Customer Ratings & Reviews

It has just enough space for all of my apps. It even has an SD cartridge to store my photos on. It takes good photos and battery life is really good.

Samsung Galaxy Express Prime smartphone. It rapidly connects to your network, and if you include an appropriate data package, you can stay up to date online. Turn on Easy Mode to take advantage of large icons and a simplified interface to ensure this Samsung Galaxy Express Prime smartphone is easy to use, comes with many features and cheap price.

I was a Windows phone user from the time they came out but strongly disliked the phone from the time I got it. I switched to this phone because it could be used on my AT&T service or be used as a prepaid phone. I use it as a contract phone but since it can also be used as a prepaid you don't need to renew with a two year contract. The phone is the same as the Galaxy S3 and as I am getting accustomed to it I like it a lot better than the windows phone. Great phone for the price. However, it does take some getting use to and the manual is over 150 pages if you print it out. Also, moving your contacts can be tricky and they need a little tweaking when you do it.

This phone has a lot of great features. Coming from a phone with only 2Gb of memory, the 16Gb was a major selling point. Photos and videos are much clearer than on my old phone as well.

As this was the third phone in 3 weeks . I think I finally found a Go phone that works for me. The other two were a different brand and they didn't even last two days. I've dropped this a couple times and it still survived. I have an OtterBox now for it so it should be better phone calls are clear texting is easy takes okay pictures nothing too write home about but you can have a picture on there internet connection is decent. It also works with my phone plan so,all is cool.

I needed a replacement for my flip-phone that *suddenly* started to die after nearly 10 years of service... I had to go to an AT&T store to turn it on because my old sim was a different size. My existing plan was no longer offered so when it turned on a $60 data plan was tacked on to basic service ($50). The AT&T store was able to find a voice+data plan that was just $10 more than my old plan... yaay! The phone is not the fastest, the highest resolution, nor the most-featured. Still, it does most everything an $800 phone will do. It takes decent pictures and has filters and performance settings, but no movies. WiFi is 2.4 GHz only. If you change time zones the phone stays in the original time zone (be careful when setting the alarm!). The included weather app will keep the correct time for the place you select (hopefully where you are standing... :) ). The included Samsung Internet, texting, email, calendar and voicemail apps all work well. Actually, the apps are better suited for a smartphone than Google apps, IMO. The only annoying thing is that the screen brightness does not change with the environment - it's a manual adjustment.

This phone is perfect. Out of all the smartphones I've owned, this one is hands down. It holds a charge for a lengthy time and is very user-friendly. Love it! Great value for the money. No need for anything expensive.

Loving this phone. easy to use and a great price. Still looking for the flashlight but sure I will find it soon

I TRULY LIKE THIS NEW PHONE. IT IS EASY TO USE AND TAKES GOOD PICTURES. THE BATTERY HAS A LONG LIFE AND ALERTS ME TO PLUG IT IT. THE ONLY DOWN SIDE OF THIS PHONE IS WHEN I GET A TEXT MESSAGE IT KEEPS BUZZING UNTIL I ANSWER. MY OTHER PHONE HAD A BLINKING LIGHT THAT DID NOT MAKE NOISE

I love the phone!! It has a great camera and easy to operate!

Great battery life; screen; easy to navigate with.

Well, we now own 4 of these phones in our family so that speaks volumes. It does everything that the more expensive phones can do without the high price tag. The camera could be a bit clearer and one phone has a connection issue at times but we were told to do a reset and have not at this time.

I had a Samsung note4 and after 2 years it would not hold a battery, even after I replaced the battery. I wanted another Samsung phone so BestBuy could replace and switch my info, including pics without losing anything and to stay my ATT plan. I did not want to purchase an expensive $800 plus phone. This was great, the manager in the phone dept at the Rockwall store was able to do this and it has worked great for me and saved me tons of money.

It is a good phone for what it is. A Cheap phone. It does Android stuff well, has a decent size memory. It does freeze from time to time.

I got this phone for my son as first phone for Christmas. I wanted to avoid freaking out of He should lose it, and being tied to a plan and payments. He absolutely loves it! It also allows for great parental control, had all the features, great camera he used to take our Christmas vacating pics with, and it is a nice looking phone. Win for everybody!

I got this phone as a fill in til the Note 8 comes out. If you are used to a high-end phone with 3 to 4 gb of ram you will notice the slow down in function s like app swtching with this phone having only 1.5 gb of ram. If you currently use a mid range Android then you probably won't notice much of a change. Other than that it's been a good phone.

The Samsung Galaxy Express Prime is easy to use. This is an A T & T prepaid phone. Has plenty of features. Inexpensive. Lightweight.

Got the GEP2 as a low-price, short-term replacement for a trusty GS4. Impressive performance overall in comparison: brighter screen, intelligent menus, improved functionality, and more app security access control but... disappointments include no anti-shake stabilizer on the camera, lower-fidelity side-firing speaker, and the absence of the (faster) 5G WiFi.

I purchased this phone for my husband, he only use a phone for talk and simple text and he loves it.

We bought these phones to replace Windows phones that seem to be going by the way side. They are the same as the Samsung S3 but can be used as a pay as you go OR on your regular service. We use them on our service and they work just great. The Android system does take some getting use to verses the Windows operating system but I'm finally getting use to it.