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.

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

I love the way it feels and responds physically! The keys do not double tap the hinge works great and U can use it flat like a smart-lASS phone or bend it and use it like a regular flip phone, and the screen is big enough to read and manage it. I am only giving it three stars because it puts all the texts in the same list, and the menu to navigate from the contact to text is cumbersome and idiotic. I primarily got it to talk and text. BUT it dose not organize the texts from a contact in order. ALL the texts go in the same list one after as they came in. That is not dumb it is stupid! Every other dumb phone I have had puts the texts from a contact together in there own list. What is the point of developing fantastic hardware and then programing it idiotic software so that can not even begin to compete with dumb phones from 25 years ago???

When I say very basic, I mean bay-sic. Disregard how it looks like it's more than it is. It's meant to be a backup phone for calling and texting ONLY. - There is no WIFI, though there is Bluetooth. Hey, beggars can't be choosers. - The battery is okay, definitely not great, but if you're using as just a backup then it'll last a minute before needing a recharge. Assuming you're shutting it off when not in use. - It can be a bit difficult to navigate, especially if you have longer nails. - It's responsive which is a good thing. - Texting is okay. Kind of rudimentary. Really the device as a whole is. It's basically an old school blackberry/flip phone cross. - Sound quality is not that great, be it phone or audio (like the FM radio). Came through a bit grainy via speaker, though overall call quality was not too bad. - The camera I could've done without. The picture quality is expectedly subpar. - Cost-wise it's more than I'd spend. Especially for what you get. Now, when it comes down to navigating, I found it frustrating trying to find certain settings. There already isn't a lot of modification options as far as appearance and call/sound settings. But, in particular I wanted to adjust ringtones and, I'm embarrassed to say, it took me a good 30 minutes to find, not only how to do that, but make it save. So, to hopefully save others the trouble: Menu->Profiles->Options (press the menu button)->Settings->Adjust each desired setting. Now, after adjusting the settings you'd like you MUST click the back button all the way to the home screen else it will not save your adjustments (ask me how many times it took me to figure that out). Needless to say although it's rudimentary, it'll work in a pinch.

I bought this phone knowing exactly what it could (and couldn’t) do, and it delivered. My nephew needed a phone, but my sister and brother-in-law didn’t want him having internet access yet. This phone was perfect for that. It doesn’t have Wi-Fi, and I paired it with a Tello SIM card that only includes talk and text — no data. (Just a heads-up: the SIM does have a tiny bit of data for activation, but it disappears once used.) So now he can call and text, but he can’t even open the cloud browser, which is exactly what we wanted. The phone itself looks great, the color is really nice, and it has a more modern feel than typical flip phones. Each button has its own letter, so kids don’t have to deal with multi-tap texting like we did. It’s compact but well-sized for younger users. If they ever decide to upgrade his SIM to include data, he’ll be able to access apps like TikTok and browse the internet. For now, though, my sister’s relieved he doesn’t have that access, he’s still too young. One thing to note: the first phone I received had a quality issue, the buttons started falling off one by one. I got a replacement, and so far it’s been holding up well over the past few weeks.

Got this for the wife who wanted a basic non-WIFI, non-IOS/Android phone with call/text capabilities and a chicklet style keyboard. This phone does all that. Speaker works fine. Phone uses data but she does not use the built in apps. Phone was very easy to activate but wish it was not limited to T-Mobile compatible networks (we use Tello for cheap unlimited call/text and minimum data) OS is very basic. User manual is mostly useless. Finding and changing settings is awkward. Cannot (or have not figured out how to) change default ringtone or text notification sound. OS is version 1.0 and and hope it will get an update to address usability issues along with an improved user manual. Bottom line is the phone is well built at a reasonable price point. It does what it needs to do but could be more user friendly.

You can't use the web browser it says **not enough memory** the one they sent me has a problem charging up the battery, it kept losing calls! The keypad buttons are so small! You'll be smashing 3 to 4 buttons at a time! It's def not with nearly !!80.00 I returned it in immaculate condition! But Amzon are funny all together as a company! My first return no troubles now this one I have to wait up to 30 days for credit to buying something else!! smh even though they sent me a defective phone! Bad business on their end! They have to do better. This is the second phone they sent me defective!!

I bought this to use as a "dumb phone" replacement for my Pixel 10. It does the trick - no distractions of a typical smartphone, and I can still text with the QWERTY keyboard. The software is just really clunky - no text conversations (messages just show up as they come), difficult to navigate, and I ultimately returned it and went with the Mudita Kompakt, which is more refined, but certainly pricier.