TryFirst Smartphone has 5.0inch HD Screen,Dual SIM Dual Camera, Quad Core, 16GB ROM【Expandable up to 128GB】, Support WiFi/Bluetooth/FM, Unlocked 3G Phones (Pova5Pro-Black)

I bought this phone as an affordable option, and it has pleasantly surprised me. The 5 inch HD screen is clear and bright, with vivid colors. It runs smoothly for basic tasks like calls, messages, social media, and web browsing. The dual SIM feature is very convenient, and the expandable storage up to 128GB lets you save plenty of photos and apps. The camera works well for casual pictures, the speaker sound is clear, and both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections perform reliably. Overall, it’s a great choice if you’re looking for a simple, functional smartphone at a good price.

This phone was shipped in parts twice. For one thing I understand it is illegal to ship a battery that is not inside a phone. I purchased the above phone and since the purchase date I have had nothing but issues using the phone. The latest issue manifests itself when I answer the phone, the phone automatically turns on Airplane mode and drops the call. The are a number of other issues such as changing screens, etc.

I recently got the TryFirst Pova5Pro as a backup phone, and it’s been great for the basics. The 5-inch IPS display is compact and easy to use with one hand, which I appreciate. The Android 9.0 system runs smoothly for lightweight tasks like browsing Facebook or sending messages, but keep in mind the 1GB RAM isn’t built for heavy multitasking. What I liked most was the expandable storage. I popped in a 128GB memory card to store photos and videos without worrying about space. The dual SIM feature is also handy for separating personal and work contacts. The cameras aren’t anything special (both are 5MP), but they work fine for casual shots. Just a heads-up: it’s only compatible with GSM carriers like T-Mobile and Mint Mobile, so double-check your network before buying. For the price, this phone is a solid choice for kids, seniors, or anyone needing an affordable backup.

I had high hopes because I wanted the dual SIM phone and the design was rather sleek however despite much effort it didn't seem to be compatible with my TracFone SIM or my mint mobile sim. It's really built for a European market and so American carriers will have difficulty providing cell service

I mean I guess it functions well but it’s very glitchy and the WiFi is slow. I don’t really think it’s worth the money, but I guess I should just keep it. I warn you, it’s very glitchy. The value for money, I guess it’s fine. The phone I just don’t put a password to unlock. The durability is fine but it’s kind of big. I was looking for a gift and I definitely prefer iPhone more.

For the price it’s definitely worth it. Just like the description says it’s a cheap phone. It looks and feels that way too but it actually works really well. I’ve had no issues with it so far, and it does everything I need it to do. Great option if you just want something simple and affordable that gets the job done.

Useless. Bought it to travel to the UK. Tried it first with a local SIM, wouldn't work, T-mobile guy said it probably isn't compatible. Bought a UK SIM. While there, it couldn't even capture hotel Wifi to download the app. tried many things, couldn't get anything out of it. It's going back.

Nice little phone for the price. Works fine for calls, texts, and music. The camera is okay, and I like that it has dual SIM and FM radio. Good backup or starter phone.