The phone call is quieter, sometimes people complain they can't hear me. Call quality is very good, and the battery lasts several days with normal use.

Only draw back is that he has to use a pencil eraser to push the *. Texting is a little more difficult since it only has a numeric keypad.

Good phone for avoiding the big screen of todays touch screen phones. It also makes for a good phone for middle-schoolers. Feels like an alternate universe answering the question of how pre-smart phone era phones would have naturally evolved.

Ads pop up randomly when opening any apps outside of messaging/phone. There was no what’s app, google maps, youtube, or facebook. Navigation is difficult. the * are so sensitive that one touch reads as three. You can't just press the big fat ok button...  Read More

All i want is a refund on my $600. I’m assuming it’s fake, or just defective, but regardless, i want my money back. Disappointing and probably going back.