M5 | 4G | Android 13 | Play Store | Dual Sim Card | Touch Screen | Smart Phone

Slow and annoying phoneThings keep clicking on the screen without me askingMoves really slowly and many apps crashThe 2 SIM card option doesn't work at allNot worth this exorbitant price in any way!

This device is exactly what I was expecting. It's a smartphone in a dumbphone body. It's not the latest and greatest in any aspect. Screen is good enough, sound is good enough, speed is good enough, bluetooth works great, apps run great.I removed google play services and google services framework, along with a few other needless applications, using universal android debloater. Battery life on standby is 3-6 days. If you keep google services you can expect less than half of that.I don't want notifications on this dinky device, so missing google services is no issue. Google maps would not run correctly without, but Waze runs just fine. Spotify works with no issues and I have streamed to several different devices via Bluetooth.If you need more from a device than this I would suggest something a bit more robust. I don't think this is a device for heavy users. Xiaomi makes the F21 and F22 series, though if you want all of the T-Mobile LTE bands (including 71) you will have to do some serious legwork and risk bricking your device.After a week I am very happy with having spent $230ish on a like-new, pre-owned M5. Came with the box, screen protector (x2, one applied already), charger/cable, and a case! It's a great primary phone for use alongside my Unihertz Titan.

This phone is one of a kind as it has dual sim and smart phone features and works in USA. It's the only feature phone that has these attributes in USA. This phone is a good enough piece only if you don't want a full size smart phone but can't live with just a basic phone.The battery can't make it through the day unless you have all data tuned off. The charge port is week, and charging is very slow.The price paid is bonkers and I would only recommend it if you must have some smart phone capability. Otherwise, this phone is stuck 10 years back in time. The RAM is slow and storage is a laughable 32 GB and non expandable. shockingly it supports Android Auto. The screen is microscopically small and has no facial recognition or finger print unlock. The calling app does not remember what number you used last for a contact or for a return call, meaning you have to select what sim to use before each call.If you are looking to transition away from a full size phone, this might be a good choice, but you are going to be inconvenienced.

This phone is perfect a form function for what a lot of people are wanting. A phone with no enticement to spend hours at a time pouring over a screen. However, they have not made it powerful enough to keep it from crashing when using android auto. And the build quality is certainly lacking for the price tag.I was looking for my phone to do 3 things above being a dumb phone; run Spotify, run maps, run android auto. So, the fact that this hits a black screen half of the time after connecting to my car, and requiring a hard restart to fix, WHEN IT COSTS $300 is unacceptable... Unfortunately, there is not a lot of competition out in this space, so you don't have a lot of other choice.My thought, go for a cheaper android semi-dumb phone that is 1/5 of the price like the CAT S22 flip.

I purchased this phone under the impression it would work with T-Mobile, as advertised. Despite numerous attempts to set it up, it simply doesn’t connect to the network. The compatibility claims are misleading, and this has been a complete waste of time and money. Feels like a scam—don’t fall for it!

Can barely handle running apps - god forbid you want to use android auto, takes forever to launch and constantly crashes.Dropped the phone about 18" in the case and the screen shattered - included screen protector is thin and soft plastic.Want to love it for what it is - but I just can't - waste of money unfortunately

This basic smartphone is best chasddish look phone strongest and fast faster from the qin f21 it's android 13

The phibe is a great idea however I find you almost never use the buttons and when you do they're not very cooperative, also no mater if you have a pasccode or bot on the phobe it will unlock and go through apps and such in your pocket. It's almost there but not quite.