CAT S22 Rugged Flip Phone (16GB) 2.8" Touchscreen Smart Cell Phone Android 11, IP68 Water Resistant, T-Mobile 4G LTE Rugged Phone Single Nano Slot,Compatible with T-Mobile(New)

Aquí a más del producto que esta muy bueno para situaciones en construcción, el trabajador de Amazon que atendió mi problema y me ayudó a recuperar lo ya que fue entregado en otra dirección y yo lo di por perdido porque en mi país es así, pero ese trabajador lo gestionó de manera fenomenal que recuperó el dispositivo y me le agradezco infinitamente por eso

You guys had decades and decades of cell phones. My flip phone from 2005 had better cell service and phone quality than this. What a joke. Every time I made a phone call people wouldn’t be able to hear me good, it sounded like I was underwater. How can a phone in 2025 be this bad? Walmart Android phones that are $60 sound better.The only positive thing I can say is that the phone itself is actually nice and feels good but other than that, it’s junk.

The keys are the only reason i knocked down a star. When typing, they can interpret one press as multiple, leading to headache.EX: press the 3 key once, get two 3's

I got this phone as a way to step back from my iPhone 12 and break free from the global smartphone addiction. I wanted to switch to either the Light Phone 2 or the Minimal Phone, but they were both on pre-order, so I found this awesome deal for under $70.I’m not really a fan of the built-in T-Mobile apps since I use Mint, and I wasn’t too keen on the Google apps either, at first.Coming from an iPhone, everything else feels pretty foreign to me. The number of messenger apps on the Play Store is just nuts—there are so many that look alike! I don’t get how people find that better unless you’re really into tech; it just feels like a drain on your time and energy to figure it all out.Once I got into the phone, I turned off all the non-essential apps like maps and Chrome. I downloaded Google Messenger and Google Contacts, which was cool because I can tweak my contacts and organize them from either my phone or computer.Now I’m rocking this old-school rugged flip phone from around 2001. I can go all weekend without charging it, and folks over 40 always seem super curious about it. Their top question? “Do you have to use T-9 or re-learn it? I couldn’t handle that!” But nah, it's still a touchscreen with Android, and the text-to-speech feature is pretty handy. If you want to use it like a smartphone, Google Assistant’s there too, but it doesn’t make it so easy that you end up mindlessly scrolling at dinner or while watching TV.I’m still planning on getting a Minimal Phone for that Blackberry vibe with an e-ink screen, but this phone is perfect for anyone wanting a tough device to use while stepping away from the madness of Silicon Valley.

On the surface, this phone looks like it would check all of the boxes for a digital detox lifestyle. For the most part - it does. Solidly built, water resistant, and it would appear to be straightforward - but is it?After using for 2 days, I found the phone to be more of a distraction and a detriment then a positive experience. It gives you just enough Android to make you feel that you're getting a complete package, but good luck if you try plugging it into your car - there's no Android auto and that is a huge deal-breaker for me.Additionally, even with the volume turned all the way up, the ringtones are very quiet and easily overlooked. The phone isn't just slow - it's painfully slow. Good luck trying to load anything with it as it takes forever to process. Then there's the issue with storage.Nowhere does it say "hey, you should probably consider getting an SD card before transferring your stuff." You really can't do that because you have to set the phone up first before you can activate storage on the SD card. This means you either screw up your transfer process, or have to omit many items.All in all, if you are looking for a very simple phone - this might be a place to start, but day in and day out use is very frustrating. You can't do everything from the keyboard, so you have to use the touch screen or voice to text.If you know your limitations, I think it could be a good phone for digital detox lifestyle, but don't count on using a day in and day out without running into several frustrations. It's a shame, because I had really high hopes for it.

Lo compré para abandonar mi teléfono inteligente. Y el diseño lo hace muy práctico para dicho propósito. Hace todo lo básico y también tiene aplicaciones con lo que haces lo indispensable, como whatsapp o el banco.La pantalla es diminuta, lo cual es molesto para mandar mensajes, pero se logra. Hay algunas cosas, como las aplicaciones de taxis y demás, que de repente se ven obstruidas un poco en su funcionamiento por el tamaño de la pantalla. Sin embargo, las he podido usar.Los botones son enormes. Si quieren algo que facilite sólo marcar, esta es la opción. Francamente todavía no sé si los botones de números pueden producir letras también.Buena bocina.Al principio se calentaba mucho, pero eso ya no le sucede. La batería no dura tanto, pero sí lo puedes usar unas horas. En comparación con muchos teléfonos nuevos es sumamente fácil quitarle la batería y los chips. De hecho tiene una suerte de tornillo atrás que puedes quitar con un desarmador plano (o el dedo, si no lo aprietas demasiado).Seguro contra las caídas.La cámara apesta.

Just what I was looking for. Works great and fits in my shirt pocket.

Typing is horrible. T9 requires an additional button press to select the highlighted suggested word. Cannot change the default input method, so deciding to not use T9 requires three button presses every time you want to input text. Incredibly frustrating. It didn't used to be like this