward from six hundred dollars unlocked but if you're looking for a budget device the max plus does make some compromises for its low price first off the basics the handset is big like I said before it has a 5.7 inch display and features a 720 pixel resolution but it's also big in terms of other phablets as its heavier and thicker than its competitors overall it runs Android 5.0 lollipop with some preloaded apps from boost mobile and it has a 1.2 gigahertz quad-core processor you'll also get two gigs of ram 16 gigs of memory built in an expandable storage up to 64 gigs on the front there is a 1 megapixel shooter that can record 720p do and on the back is an 8 megapixel camera that can record 1080p video however photo quality isn't that great the flash can cast a blue light on objects and even when you don't turn on the flash you could sometimes see this blue hue overlaid on photos the phone also has very little on board available storage so you may run into trouble storing your files immediate content one good feature however is that the phone has a 3.4 amp your hour battery which lasted an impressive 13 hours and 20 minutes during our own testing for continuous video playback the ZTE boost max plus is a decent enough budget handset but if you're willing to spend more for a big screen device without splurging all together the motorola moto x pure edition is a good halfway point if you can however and want to keep within the two hundred dollar price bracket the LG G stylo is more reliable comes with a stylus and is worth looking into again I'm Lynn and you've been checking out the ZTE boost max plus you