I love small phones. Ideal for me iPhone SE (1st generation). Too bad they don't make these anymore. In principle, this Samsung is not bad. Bought for my wife as a gift. Immediately requested an ate. Installed. The fingerprint sensor is handy. On the side of the power button. Basically, what is there to say? This is Samsung. Enabled - works. There is NFC. No complaints. Everything suits me.

I've been using it for three months now. For calls it's great. BUT as soon as the question arises of watching a video from the same YouTube, every week a new story on cleaning the phone to free up space. Got pros: * Inexpensive * Comfortable in hand * Good sound. * Good audibility when recording video - what you hear the phone records and plays back much louder. * Navigator pulls well, the sound is good. Got cons: * The PC DOES NOT SEE THE PHONE via the standard cable! The purchased TS cable…

3 gig, before that there was a huawei, too, 3g of RAM, everything is fine, but this is something, as soon as the RAM switched to the number 2, 2.1 starts slow, the action, you need to go somewhere, turn it off, something , and since this is the norm of things RAM 2, then it seems that the phone was bought precisely in order to close something and overload the phone, this is provided that I am an average user, only necessary, no games, so watch YouTube on the road, alleeeeee. . I am very…

All flaws are far-fetched. For the 10 thousandth segment, the phone is excellent. 2 months experience. Its pros: Appearance, stylish charging screen. Excellent photos for a smartphone for 10 thousand and there is a wide-angle camera. GPS works well without the Internet, but you need to download maps. Heavy - this is a plus for me, because it feels in my hand and pocket and does not fall out. With its cons. For 10 thousand they simply do not exist. Unless there is some kind of standard and short

The first thing I felt when I picked up the phone was how the back cover under the camera sags and creaks, as if in the hands of some old Chinese for 50 bucks. This feeling was further strengthened by the SIM tray, which slightly protrudes from the case on one side, and the entire frame around the screen is not the most even. The camera is there, but there is absolutely nothing to expect from it. The main lens and the front camera still shoot at the very least, but the wide and macro lenses are

This product works with direct call if you have the correct SIM card I find that some SIM cards are different so be sure to check beforehand.

I didn't like that it didn't come with a simple card and buying a new SIM card was too expensive, fingerprint scanner didn't work, the battery drained too quickly and the price was also high. high for a phone without a SIM card

Looks good but when I inserted my SIM card I got a message from Cricket (my mobile operator) saying it was not compatible. I ordered it because I saw a message specifically saying it was compatible. I wish it would work but now I have to return it.

I bought this device to have an extra device for playing Pokemon Go. If someone buys this phone for this reason or a similar one, I wouldn't recommend it. Additionally, the phone performs as expected and runs most apps without hiccups. This is a budget phone. So expect to cut corners to reach the advertised retail price.

I've read several reviews on this and other phones available and was concerned that my phone provider wouldn't be compatible, but I'm glad it works great and great! I use Metro and after a month of use I haven't had any problems with it. However, I would recommend that you read the description to ensure you are getting the right amount of storage. Great phone! No scratches, no stains!

Although this phone is a good choice for smartphone beginners, it also has its disadvantages. I recommend that you only use this phone directly with T-Mobile, Verizon, or AT&T. It is not compatible with Hello Mobile or some other low-cost providers. The highest data rate I could get with Hello Mobile is 1Mbps, but it worked with a SIM card and T-Mobile service. This tells me that Hello Mobile uses frequencies or bands that aren't widely used by T-Mobile, so they buy them cheap. Another downside