Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I bought the phone it was 99$ it worked ok at first . After awhile the sound quality of calls got real bad could only understand people with the speaker on. The web seemed kind of slow and the settings wouldn't stay put , so battery life was kind of hit and miss. Camera takes fair photos for a phone but sending the by email has never worked and texting a photo only worked sometimes. If you use email and sync to your account you better carry the charger with you.

I think this phone is pretty OK for the price. It is fast enough to enjoy games. Good features and nice size. The battery life, however, is pretty bad. I could not go one day without charging it at least twice a day. It is therefore that I returned it.

The phone turns on and off by itself I tried to return it to best buy For and exchange And was told to call tmobile for a exchange What a waste of money

The Concord II is available in models for both T-Mobile and MetroPcs, and both run on the T-Mobile/MetroPcs 4G network. The Concord II is a basic android phone, designed for people who just want to make phone calls and send texts. It has only a tiny bit of internal memory, which limits how many apps and games you can install. You can open up some space by deleting or disabling the apps you never use. You can add up to 32gb of memory with a MicroSD card for music, photos, and videos. The camera takes average photos in bright sunlight and poor photos indoors. There is no front "Selfie" camera. Music sounds great with good headphones or bluetooth speakers. Voices sound clear through both the rear speakerphone and the front phone speaker. The four inch screen is not very sharp, but it has natural looking colors so videos from Netflix and Vevo look very good. The battery charge will last only three hours or so if you are watching videos over wifi, but it can last 16 hours to 18 hours on a charge if you are just making short phone calls and sending text messages. Voice quality on phone calls can be excellent, almost landline quality, if you live in a neighborhood with a strong 4G signal from T-Mobile./MetroPCS. Their 4G signal reaches about 70% of American homes. The Concord II is a good phone if you just want to text and make phone calls. If you need lots of apps and games or a really good camera, it is not the best choice.

this phone work fine at first but after 3 weeks one day the screen went black and no longer working not happened, but this phone does not work and the worst is that customer service did not help me at all and lost my money but also trust in bes-buy

Bought this phone for a first time user and worked out perfect

It is an excellent all around product I would reccomend it to anyoe who wants to use the android system

Purchased it as an emergency phone, but even then it was terrible!!! Only 1.3G of internal memory, so even if you only install a couple of apps,it will start to underperform and crash to the point of being unusable. And to top it all off, almost all the interior memory is already filled out with bloatware. And no, most apps cannot be moved to the SD card. To be usaedasan emergency phone for phone calls and texting only.

Got this phone as a fill in until I can get another one but have been really happy with its performance and battery life.