Review on 📱 OUKITEL C21 4G Cellphone 64GB+4GB Unlocked, 6.4” FHD+ Smartphone with Helio P60, 20MP Selfie Camera, Quad Rear Cameras, 4000mAh Battery, Dual SIM, Face ID & Fingerprint, Blue by Jason Ortiz

It seems like these generic unlocked phones are popping up everywhere now. Many do not even know what they are getting themselves into. can you trust the specs?. Reviews? Delivered overnight and ready to go the next day. I took a quick look at this Oukitel phone and decided to give it a try. Worst case I'll keep it until I find a better option and send it back. But that didn't happen. In short, I consider this phone to be the ultimate unbranded bedroom phone. I've been using it daily for several weeks now, I have to say. First of all the phone radio is set up for all major bands needed for GSM (mainly band 12 for cell towers which I MUST have), MNOS. After inserting my Mint SIM card, the system automatically configured the correct APN to receive LTE and MMS data. Nothing had to be done. I believe this applies to almost every mvno you use. That's a big deal. Even if necessary, you can add and edit APNs for whatever you need to get the coverage you want. I also get VoLTE on Mint. Second, the ONLY spec I have doubts about is the cameras. The main camera works fine but I don't know if the other 3 on the back work. There may be dummies of cameras. But I wouldn't return the phone because of that. All other hardware specs are top notch. Excellent screen quality, fast and smooth app navigation, good call quality, good battery life. Even graphics-intensive games play very well. The mobile phone is comfortable to hold and is very light. The build quality is solid. The case is plastic but comes with a TPU case. The battery lasts well all day. The fingerprint sensor works well, it just takes a while to get used to its position. Face unlock works great. Two things I wish it had a 3.5mm headphone jack and fast charging. I would recommend this phone to anyone looking for reliability and quality for $$$. Chinese proprietary phone and privacy issues. Well, if you use a smartphone today, you still don't have privacy. You all see and hear all the time and for many years. Sad but true.