This Tracfone phone was a gift for my elderly mom. She is not a techie person and just wanted to make phone calls. Once she was trained to use the phone (remember not techie) she finally had the freedom and safety to have her own phone anytime anywhere. That was a great feeling for her. She really likes it!

Only complaint is the display screen does not show minutes and days remaining on current TracFone contract like my LG 440G TracFone Cellular Phone Prepaid Flip Cell does on my other line.

Great phone for use like phone , mp3 , FM radio, etc, etc.

I don't use a cell phone much, so this inexpensive flip phone was just what I needed. If I had one thing to complain about, it's the button on the side that puts the phone in camera mode. It's too easy to accidentally hit the button while using the phone and suddenly have the phone screen displaying everything the camera lens sees. Fortunately pressing the 'back' button twice quickly exits the camera mode. The sound quality is quite good when using the phone. The buttons on the phone large and easy to use. The documentation that comes with the phone could be better as finding out how to add contacts in the phone is a bit tricky to figure out. All in all it's a good price for someone who needs a cell phone for emergency use only. Paired with Tracfone 60 minutes for 90 days for about $20, it's quite a good deal.

It doesn't do anything particularly well, but it does a lot of things well enough. It has good reception clear sound, an array of alarms and apps for calendars and calculators. It suffers when it comes to fancier expectations. the texting isn't very intuitive and can take a while to complete, the camera is low-res and the menu can be difficult to navigate. I had to search online to figure out how to check my messages or how many minutes are left on the plan. This works well for making calls and to a lesser extent texting, but that's about it. For people who want a smartphone search elsewhere.