ZTE USA plans to launch stock Android devices, filling in the gap that Google left when it announced the abandonment of its Nexus phones.

In September, the North American subsidiary of ZTE unveiled a community poll that asked users if they will choose to use Android devices that offered a stock or similar to stock experience, which is usually found in Nexus models, according to Ubergizmo. A majority of the users agreed to have a stock experience. ZTE also asked why users prefer to use untainted Android. 

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ZTE’s poll offered participants a few options why they would choose Android, and it included the following:

• Quicker updates
• Longer support
• Cleaner user interface and skin
• Better overall performance
• Less bloatware
• Lower defects
• Greater dev support for custom ROMs

With that community poll results, ZTE can now rekindle the Nexus feel and experience upon launching Stock Android smartphones. ZTE has been welcoming customer feedback these days, so it is possible that the company will launch smartphones that offer an almost Nexus-like experience.

ZTE’s community poll is still open, and users can share their views on why they choose stock Android than customizations, The Next Web reported. However, the company has not confirmed that it is working the stock Android phone at this point in time. 

The results of the community poll will be presented to the company’s R&D team to find out if the company should create the stock Android device. The company also plan to give a reward to the participants with the most thoughtful comments.

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