CatCalls Mini Phone 4G Unlocked 3.0'' Touch Screen Compact Mobile Phone for Kids & Students 2000mAh Battery Cell Phone with Dual SIM Quad Core Face ID//Bluetooth/GPS 3GB+32GB Memory (XS16-Black)

Not working as expected.

Compact, lightweight, and surprisingly useful for everyday essentials. Call quality is clear and setup was easy. The screen is very small, so typing takes some getting used to, but it’s perfect as a backup phone or for reducing screen time. Overall, a great little device for minimalist use.

Can’t seem to get it to work. Turns on and the apps work. But can’t receive or take calls. Tried a different phone to see if it was the sim but it works fine in other phone, so must be the phone

Please dont buy it bought 2 of them and they broke a week later and no way of contacting the seller to ask for refund

This is a very cute, small phone and looks great. However, it stopped working within a day of use and wouldn't charge. Once the battery ran flat, the phone still wouldn't charge. Had to return, very disappointing.

This a toy - a onetime usage device! Not value for money. Gets hot too quickly when charging - potential fire hazard.

Wouldn’t recognise the SIM card, returned next day for a refund

In the process of returning. Turning the phone on (and off), there is a very low-framerate "welcome" screen. Not a problem, but not a good sign. I shortly found an app had been left open that allows the phone to display different specs to what it actually has. This includes the RAM, storage, battery life, cellular technology, operating system/version, and the name of the phone model. Setting some of these to the "real" option revealed that the phone has much less RAM and storage capacity than the item title and description state. (1GB, and 16GB if I recall correctly). Playing around with it, the remaining storage space also reduced noticeably (from ~22% full to ~33% full) just from saving settings and taking a few pictures. The phone is "unlocked", however it didn't find my new sim card suitable, even after fixes such as restarting the phone, re-inserting the card, and clearing the Sim Toolkit cache. The battery wasn't sure whether it had 2 days of power left or 18, as its estimations varied wildly. Other: Trying out the camera and the voice recorder I wasn't impressed with the quality, but you get what you pay for. There is no socket for a headphone jack, despite holes for it on the free case, the storage space for music, and an fm radio app which is made useless (it needs headphones to act as antenna). Despite being able to charge the phone via usb, I didn't seem to be able to access the storage by connecting it to a computer, which I don't recommend, because: When I connected the phone to my private (not public!) wi-fi to check for updates, it automatically downloaded an app called "com.ourmegame.dya5games", which is suspicious and presumably malware. The browser also demands access to your data, camera, microphone etc. otherwise it won't let you use the internet. While there is a distinct shortage of smaller smartphones available on the market, this phone goes perhaps too small, as the touchscreen can be fiddly for accurate inputs It's a shame, it would have made for a nice little phone, if only they were doing honest business.