TT120 Dual Sim UK SIM-Free Cheap Mobile Phone for Emergency Use (with USB Cable, Red)

It worksand the buttons are ok to use (menu etc)but the battery is Crapand you annoyingly have to hold the button in for a few seconds to unlock itand you can not turn that function off

This is a great little phone for the price, despite some of the hilarious reviews on here I went for it.Firstly let me clear up one thing, it’s a basic phone, think back to the 90’s. Personally I wanted that for this kind of phone, as I will be using it for hiking so a long battery life and something you don’t have to worry about cracking a huge screen is important for me.Out of the box popped the sim in (which really isn’t difficult if you have the knowledge to say go to the toilet unassisted, or able to sit next to a window without feeling the need to lick it, so again I wouldn’t worry about this) battery in and it fired into life with a superb chime.Ok I get the puppy dog noises can be irritating when going through the functions.. I put up with it whilst I added some contacts to the phone book, but this can simply be turned off in the profiles section without the need to mute the whole phone.I decided to charge it fully, and I still have my home and face intact. No signs of it getting hot, I even tried it in my car and it was fine, it’s a usb “android” style charger, these don’t exactly give out a whopping range of power so it’s pretty safe going. It also stops when fully charged.Features are basic, you can call, send a text, listen to the radio, play a superb game, worthy of a Nintendo snes platform, take a picture, mark events in the calendar, record sound, video recording, and even use it as a torch! I even managed to connect it to my smart tv via Bluetooth to view pictures.. outstanding. It has a little lanyard slot at the top, so you can even wear it around your neck all gangster like snoop dogg, I would recommend some earphones if you want to use the radio, not that there’s anything wrong with the speaker, it just needs them as an antenna for radio signal.Yes it’s cheap and made from plastic, but it’s a fairly rugged little thing. So far the battery life seems excellent, the calls are actually a lot clearer than my iPhone! The signal strength is always full whenever I have been.So to summarise, if you want a cheap basic phone that gives you some basic features and won’t need charging 3 times a day go for it, for this price I would definitely buy it again!

It's always good to have a backup phone and I certainly have no complaints about this one!

It’s bob-on for the money... I just needed something cheap to stick a SIM in so I could receive text messages on it. But if you’re going to try and use it fully... its UI is horrible to use, the battery life isn’t great and it randomly lets out a loud beep if you leave it plugged in to get around the issue with the battery.

It is very hard to insert SIM card. I damaged two and eventually had to go to a phone repair shop to ask for help. The slot is so tight that the pressure required to slot it in means the smaller SIM just pops out.

Bought as a backup for a child with ADHD. Cheap and cheerful, does exactly what is required.

Ok for what we need. However it would be good if they just stuck with the basics, the are some unecessary functionalities at the expense of basics

Great phone