Customer Ratings & Reviews

the contact page list two entries at a time, and unless the contact is highlighted correctly, you will dail the wrong person. When the contact ls hightlighted, the light goes in and out and sort of like a rolling light. Too hard to focus, especially when in a hurry. There are no real options for a background, just different colors. 20 different ones to choose from but it is still the same picture of colors. You can adjust the contrast, but that doesn't seems to be any go. My basic phone that I have had for over two year now, had more options on it then this one does and that was 1/2 the price.

This phone is fine as a phone, but it only has enough memory to store 5-10 calender date alarms/or notes. My last cheap phone could store hundreds. Like I said though, as a phone, it does its job. I get reception everywhere, even some locations my old phone did not

I honestly think that when people write reviews, they should write it while taking its price (and the features that were promised to them before they originally purchased the item) into account. T-Mobile offers an extremely cheap basic phone that you can use well for simply calling and text messaging. I only have a cell phone for emergencies and to use while traveling. I never text message and I have no use for extra features like a built-in camera or mp3 player when I already have those items separately. I like the fact that it's a bar phone. I previously had a clamshell/fold-up phone with a less than exceptional design. This prepaid cell phone kit also comes with an AC adapter/charger and a headphone set (not wireless). Their customer service and technical support is fairly good and their pricing is among the best in the prepaid cell phone industry.

The phone was the worse. It was unit able to text, half of the time it read unable to receive data. I understand it was cheap, but I guess I got my money worth.