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Pocket-lint have published a review of the Orange San Francisco Android handset. 'The Orange San Francisco is the network's adaptation of the ZTE Blade. It is a budget Android handset, offering up entry-level hardware specs but coming forward with a cracking display and offering Android 2.1, albeit with a heavy dose of Orange customisation by default. ZTE isn't a company that has a high profile in the UK, but anyone who has an interest in mobile phones will have undoubtedly heard of the Chinese mobile phone giant. Orange has been producing its own-branded devices for many years (as have the other networks) and once HTC was an OEM supplier, just as ZTE is in this case. The Orange San Francisco is one of the most surprising devices of 2010, but could also mark the beginning of the rise of ZTE in Europe.'

Tech Radar have published a review of the Orange San Francisco Android handset. 'For a budget handset, the build is lovely. The chassis feels very solid, its slate grey main colour is appealing, and the sliver highlights on the long edges look reasonably cool too, though of course they're plastic and not metal. The Orange San Francisco is fairly thin at 11.8mm, and narrow at 56.5mm, while its height of 116mm is average. If we were being fussy we'd say that the weight is a bit on the heavy side at 130g, but it's not a big deal. Overall the Orange San Francisco feels quite comfortable to hold and is easy to pocket.'