AGM M9 Rugged Feature Cell Phone, 4G Basic Mobile Phone, Waterproof & Drop-Proof, Large Buttons, Large Font, Speed Dial, 3 Card Slots, FM Radio, Flashlight, 2PCS 1000mAh Batteries, for T-Mobile ONLY

It does the essentials and more. I got it for my son, very distracted with the phone, games and not paying attention in class. I had to get the phone from the school a couple of times. Not anymore. This is perfect for that, no internet, bad camera, no social media. It has an fm radio and alarms and a slot for extra memory. I essentially got it for text messages and phone calls. It is perfect to keep your kids focus. Thanks

First things first, I'm not gonna lie, going back to texting with a keypad does make communication tricky. Also you can't click links. The web browser is a joke. You get what you pay for, which isn't a bad deal overall. This phone uses T-Mobile's Mint service, which is pretty cheap and reliable. It's nothing flashy, but it's durable. While texting is slow, phone-calls are as fast as you'd expect on 4G. Battery life, once setup and stabilized, lasts for a few days to a week. Don't expect to run any apps on this phone, other than basic calculator/calendar/radio stuff. If you're looking to downgrade to a starter "dumb phone," this is a decent choice. It's easy to use, functional, and durable. I'm likely going to upgrade to something like an e-ink KosherOS phone when I can afford to, but it's served me well over the last few months. It just works.

I bought this for a spare phone that I can keep in my truck and boat. I love the fact that it has a removable battery and it comes with a spare. That way I can always have a full battery available if I need one. It only works with T-Mobile which is fine with me. Keep in mind this is a bare bones cell phone. It works great for calls and texts. The camera is ok for quick snapshots.

Really enjoy the purchase. Texting was difficult until I figured out the predictive typing mode. Still, it's not as convenient as a smartphone, but I usually call my most frequent contacts anyway, so speed dial gets the job done. I mostly use the music player feature to listen to music and podcasts throughout the day. I download them on my laptop and transfer via USB, and it's been smooth sailing ever since. Especially once I figured out how to display cover art. Battery life is stellar; you hardly ever have to think about charging.

Useless. I wanted a dumb phone with only call and text. I'm on T-mobile (metropcs) and have no signal anywhere. After connecting my new phone in store the agent mentioned she got a warning that it only "partially connects" to t-mobile. She was right. It has no signal anywhere except for one spot in my kitchen. Also the sim card didn't port over any contacts. It only has to connect to a cell tower and it failed. I will be buying a different dumb phone and returning this one.