XS15 3G Mini Smartphone 3.0 Inch WiFi GPS Quad Core Android 8.1 Cell Phones Slim Body HD Camera Dual Sim Compatible with Google Play Cute Palm Smartphone 2GB RAM 16GB ROM China Mobile (Blue)

My regular phone is too bulky for running and I've bought portable MP3 players and I've had problems with them (don't read off the SD card, blue tooth choppy)So that's why I bought this. It was smaller and lighter than I was expecting, really easy to jog with.I installed the music programs I liked and I put music on a 200gb micro SD card.I just went out for a 30 minute run and the battery went from 96% to 76%. I think I can keep this phone on standby for days provided it's on airplane mode; when it wasn't on airplane mode the battery went down quickly.The blutooth works great. I also paired it to a keyboard and that worked well too.Probably won't use it as a phone, especially since does not do 4g and battery would run out too quickly

Connects to wifi. Can d/load some basic apps like Google News, or simple games like solitaire. Front and rear camera work. The only issue is the battery. I really can't complain because it's probably really small to begin with, but it does die quickly - like maybe 4 hours on standby. The work around is when you are not using it to put it on battery saver mode. I turned this mode on at 10am and had 90%, and when I checked back at 4pm, it was on 87% - just to give you an idea.

The media could not be loaded. It star perfect I stalled the SIM card, and I though it will work fine, but I can’t connect it to wifi, I did try so many times and it keep saying authentication problem, did it again and again and it can’t connect so I don’t really understand if the phone is damage or the system or what’s the problem.I do love the size, it’s adorable but I can’t used it. So I’m very disappointed cause I was very interested in this phone because of the size.

to start off this device is unbelievably small.it's display is about the size of two Apple watches.it ran things I didn't think it would be capable of running and is frankly very usable.however before you replace your current phone with this there are a few things to keep in mind.1) there is no audio jack on it so you have to use Bluetooth to connect to the audio.2) the battery life lasts about 2 to 3 hours of being constantly used, however it charges surprisingly quick at about 30 minutes.3) there is very limited multitouch which is something that I didn't expect to be such a drawback.the touch screen can somtimes only register one finger at a time so anything that would require you to press more than one spot on the screen is a no-go4) for those of you who care about Android operating systems, this device runs Android 6.05) I do not recommend typing on this thing, I tend to voice type and only use my keyboard when absolutely necessary.if those five things don't stop you from getting this device then by all means it's a load of fun

I received a phone that seemed to be DOA. No power on, no charging. And the manual had print too small for me to read: I initiated an exchange with Amazon.Customer service suggested I message the seller, I did so and he sent me an electronic copy of the manual the next day!The manual suggested performing a factory reset if the phone is unresponsive. (Insert the sim removal tool into the hole on the left side of the phone directly across from the sim slot. You will feel a tiny switch click. Then power on and you will have a working device! Do a shut down and then charge....mine was initially at 1% of charge!)I plan to use my phone exclusively as an Audible Book Player (Audible tells me any Android 6 device is compatible with Audible for Android) and as an MP3 Player. I will do a follow on review in a few weeks on how it worked out!

Confession: I don't like smart phones, and I will never give up my flip phone for as long as I can.BUT. MP3 players just don't make sense these days when all the music is streaming, neither does carrying my laptop everywhere to listen to Spotify. So I needed something the size of an MP3 player but let me download my streaming services.And I found this. And a few others, but in price/review comparisons, I decided to go for this one.First, the screen protector was hard to get on, and I ended up trapping dust and air bubbles underneath. It does bug me a lot to at it, but I'm dealing.Second, as you can guess the buttons are TINY so it takes a lot of patience to type anything out, and sometimes I bring up the phone when I'm just trying to unlock it. Entering my Spotify and Wi-Fi passwords were a test in patience.But once I had everything I wanted set up, I was really happy with it. It connects to my Bluetooth headset without an issue, and I use everything with Wi-Fi. It's so small that everyone assumes it's a music player, and I can even fit in my tiny girl pockets. I read some reviews that the battery life is only 3 active hours, but I listened to music for almost two hours straight with it only being at 70%. But that's probably because I don't have the phone features or other apps up to drain the power.For someone who is smart-tech adverse, I really like this for the purpose I bought it. I hope that the brand selling will offer accessories soon, such as replacement screen protectors or various cases.

It's an awesome little phone but it does not work very well as far as the battery is concerned it never holds a charge and it is a pain in the butt trying to get it to charge not worth it would have gone with a different phone

This thing is tiny, I needed something to use an LED control app, and wanted it to fit in one hand so I could use it like a remote control. Perfect size for this. I wouldn't connect this to a network as it runs android 8.1. The keyboard can be a little frustrating with a screen that small, but it works well for my needs.