Battery Life: 8.0/10
As compared with smartphones of similar high end specifications, the ZTE Blade S6 Plus comes with capacity of 3,000mAh. On regular use, you can easily extract a day and a half out of the ZTE Blade S6 Plus. With the use of power saver mode, you can save some battery power.
Final Verdict – Go For It.
Now the question comes whether one should buy this ZTE Blade S6 Plus or not is a tricky question. The ZTE Blade S6 Plus is priced well for its features and performance but with only 2GB RAM, many people will find issues with multitasking. ZTE has also planned Blade S6 Lux with better memory for the more demanding users. Currently no details are available by when that phone will be there in market with a difference of just US$30 (Rs. 2000).
5.5-inch screen size can be big for some users. All in all, ZTE Blade S6 Plus is a good buy considering the high end 13 MP Sony camera, 16GB inbuilt storage and expandable storage of 32 GB along with the sleek looks of iPhone powered by Android Lollipop 5.0. If you are content with 2GB RAM then go ahead with ZTE Blade S6 Plus.
Camera performance has been improved by a lot as compared to ZTE Blade S6 and the daylight images do have an edge over the ones coming out of similar category smartphones. Low light photography is still a miss. The battery life of the ZTE Blade S6 Plus is quite good. With the ZTE testing the waters with mid range smartphones category it seems there focus is to market themselves in this US$270 bracket.
With Blade series ZTE is no longer a brand which caters only to low range category. Having survived the budget market for years, ZTE has now sets its eyes on mid range of the market. Unibody plastic material inspired body will appeal to those who stayed away from bulky phones. ZTE has always been an affordable phone brand but now the times are changing and started giving challenge to Xiaomi, Samsung, HTC, and OPOs of the world.