Worlds Smallest Mini Mobile Phone Supports Dual SIM Card BM10(Blue)

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Great little phone, works fine, sound quality not bad actually but I couldn't get a sim card to work in it. It says T Mobile but that company doesn't exist anymore and the EE shop couldn't get a sim to work in it. I reluctantly had to return it.

That's a really nice phone, small and very useful if you want to give yourself some przce from smartphoned, social media and others things that are annoying for you in today's phone, not only for kids buy also for teenagers, no call it mini detox phone.

Great handy little phone, fits in the palm of my hand. I use this as my backup phone, which is very handy on walks and runs as I don't want anything too bulky or heavy for this. The only downside is that I can't find any way to lock the phone and the battery life is very average at best. However worth the purchase especially for the very responsible price and ease to use. Just as a reminder, it takes a nano sim card, so I had to cut mine down to size to fit the device.

I bought this so I could keep it in a small waterproof container to keep on a boat as a safety phone. The phone works well, but if you have fat fingers like me then pre-store any numbers you need!

I bought this as a backup mobile to keep in a bag and also partly out of curiosity because it is so absurdly small. It is basically a miniature mobile phone that can take two SIM cards, and the main appeal is clearly the size rather than trying to replace a normal handset. The first thing I noticed is that it really is tiny. It fits in a pocket so easily that I kept checking I had not dropped it. For calls and the odd text, it does work, and the buttons are clicky enough once you get used to them. I used it for a couple of days as a spare phone when I did not want to carry my main one around, and it was fine for quick check ins and basic calling. That said, the size is also the biggest drawback. The screen is very small, which makes reading messages a bit awkward, and texting on it is more fiddly than fun after the novelty wears off. The menus are usable, but they do feel a bit dated and not especially intuitive. I would not want to rely on this as my everyday phone unless my expectations were extremely low. Build quality is decent enough for the price. It does not feel premium, but it also does not feel like it is going to fall apart the second you touch it. The blue colour is quite nice and makes it look a bit less bland. Battery life seemed reasonable in light use, although I was not hammering it constantly. Overall, I would say this is best seen as a novelty phone or a very basic emergency spare rather than something practical for regular daily use. It is fun, surprisingly functional for simple calls, but the tiny screen and cramped buttons stop it being much more than that.

I don’t know about the negative reviews I mean.. I bought this for a laugh even if it didn’t work, hek I’ll use it as a key ring somehow 😅 I did charge mine and removed the yellow sticker on the battery then powered on to adjust the dates and times and actually save some number on the phone without a SIM card! Lovely phone and colour! Thank you

I tray 2 days do samething, but not change

Doesn’t charge