One of the first devices we heard would support T-Mobile’s band 12 LTE last year was the ZTE ZMAX. During testing, as the “Olympia” or “Z970” and eventually got its public release as the ZMAX. But just 7 months after launch, T-Mobile has decided to stop selling the device in its own branded stores and through MetroPCS. Staff have been told to pull all inventory and related POS materials from the sales floor and keep them in the backroom safe “until further notice”. The following communication was sent to staff, making it very clear not to sell any more ZMAX units until the carrier and manufacturer have decided what to do next: “ Suspend Sales of the ZTE ZMAX Immediately (Retail, TPR, TPRi, EDPC) We’ve decided to suspend sales of the ZTE ZMAX at both T-Mobile and MetroPCS starting April 15, 2015. T-Mobile, MetroPCS and ZTE are currently evaluating the continued sale of this device.

Action Steps Do not sell anymore ZTE ZMAX devices until further notice. Pull all inventory and any related collateral of the ZTE ZMAX from the sales floor and place in your store’s backroom inventory cage until further notice.” This news comes shortly after we heard the Xperia Z3 – a much more premium device – was. Although we can’t be 100% sure, it’s a pretty good indication that ZTE’s mid-range phablet wasn’t selling as well as the companies had hoped it would. It’s not hard to see why consumers maybe weren’t enamored with the device.

But being so bad as to pull it after just 7 months? I wasn’t expecting that. Let me know what you think. Did you have an opinion on the ZMAX? I don’t know what ZTE device that you had, but the ZMAX is one of the better values on the market. It is an excellent phone for its $200-$250 price point.

My son, an apple fanboy, loves his. T-mo did not shut the phone down due to quality or lack of sales, the suspension is due to the legal case involving alleged patent infringement by ZTE gainst Vringo. All one had to do was just go to the T-mo site and see how the phone was one of the better rated devices on the site, as referenced by its customer reviews, to see that it was a very good product, that was excellent for the money. *eyeroll* I’m merely expressing surprise that ZTE was able to make a device that T-Mobile would carry. The device I tested (2 years ago) was the worst mobile device I ever had the displeasure of laying my hands on. Chidambara Ragasiyam Serial Full Episodes Free Download there.

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