2.45" UNLOCKED Rugged Micro Android Smart Phone; Dual-Sim, WiFi, and Bluetooth

This phone was very low quality. The battery died after about 12 hours, even though I didnt use the phone at all. The screen was inaccurate, meaning that the screen registered a touch in a slightly different place than where I actually touched. For such a small phone, this made it almost impossible to type. The phone also would not pick up wifi in my house. This phone is a good concept, but terrible execution.

this phone is not worth the money. the plastic is flimsy and the phone hardly works. I am trying to return mine now. don't waste your money.

arrived broken and forgot to send back

I've had this little phone for over 2 months now and I love it! I've always been an iPhone person (I got my current iPhone 6 shortly after it's release), but portability and durability have always been an issue. I love to hike, swim, and go to both indoor and outdoor concerts, and since I live in the Pacific Northwest, rain often makes an appearance. I hate risking my phone in the outdoors, and an Otterbox makes it so big I can barely get it in the utility cargo pocket of my hiking pants (let alone in a normal pair of women's jeans I might want to wear to a bluegrass show).This is where the Miniphones shines: it's light, it's smaller than a deck of cards (but is basically all screen), and it's definitely been in rain-soaked pants without any problems. I have a basic reload-able SIM card without data in it right now, and if I ever travel abroad I can just pick up a domestic version with data and have a fully functioning smart phone. And, with the price, it would be easy to replace even if something does happen to it. To be clear: this isn't an iPhone. But if there are parts of your life where your big, pricey phone shouldn't go (I don't think I'm alone here), this Miniphone is an awesome option!

What a crock of shiet, it's bad enough typing on normal iPhones but this, well it's not worth £0.01 p it's so bad. Screens bad it's slow it has no memory. Can't use apps, wifi problems, security problems. To list a few. I tried the ruggedness of it by throwing the damn thing at the wall. And it smashed to pieces. Best place for it. On the upside it was fun throwing it!!

Got this to complete a working scale model office. The little phone actually has a pretty accurate touch screen if I can get my fat fingers to hit only one of those little tiny keys on the keyboard. Probably not bad as a phone for someone with a kid's hands.I can't say that I'm disappointed because I got yellow, and that's what I wanted. But the only color they had in stock was green and I got yellow so drop one star. Also, when I went to put the battery in I discovered THIS PHONE IS NOT RUGGED. The battery cover simply snaps on with no seals to protect against water splashes. So minus another star.All in all its not bad for a $60 smartphone that will not take up much space in the tankbag of your motorbike, or in your hiking bag. But keep it in a zip top bag. If you have a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, (or can VNC into it like I did) it will be a lot easier to set up.

I like the size of the phone. Whatever happened to the days when we were supposed to make things smaller? I suppose those days are gone with most people "needing" to watch YouTube videos in 1080p.This phone has the right size to it, but the internal memory has much to be desired. It also doesn't use the micro SD card slot to move apps over to... I know it can probably be rooted to accomodate for this, but why must it be rooted to install more than one app on here? Isn't there an easier way, like an OTA update or something? I'm not that technically savvy... but I would like to install more than one app on here. After all, this is supposed to be a smart phone.Other than those quirks, I like the phone and use it when my daily driver would be intimidated by mother nature. The speaker can be soft at times, but it works for me.If there are any changes to my review, I'll update when I'm able to.