Straight Talk ZTE Rapido Android Prepaid Smartphone

i Had my phone less then a year and now it wont do anything I plugged it in and nothing it worked fine at 9:30 pm and then it didn't work at 3:00 AM so i am not happy that my phone just happened to break in just a couple of hours. And not to mention it would keep messing up on my apps and wouldn't let me type a full sentence i would only let me type one word and would take my keyboard away. i was not happy with this phone at all.

I bought this phone last year and became so frustrated I went back to an iphone within 2 weeks. However, I recently accidentally ran over my iphone (dont ask) and had to activate this phone again. Trying to text on this phone is an excercise in futlity. Spell check finally just told me "I got nothing for you! What language is this?". Seriously, its slow, the keyboard is awful for texting, screen goes blank, etc. I will sell a kidney if I have to so I can go but another phone.

I really liked this phone at first. It has just enough capability that I'm not overwhelmed and I'm not short on space either. It seems to have slowed down, despite me cleaning it constantly, and it does weird things with my picture albums like making it's own "browser images" album with nothing in it. It's a decent phone though, for the price.

I've been using this phone for a year struggling with it. I have many apps on my Play Store list and it bugs me I can't get them all. I have apps that are as large as 150MB and this phone onl has 1.5GB storage space plus the 4GB internal SD card. Now that doesn't sound right how Straight Talk set it up...and on the processor speed, with it being a LTE phone it should have a quad core instead of a dual core. I would never recommend this phone to a single soul.

Been a ST customer for 2 years. Back then on third try settled for a LG Showtime on Verizon (800mhz single core proceessor with 2GB internal, 4.0OS, maybe 768mb ram). Rapido is on Verizon has 1.2Ghz dual core with 8GB? internal, 4.1 OS, 1GB ram. and is the only Verizon 4G LTE phone. Should be way better, right? Native GPS function kept on causing lockup. Prior phone never locked up. With four times as much internal why couldn't I load the same number of apps I had on the prior phone (No, this is not a case (problem) of external SD storage vs. internal). In fact, as near as I could determine there was well over 2 GB of internal that was not used and could not be used. Don't know if 4G LTE was any good because it bounced on and off so much. Never tested the camera as this is not a big thing to me. As a pure phone there was little, if any, difference in call quality. On the positive side the screen was far superior but since apps didn't run or couldn't be loaded or internet utilized, what's it matter? Hope this helps. After five days I restored factory settings and returned. Have purchased the S3 on Verizon (no 4G LTE) and it's the slowest, oldest S3 version but hope springs eternal...