 Hi, this is Jeff with The Verge, and today we're taking a look at the ZTE Grand S. It's ZTE's new flagship phone for 2013, and its biggest claim to fame is the 5-inch 1080p screen. So just like other 5-inch 1080p phones that are on the market, it's very big, very bright. It doesn't feel too huge in your hand, but I mean, you can obviously tell that it's a 5-inch screen. The colors look really nice, it's very sharp, very bright. Viewing angles are very nice as well. It packs inside a 1.5 gigahertz quad-core S4 Pro, so like a very fast chip. You can tell just scrolling around, opening and closing apps. Certainly feels snappy. Otherwise, you've got an LTE radio inside, we've got 2 gigabytes of RAM, and yeah, it's running Android 4.1 under the hood, so the latest Android software, although it's very heavily skinned. Doesn't really look much like Jelly Bean at all. In particular, we've got this really weird back button here, so you can position this wherever you want on the screen. It really is just another back button, so we can go back to the previous, it's a bad example. So yeah, we can go back to the home screen, and you can actually press and drag it out to expand it to a full set of buttons. We have capacitive buttons along the bottom as well. And yeah, the materials, it's made out of a polycarbonate, it's a unibody design. It doesn't feel too bad. It's matte, so it doesn't attract fingerprints too much. And while it feels a little bit light, it doesn't feel overly cheap. We've got a volume rocker on the right hand side. We have the sleep-wake button up top, 3.5 millimeter headphone jack, 16 gigabytes of storage inside, expandable with micro SD, and yeah, 13 megapixel camera. So very high resolution, shoots 1080p video as well, and yeah, there really isn't too much more to say about it. The software is a little quirky, but yeah, otherwise a decent phone. Five inches, 1080p, 2013, here it is, the ZTE Grand S.
 Hi, this is Jeff with The Verge, and today we're taking a look at the ZTE Grand S. It's
 ZTE's new flagship phone for 2013, and its biggest claim to fame is the 5-inch 1080p
 screen.
 So just like other 5-inch 1080p phones that are on the market, it's very big, very bright.
 It doesn't feel too huge in your hand, but I mean, you can obviously tell that it's a
 5-inch screen.
 The colors look really nice, it's very sharp, very bright.
 Viewing angles are very nice as well.
 It packs inside a 1.5 gigahertz quad-core S4 Pro, so like a very fast chip.
 You can tell just scrolling around, opening and closing apps.
 Certainly feels snappy.
 Otherwise, you've got an LTE radio inside, we've got 2 gigabytes of RAM, and yeah, it's
 running Android 4.1 under the hood, so the latest Android software, although it's very
 heavily skinned.
 Doesn't really look much like Jelly Bean at all.
 In particular, we've got this really weird back button here, so you can position this
 wherever you want on the screen.
 It really is just another back button, so we can go back to the previous, it's a bad
 example.
 So yeah, we can go back to the home screen, and you can actually press and drag it out
 to expand it to a full set of buttons.
 We have capacitive buttons along the bottom as well.
 And yeah, the materials, it's made out of a polycarbonate, it's a unibody design.
 It doesn't feel too bad.
 It's matte, so it doesn't attract fingerprints too much.
 And while it feels a little bit light, it doesn't feel overly cheap.
 We've got a volume rocker on the right hand side.
 We have the sleep-wake button up top, 3.5 millimeter headphone jack, 16 gigabytes of
 storage inside, expandable with micro SD, and yeah, 13 megapixel camera.
 So very high resolution, shoots 1080p video as well, and yeah, there really isn't too
 much more to say about it.
 The software is a little quirky, but yeah, otherwise a decent phone.
 Five inches, 1080p, 2013, here it is, the ZTE Grand S.