CatCalls Mini Smartphone Unlocked 4G Mobile Phone, 3.0 inches,32GB【Expandable up to 128GB】,Dual SIM Dual Camera, Android 10.0,Support WiFi Bluetooth Backup Phone (XS15-Pink)

Why did you choose this product over others?:When my mom came to the UK for my graduation ceremony, she kept complaining about how heavy and bulky her phone was. So I bought her this mini phone - and she absolutely fell in love with it! Here's why it's so great: 1) Super lightweight - It feels practically weightless in hand, a huge relief compared to her old phone that weighed nearly half a pound. 2) Beautiful design - It looks like a miniature iPhone with its premium, rounded edges. The craftsmanship makes it feel like a tiny work of art. 3) Smooth performance - The operating system runs perfectly and the interface is similar enough to iPhone that my mom could use it immediately without any learning curve. 4) Impressive battery life - Lasts 4-5 hours on a full charge, and since the battery is compact, it fully charges in just 15 minutes - incredibly convenient during our travels. 5) Decent triple-camera setup - While not matching iPhone quality, the photos have a nice nostalgic, slightly grainy look reminiscent of classic compact cameras. The only minor downside is the lack of a 3.5mm headphone jack and no included earphones, but my mom rarely uses headphones anyway (and the speaker quality is surprisingly good for its size). At this price point, it's an incredible value. ​Speed:smooth systemBrightness:adjustablePicture quality:decent

I bought this product and was initially impressed. The interface doesn't lag and the screen is as advertised. A light plastic casing but no obvious gaps or manufacturing problems. Unfortunately after charging the phone, I noticed that the manufacturer had left the app that fakes their specifications open. Oh dear. So I had a look for apps that can see through spoofed specifications and here's what I found;The processor is not a MT6737, it is a MT6580M. I don't think this matters, they seem to be similar in capability.The display may or may not be 480 * 854, but it is running at 360 * 640.The battery is not 2000mAh, it is 580 mAh. This is what really kills the product; the charge dropped 15% in the time it took me to install the specification app. Completely unusable, you'd have to charge it 3x a day.It does not have 3GB of RAM, it has 2GB.It does not have 32GB of ROM, it has 16GB.The installed Android version is not 10.0, it is 8.1 (Oreo). This one is silly. It's so obvious. You can tell what version of Android a phone is running; an utterly stupid lie.Most of these actual values I'd accept at this price-point; obviously I'd want the description to be accurate but it's an acceptable spec at £50 for a working phone. The battery, however, makes this utterly useless. Combined with what the other reviews say about devices dying after a couple of days and... I'll be returning this and I recommend anyone else to steer well clear.I've included a couple of pictures of the spoofing app. Fascinating stuff.

I bought the CatCalls XS15 (Blue) as a backup phone—and I’m genuinely impressed by what this little device can do!Despite its tiny 3-inch screen, it runs Android 10.0 smoothly, and the size makes it super convenient to carry in any pocket or small bag. It’s perfect for travel, minimalists, or even kids who don’t need a full-size smartphone.It comes with 32GB of storage (expandable up to 128GB), which is more than enough for essential apps, music, and photos. The dual SIM feature is great for keeping work and personal numbers separate, or for travel with a second SIM.The dual cameras are basic but functional—good for quick snaps or video calls. It also connects easily to WiFi and Bluetooth, and works perfectly on 4G networks with no contract needed.The blue finish looks sleek and stylish, and battery life is solid for such a compact phone. Great as a backup phone, starter phone for kids, or just when you want something ultra-portable.Highly recommend for the price and performance—it definitely punches above its size!

This really is an amazing little phone…..fits in palm of hand…Quick to start up…..unlocked to any network…Some apps already downloaded onto phone….Has a decent camera for the size of phone….Easy fit in pocket or small bag….Just as good a any other size phoneUPDATE…..after 3 weeks phone switched off and wouldn’t cone back on….unable to charge…Sent back…

This tiny phone is quite a conversation starter, fitting snugly in the palm. It’s a perfect spare device for short weekend getaways, or for a child who isn’t ready for a full-sized smartphone. Navigating apps is seamless with its lightweight interface, and the small size makes it ultra portable, whether in a wallet or pocket.The battery was surprisingly decent. Even after a day of intermittent messaging, it still had power. Calls came through clearly, and I appreciated being able to insert two SIMs for flexible usage. Though the screen is miniature, it’s bright enough to read texts comfortably.The camera is there for quick snaps if needed, though I mostly used it for casual messaging or as a music player. Since it runs on an accessible system, I could install a few simple apps. Overall, it’s a neat piece for those who want a minimal phone or a backup without compromising on essential features.

It's a really cute little phone, very esthetic to hold. However, it's too small to easily type on if you've got normal sized fingers. Maybe a child would find it easier.