Samsung - Refurbished Excellent - Pre-Owned Excellent Galaxy A10e 32GB (Unlocked) - Black

the phone was working OK until 7 months later when it was disconnected I called my phone carrier and they told me that the phone is being reported as a stolen phone so, my first thing to do was went to BEST BUY store where I bought it and they were very rude just tolling me that there’s nothing they can do about it and give me a copy of my purchase receipt, and that I need to contact the company Verizon because they are the ones who blocked it and have it reported as a stolen device so, I went to Verizon store in Ventura and they said to me … no we don’t have nothing to do about it I give them the IMER number from the phone and they couldn’t find anything else actually they said is not in their system so, go back with BEST BUY they have to told you how do they get the phone and BLA, BLA, BLA THEY BOTH COMPANIES JUST PASSING THE BALL FROM 1 to ANOTHER ONE SO, I can’t activate my phone SO, I REALLY DONT RECOMMEND TO BUY A USE PHONE AT BEST BUY ITS THE WORSE THING

Completely misrepresented tried returning was attacked by security guards and treated like trash management did NOT intervene in fact made situation worse. Call and formally filed a complaint. NEVER HEARD BACK. Had to buy another phone and will urge anybody I know not to support such lack of customer service and profiling.

The phone looked brand new and it worked alright for about a week then it really started to slow down and would freeze and shut down unexpectedly even though there was plenty of storage left then about 2 to 3 weeks the phone would say it was charging but wouldnt show a percentage and wouldnt turn on it hasnt worked since

This is an ok budget smart phone that does what it needs to, but bare in mind that you get what you pay for. I got it pre-owned in excellent condition for about $90 to use as a cheap temporary phone while my original phone was getting fixed. I would suggest this phone only if you just need something cheap to use temporarily or if you don't use a lot of resource intensive apps. That said, if you just can't afford anything over $100 and need a phone, there's worse choices than this one. I gave it 3 stars Good: .it adequately performs all the basic features you'd expect from an android smart phone. .has an actual phsyical sim card slot instead of e-sim nonsense. .also has a headphone jack. Bad: .2GB RAM is awful. These days, you need 4GB absolute bare minimum. Can handle running one resource intensive app. Starts to hiccup a bit at two resource intensive apps, but is still usable. Really becomes a pain if you're trying to run any more than that at a time. .battery life could be better and drains fast if you use resource intensive apps. .only 32GB internal storage Other notes: .I don't really care about high-tech display and camera quality, as both in this phone seem fine to me, but if you're looking for something fancy, this probably isn't it. .it doesn't have nfc chip or finger print capabilities if that matters to you .like most modern phones, you can't easily open up the back to change the battery, but that should be expected I suppose. .its cell and mobile data signal is occasionally a tiny bit spotty, but not enough to really negatively effect usability for typical usage. .i wished it was a bit bigger. the keyboard was annoying to type with sometimes, but this may not be an issue for you if your hands are smaller. That said, I didn't bother to get a case for it since I was only using it temporarily, so it might feel less tiny with a chunky case.

This phone is strictly for basic tasks. If you just need something for simple texting, calls, or light browsing, it gets the job done at a low price point. However, be aware that the performance is noticeably sluggish. It struggles with multitasking, apps can be slow to open, and I’ve experienced some freezing issues that require closing apps frequently. Don't expect it to handle intensive gaming or heavy daily use smoothly. It’s an okay spare or starter phone