Had this for about a month. Great flip phone, works well for texting and calling. Camera is surprisingly great, about the quality of the iPhone 4/5. You can text an email address a photo and it will actually send through email (much better than setting up email in the "email" app). Interestingly, you can also "reply" to the email on your computer, and you can send media back to your phone that way (like HD pictures or videos). Google maps is functional and is convenient in dire circumstances. The YouTube app works, and unfortunately for me, YouTube shorts is usable (you scroll between videos by using the directional pad to click an up or down button with an on-screen cursor). Audio sounds great with headphones and whenever I ride the subway I listen to music through YouTube or a third-party radio app. I chose the unlimited talk and text plan, and after auto-refilling, it came out to only $15 a month. One problem: It seems others have had this issue—occasionally the screen will go to static or black and everything will crash. Sometimes the phone resets itself, but usually the only fix is to remove the battery, put it back in again, and turn on the phone. This is my go-to way to hard-reset the phone. It happens about once a week or so. Another slight problem: if you want a flip phone that is perfectly "snappy" (lightning-fast responses to input), then don't choose this phone. For example, when checking new text messages, it can take about 5 seconds to load what has been received. Not a big deal, but noticeable if you're transitioning from a current-generation smartphone. After only ever owning a smartphone, this was a great change. I find myself reading more and spending less time online. Occasionally, people make fun of me, but owning this phone has made me more present in reality.

This little flip phone is great for the price. It's a great starter phone for people who aren't that tech savvy. As soon you take it out the box charge it because it was completely dead and wouldn't turn on at first. The only issue is the keyboard. It's the T9 style of texting and you have to have patience. I'll purchase again for a quick on the go phone.

I tried two of these that both have the same issue. At the most, I can only get one bar of signal strength in any area. The phone works fine, but it will only show a low signal. The carrier told me that either the internal antennas are bad or the phone firmware is not working properly.

I wanted a simple cell phone that I could make calls and receive calls. I didn't want all the bells and whistles, more like the very first fliphones that were available years ago. However my great-grandkids tell me that this phone is very nice and I just need to read the manual and learn how to use it.

I was worried about purchasing something used. I was pleasantly surprised to find it was in great condition and perfect working order. I will definitely consider this option more often.

I almost forgot how to operate one of these. I do wish they would have left out the wifi capabilities. It's very difficult to maneuver the mouse on this type of phone. As far as the phone goes, it has a large front display and large buttons, perfect for seniors. Very loud, simple ringtones as well.

I bought this phone had it less the 2 months and it completely crapped out I did everything as instructed to rebbot but can not get it to turn on I would not suggest this product to anyone as it is junk Leo

its ok not greaat