BLU - V90 with 64GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Black

The item works great and it’s useful to have dual sim card, battery isn’t bad and you can use the cell phone with eco option to save battery.

This phone is really great! It’s very sleek and the processes work very quickly. I haven’t had any problems with it yet. Just be cautious with handling the phone because it’s very slippery without a case.

I bought two of those and sent it to Africa. But the mobile net work can not connect on other social media. And I have no means to bring it back to exchange it. For regular calls that's ok. But the mobile net work is not connecting

Comes with a case (very good case), Two screen protectors, and a micro USB charger. Phone is equipped with 3gb of RAM and a mediatek helio P23 processor and a 4,000 mAh battery. So far after setting up the phone everything is solid. Cameras are a main f1.8 13mp camera, 8mp 120° ultra wide angle camera and a 2mp depth sensor. The front facing camera is a 13pm f2.0 and takes pretty decent pictures in good lighting. The rear cameras record at a max of 1080p/30fps and the same with the front. This is not a high-tech phone but a mid range phone that I would rate a little bit below the Motorola G-Power. At a sale price of $129 it's well worth it and will not find a better phone at this deal. My only gripe so far about this phone is the micro USB , that's just a personal issue as I love how fast a micro USB type C can transfer data/charge the phone.

My son love this phone...it’s big screen, more functions, it’s come with phone case and screen protector, great price..

I love the phone, except after purchasing 2 and getting 4 sim cards and 4 service plans (dual sim phones) home and charged waiting to activate them we found 2 of the 4 plans were out of service date so after several days and 2 new providers it's go time, t-mobile and at&t on one T-mobile and verizon on my wife's. Same phones purchased same day off same rack at same store, my wife will run AT&t and Verizon no problem mine will run T-Mobile, I've since tried Verizon AT&t cricket Sprint none of them work just T-Mobile and yes please I've done all of the normal things starting with APNs custom tuning the bands and the antennas and you name it come find out my phone though identical to my wife's is one build off from her my phone has built in flaws it's the real mt6763 mtk product blue phone and then to top it all off mind you this phone is brand new we had it two days and then learned they're not going to produce no excuse me we had it 14 days and they're not going to produce any more updates for it completely unlocked phone beautiful phone so yeah little discouraged. I spent many hours on the phone with all of our service providers AT&t cricket Verizon T-Mobile service tax mtk themselves blue the maker of the phone trying to resolve the conflict in the error and it's something inside the phone itself the code so my choices through root which is complicated on this specific phone are at any rate I'm now stuck with a single SIM phone that functions partially and only when it wants I spent almost $700 for two phones accessories and all the other stuff for myself and my wife we're happy to finally be able to do that only to be hugely disappointed and in the end after all that realizing that I'm past the 14-day Mark to actually take the phones back to Best buy because I would have and got something else immediately blue will honor the warranty if I want to send them in but will be without a phone for roughly 30 to 90 days well actually we'd be without two phones so basically the little guy gets it again

Great thing about it is that it comes with the case and the tempered glass and a micro USB charger. I'm completely satisfied at the this time with the phone. I love the space, the size and the accessibility. Thanks!

This is one of the few phones out there that offer dual service sims (nano) AND a nano SD slot. You cannot find that on your thousand dollar phones. I popped in both of my service sims and my RAM SD, powered the phone, went through some essential steps to setup both services, and we were golden on both services. The phone itself seems very solid with processing power and memory to do what you need for personal and business. I appreciate the protective devices included in the box making this the first phone where I've used a protective case. Most of the problems with the phone seem to be sourced from google directly and not related to the phone manufacturer. Some of the Android 9 and stock google apps (I wish I had time to go find replacements) are poor. Phone: Dual Standby (cannot receive calls on other service when in a call). The speaker phone has plenty of volume and microphone gain which seems to eliminate most background noise and provides good sound quality both directions. Just watch for moving screen content as you're trying to tap things (thanks google). The phone app decides to play the notification tone before the ring tone. I don't know if that's a stupid user thing (cannot find a setting for it) or a stupid google thing (having such a feature in the first place and then hiding the setting for it). Bluetooth: Synched quickly and easily to both vehicles and provides good quality calls while driving. Other permissions are disabled. Contacts: Missing fields for important details about contacts. (standard google app) Camera: (Seemingly, the reason for buying a phone) The standard google app will not work unless you allow it access to location (DENIED). If you don't it very persistently and impolitely crashes. I buy a phone to make calls and sometimes text, so the google spy camera can remain in crash mode. This seems to be a google defect. Due to this, I have taken zero photos with this phone so I have not feedback on photograph quality. Messages: I'm not real thrilled with the google way of setting a single service line for sending all text messages. I really like my former phone where I chose the service line for each message when I punched send (yes, it was one extra click but let me easily separate my personal life from my other lives). Calendar: Stock google calendar would not permit the creation of a (nor usage of the existing) calendar on my sim. This is probably not a big deal for those who keep everything on google. External Controls: The external volume buttons only seem to control the media volume (might be useful if I played media). I kind of miss my ultra cheap phone where I could adjust the ringer/notification volume all the way to vibrate and silent with the external controls. I don't know if this is a user thing, BLU thing, or google thing. Bloatware: This phone comes with a little. There was some game installer, some TV app (probably not bloatware in most folks book), and a few other things which are now deleted and forgotten. Controls: This is the first phone I've had with hidden controls. While there's nothing wrong with this, I have discovered that I do prefer the physical button controls. Launcher: Quickstep - meh. I would like it to give me a close button on individual apps. It doesn't show what's actually running, only what was used recently. Clear all (the only choice) simply forgets recent usage but keeps all apps running. But, this too can be replaced. Some of the settings are less intuitive than in the past. I hope you find something useful in this review. No phone is great. And whatever you do with whatever phone you choose, to avoid nausea, never read the user agreement.