Snap | Dual SIM | 4G/LTE | Unlocked | QWERTY Keyboard | Flip Phone | Cloud OS | Sky Blue

I love this dumb phone. It is exactly what it says on the tin: You can make calls, you can send messages, and...that's it. Listen, I adored 2008 – and I am glad that it’s SO back. Even if the functionality is pretty basic (and beware clicking on things you don’t recognize – you may lock your SIM card like I did!), there is still a cloud function which hosts some up-to-date apps, like TikTok, 2048, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X/Twitter, and Insta Reels. I specifically didn’t want those, so I ignore them. But it’s nice to know they’re there if/when you want them. The quality of the phone itself is solid. Beware even the smallest drop, though. I accidentally boffed it about a foot off the ground, and a few small lines of dead pixels (but not cracks!) have formed on my screen. The phone is lightweight, but solid. The phone charges and connects through a USB-C; no idea the compatibility with Apple or Windows products, but I suspect it’ll be fine. Despite the low price, the sound quality is wonderful! If, like me, you are scrolling r/DigitalMinimalism, bemoaning the phones of yore, do yourself a favor and pick up the Unnecto Snap.

Great idea for rehashing the qwerty phone. Wanted to use this as a dumb phone with more fictional texting for a kid. The OS made texting and tracking multiple conversations difficult to manage. After two weeks it would no longer turn on and froze on a "charging" screen when plugged in. Itbecame completely non functional and would not respond to prompts or hard reset. Bummer.

lacks functionality because it wouldn't connect to US network. it has sim and memory card slots. would be great phone if it worked. I was not looking for speed but simplicity and less technology. it seems durable with hard exterior. Did not keep long because i could not use. outside casing is scratch resistant.

I got this phone for my preteen son. We had an old 12 button flip phone for years but he hated texting me on that like it was 2003. So when that one finally bit the dust, we found this one with a keyboard. Worked immediately with the Tello network SIM card we already had. Gets great reception as Tello uses the T-mobile network. The battery lasts for days, my son can now text me easily, and his friends even think this phone is cool for a flip phone. The buttons would be too small for my husband with man-sized hands, but are fine for me and my son’s smaller fingers.

Don’t normally write reviews, but this was $70 literally thrown in the drain. I charge the phone when it came in and it never even turned on past the home screen page the light would turn on and it would just be frozen complete and utter waste of $70 burned it should’ve just give it to a homeless person.

Number are too small

Works well for what it is. It's simple and easy. Works fine with tmobile. Anyone that can't get it to work is doing something wrong. Got this for my sons first phone. Didn't want to get him full blown smart phone just yet and this fits the bill. He can call and text which is what it does. Just be aware it's only 4g and cannot connect to wifi for internet . If you are looking for a simple call and text phone for your kid this works fine.

Not compatible with various apps and the ones downloaded don't work. Like the map app, searches are impossible. Hoping they will release some updates because this has the potential to be a high powered phone