Easyfone Prime-A1 Pro 4G Easy-to-Use Flip Cell Phone, 2.4'' HD Display, Big Buttons, Clear Sound, Large Fonts, SOS Button, SIM Card Included, Dumbphone with 1500mAh Battery and a Charging Dock (Red)

I'm enjoying my Easyfone Prime A1 Pro 4G so far. Set-up was easy. I chose to go with SpeedTalk Mobile with the SIM card that was provided. I chose a SpeedTalk plan of Unlimited Talk and Text plus 500MB for $11/month because I plan to use the phone almost exclusively for voice calls and text messaging, not for surfing the web.As an older guy who uses reading glasses, I wanted a phone that has large keys and a large screen with text size that is easy to see without having to put my glasses on. This Easyfone fits that bill for me. The menus for entering contact numbers, looking up phone numbers, sending texts, and receiving texts and voicemails are also pretty straightforward once you get used to it.I also like that in the closed position, the Easyfone Prime-A1 Pro is only about 3 inches by 1.5 inches, and less than an inch thick, so it fits in my pocket much better than a standard smartphone. And, obviously, the inner display screen is better protected from any damage when the phone is closed and not in operation. The battery life seems to be very good as well.Overall, I'm very satisfied so far.

Loved the build quality and design of the phone, but it does not reliably allow you to make and receive calls, which is the main purpose of a cell phone. Only works on 4G Vo LTE. Keeps going to 2G and 4G only in an erratic manner. It will not work unless I reboot the phone and wait for it to find the signal. Even with a T-Mobile signal booster in the house it will not work. BTW, I have been using Tello, which is on the T-Mobile network.I would say that it is time for this phone to be pulled from the market.

It’s a good little flip phone. I bought it for my disabled 84 year old husband. One thing I think is well noticed. I would advise shutting the phone down every other day to reboot. Otherwise. At least with his phone , incoming calls go into voice mail

The best thing about this phone was the price. The operation itself was lacking.One would think just inserting the SIM card it would be easy cheesy to transfer the Contact List. After transferring the Contact List, it was noticed the addresses were missing, there were multiple duplication of many contacts, and phone numbers were jumbled.Daily, the battery had to be removed and reinserted to allow the phone to connect to the phone network. Otherwise, it would not receive calls, though it did allow calls out.Bluetooth did not work - period.If you want a cheap phone that might work once in a while, this is your ticket. Otherwise, stay away.

Had a hard time finding messages. If one was sent it would come up. Try to find it by itself and who knows. Did get the ipod pro to work with bt. Outside screen on mine was broken They took it back. Has a radio and works ok. Big buttons. Has a nano sim. Works with tmobile. Charge does last a while or like 3 dqys. Did not seem to be robust if dropped like a nokia, samsung, Alcatel, ... I like a durable and reasonable phone. Has a nlock button and an on the back button. Easy to use for phone calls. Big text on screen.

Well, it just like meatloaf said, two out of three ain't bad. The first phone was fabulous, the second had a defective earpiece with more static than sound. I missed the return window so I'm stuck with it. This is the third. I will update after the unboxing.The phone is durable, the red is stylish and makes it easy to find. It has a higher than average volume, buttons are big and have a backlight to make it easier on the eyes. The battery life is fantastic. Sound quality is amazing except for phone #2. It's perfect for seniors. The SOS button is a nice feature. It will text loved ones with a GPS location. Great little, basic phone for the price. I use Speedtalk and it's only around $90 for the year!

We didn’t want internet or socials / works perfect with a $5 plan

Was very happy to get this phone. Finally got it connected. It is no nonsense and great to carry around without worrying about breaking it while working. No distractions. It has FM Radio option so I figured I could just listen to local radio stations instead of using internet. Perfect.Not so much. After working with the seller for some time regarding bluetooth headphones and the FM Radio function not working, this was their response:"Thanks for your reply,Sorry, FM Radio does not support Bluetooth headset listening function. Thank you for your comments and suggestions on the function of Bluetooth headsets for listening to FM Radio. We have submitted it to the company and strive to provide better products and services to our customers.Have you faced any other mobile phone issues or questions? Does your phone work properly?Please feel free to reply to us,B.Regards"Because of the back and forth messages between me and the seller with trying to figure out why bluetooth headphones were not working with FM Radio, I missed the AMAZON return window and am stuck with a $90 product that did not meet all my expectations. I would have returned it and kept looking. Sad. :(Hey company, it's a good phone but I lost my $90 because we were trying to resolve a problem not caused by me....it would be great if you would just refund me purchase $.