AT&T Prepaid AT&T Cingular SmartFlip IV U102AA 4G LTE | Prepaid Phone | 2.8" Screen | 4GB | SIM Included | Black, Red

Want to give your teen a mobile phone, but without all the bad things that come with a smart phone. I got this phone for my 17 year-old and it works perfectly for him. It even has Google maps. I used it on the PureTalk network. Highly recommended.

Was only used a couple of months then it fell on to carpet and this is what happened. You can now barely hear anything. It is not worth the money. Invest in something better.As well as after using a couple months AT&T claim this phone is not registered properly and I can’t use it anymore because it is not activated.

After AT&T shut down their 3G, my brother's phone quit working even though his model was listed to work with Puretalk. He had a 4G phone but to no avail...wouldn't work. I had to find him a replacement flip phone and read on the listing that this worked with Puretalk so I chose it. If it didn't work, would've returned it. All I did was insert his new SIM card Puretalk sent him for free. His old SIM was very old. He has been using Puretalk for years. I had to put in the APN programming codes in this phone in two locations under cellular and data. The APN is on their website plus they are sent with the SIM card. If you have any problems just give their tech support a call. They have US based tech support and customer reps. Less of a wait later in the evening for tech support. The phone works fine and his voice comes thru nice and clear. I wish the volume was a bit louder but it will do. Older folks don't hear as well.

I got this phone for my mom because her old phone was a 3G phone and it stopped working properly. We live in the US and we all had to upgrade earlier this year in order to keep our phone service working. This is a good basic phone for seniors with some extra apps like a music player, calculator, unit conversion, and others. It even has a youTube app but I haven't tried it. Battery life is a little better than average. The phone doesn't power off instantly pressing and holding the red end call button like the old phone did, instead you get a dialog offering you to power down, restart phone, or lock screen mode. It's an extra step and probably most people won't mind. My mom is a senior who doesn't like to fuss around with buttons too much and the old way was much more easier for her. Other than that, I would recommend this phone to other people. (This phone doesn't work with T-mobile sim cards.)

This could be “TAGged” to be fully Kosher. (If you know you know)Easy to use. Great basic phone.T9 is annoying since the most common used words are not necessarily first on the list when going through options…

I purchased this as my young teen had access to too many things on the iPhone I got her. Since this, screen time is way day and she’s more involved. 10/10 for your kid

I had to call AT&T customer service for help on getting it startedafter putting my sim card in it.But nothing to refer to at all.

When I put my at&t sim into the phone and turned it on I went through the set-up. I was not able to make a call or send a text. Only a proprietary power cord came with the phone. No apparent way to transfer contacts. I was able to reset and return with no problems.