AGM M6 Rugged Feature Cell Phone with Dynamic LED Ring Light, 4G Basic Mobile Phones, Waterproof | Drop-Proof, Large Buttons | Large Font, 109dB Powerful Speaker, Dual SIM, 2500 mAh, for T-Mobile ONLY

Bought this for my 12-year old daughter to replace a broken flip phone (not ready for smart functionality yet)… great value, perfect for a pre-teen training phone! Will be getting one for the next child in line, when the time comes. I was impressed…

This phone was purchased for someone who ended up using another "dumb" phone instead because this one is definitely bricklike. We did not try it on our network but the features all worked once the battery was charged. The buttons are large, easy to see and easy to press. The cost was great for a "dumb" phone with calling and texting abilities. One star was removed because the back was difficult to remove and required a small lever (we used a tiny screwdriver) to pop it open. It is definitely sturdy but maybe too sturdy for general use.

I had the M7, but with such a tiny screen no android is now preferred. It has an amazing recording microphone and speaker. I actually use it to record very nice quality audio for Youtube guitar videos. Has nice light, and the speaker sounds better, louder, clearer than any apple iphone or most bluetooth speakers.

Great build quality, but had to return because the software was incomplete. Parts of the "Settings" menu were missing, so I couldn't adjust font size, switch b/w silent, ringer, and vibration modes, etc. I tried reaching out to tech support - noone picked up the phone, and someone answered my email a few days later, but then silence after my initial reply.

So far so good. It’s a solid brick. Super simple menus. Great for outdoors or those not interested in a smart phone.

The speaker is broken, so I cannot play anything or use speaker phone. -It took a while for T-mobile to even understand what I was talking about when I went in the store to get the right sized SIM card. Now, I do not have an alternate phone to go back to. -It is also bulkier than I expected. -The texting features are odd. It would be nice to have a setting that allows for common words to automatically pop up. -The flashlight is amazingly bright and easy to turn on and off. However, that also means it comes on easily if pressure is applied to the button while in your purse. -When texting and calling, contact names do not come up to show who is calling/texting.

Absolutely love it. Highly recommend. If.tou have a micro sim make sure you get the sim adapter

This is clearly a product designed for a specific market, and I'm not quite sure what that market is. It's solidly built and also pretty water-resistant, with a removable battery and SIM/SD slots inside a double-sealed compartment that's actually fairly difficult to get open. The robust construction and smallish, simple screen should be good for preventing damage in an outdoor or work environment. As a voice-calling phone, it works great, with dual-SIM support (if you need that on a "dumb" phone) and robust 4G cellular connection. It gets better signal bars and fewer dropouts than my more-modern smart phone, likely because it's huge and has plenty of room for a big antenna. Anything other than voice, less so. The camera is fairly awful, essentially VGA resolution, and would be right at home on a 90s Nokia. Texting is clumsy, with the interface using a ridiculously large font and silly input strategy with some weird variant of the "T9" predictive typing thing that's often wrong with its predictions and doesn't like to be corrected. I didn't find an obvious way to shrink the font or switch to multi-press typing. There's an FM radio and a couple little "productivity" apps, which aren't super useful without being able to connect them to anything else. For a construction worker who appreciates a phone built like a tank, or for a senior who won't ever do anything besides basic phone calls, this might be a good option.