Cool great to use thanks.

Phone never turned on. Even tried with multiple different plugs and cables and still nothing.

i liked nothing and disliked companys selling non working goods

Broke down after 2 months of not a lot of use

Where's the charger for it got the phone and battery no sim card and no charger

This product never worked. Would not come on. Needed a phone urgently and now I have to go through the inconvenience of a return while having to spend money while awaiting refund. Waste of time and effort

Arrived and doesn't work

Always turning self off.

Unfortunately it would not turn on. Battery doesn’t fit properly. I will have to return it

Very portable

Great little phone on first observation but 3mobile sim card does not top up in the phone due to it being old technology. We ended up trailing round the town and in O2 who were able to provide PAYG sim

This is what it says it is.....a basic phone.Nothing fancy, nothing complicated. Easy to use and great for keeping in your glove compartment for that time when your smart phone has run out of battery (because I forgot to charge it usually....in my case!).You can make and receive calls, store numbers, make emergency calls. All for very little expense.It has great battery life....which is a plus.I can see it being exceptional for an elderly person who isn't too tech savvy....don't want to sound ageist....it just does happen. Or a child to carry for making important calls only.Basic, but good and great value. You need to buy a SIM card for your chosen network of course.

I like this phone. It's simple lightweight and has a clear emergency button straight on the keypad.Which is great.The charge lasts ages. Mainly because it is a simple no frills mobile.I would have keep it in a handbag or pocket.However the design is flawed. Getting the back off the phone and the battery and sim installed was so frustrating. In the end unused the end of a teaspoon. How could an older person perhaps with arthritis manage.Amazon included a sim pack to properly review the phone. But the instructions were vague. Again would a non techy person who is older manage?My review is based on the premise that this phone is aimed at older user.Please redesign the opening port. Utter swine to manage.Clearly designate the size and type of sim card to be used and colour code where it should be inserted.Make the keyboard buttons larger.Great first try and needs a re-design.

- The back cover of this was very difficult to pry open — It’s very stiff ????- The full size SIM card was a little awkward to insert.⭐️ One good thing is that it very loudly says back what number you’ve pressed — This’d be a boon for an elderly person with deteriorating vision, for example. (As long as you set up the phone for them.)⭐️ This is a big improvement on the last TTfone handset i tried, the TT130!

Some people want a basic phone for emergencies. Others just want a basic phone, full stop. This fills the requirements of both. For this review I will be comparing form and features to the Nokia 105 - another bare bones phone created for the same reasons.Like the Nokia, this phone is open to any network except 3G so you can choose which SIM you want to use, so long as it is standard size. O2 is the only network I currently know that still runs a 'Pay as you Go' scheme where you still actually pay per call and text, instead of a monthly fee.The battery life is difficult to gauge at present - the battery I received arrived completely flat though, and I had to wait a few minutes before it came back to life. It charges pretty quickly, around 2.5-3 hours which is a similar amount to the Nokia. You will have to purchase your own charger plug if you don't already have one for another phone. Fortunately these use the universal micro USB socket style common to most smart/mobile phones.The instructions that come with the phone are mostly clearly written. There is an icon for bluetooth on there which doesn't apply to this model of phone, since it has no bluetooth features.The keypad has larger keys than usual, which aids with typing speed. The central 'OK' button and navigation buttons are also more separately defined from one another, something I found particularly frustrating on the Nokia 105.Modes included are a torch which has a handy quick access function to turn it on by holding down the '0' key. There is also a calculator, calendar, alarm, audio player and sound recorder (the latter two are in their own 'Multimedia' section). It mentions a hands free speaker on the listing though I cannot find any mention of whether this is an actual feature on the phone. The speaker may just be for the alert sound it makes in SOS mode.SOS mode allows the phone to text or call a number of your choice. If a list of up to five numbers is given, the mode will call each number successively in rotation until one picks up. It also sounds a