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product_id: 219082720
title: "Tracfone Samsung Galaxy A51 4G LTE prepaid Smartphone (Locked) - Black - 128GB - Sim Card Included - CDMA"
brand: "samsung"
price: "$11.24"
currency: USD
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reviews_count: 13
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region: United States of America
---

# 6.4" HD+ display Triple camera system Long-lasting battery Tracfone Samsung Galaxy A51 4G LTE prepaid Smartphone (Locked) - Black - 128GB - Sim Card Included - CDMA

**Brand:** samsung
**Price:** $11.24
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 📱 Elevate your everyday with the Samsung Galaxy A11!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Tracfone Samsung Galaxy A51 4G LTE prepaid Smartphone (Locked) - Black - 128GB - Sim Card Included - CDMA by samsung
- **How much does it cost?** $11.24 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.us](https://www.desertcart.us/products/219082720-tracfone-samsung-galaxy-a51-4g-lte-prepaid-smartphone-locked-black)

## Best For

- samsung enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted samsung brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Power Up Your Day:** With a long-lasting battery, stay connected without the constant search for an outlet.
- • **Sleek and Stylish:** A modern design in classic black that fits perfectly in your hand and your lifestyle.
- • **Expandable Storage:** Start with 32GB and expand up to 512GB for all your apps, photos, and memories.
- • **Capture Every Moment:** Three versatile lenses for stunning photos and videos, including beautiful portraits.
- • **Immersive Viewing Experience:** Enjoy vibrant colors and stunning details on a 6.4" Infinity-O display.

## Overview

The Samsung Galaxy A11 is an unlocked smartphone featuring a 6.4" HD+ display, a powerful long-lasting battery, and a versatile triple camera system. With 32GB of internal storage and the option to expand up to 512GB, this device is designed for those who want to capture, store, and share their lives effortlessly.

## Description

Experience the features you’ve been waiting for with the Samsung Galaxy A51. Take crisp pics and flawlessly smooth video with the 48MP quad camera, equipped with Super Steady OIS Mode. Immerse yourself in a spacious 6.5" Super AMOLED screen, powered by a long-lasting, fast charging battery.

Review: Finally! A decent affordable mid-range phone with NFC and all T-Mobile bands - This phone checks off all the boxes of a phone for a typical SOHO user. On sale, it's a great deal! Hardware: The processor is mid-range not flagship-level, but the phone feels snappy in basic day-to-day tasks, which was my #1 concern. The screen is bright, crisp and has no notch; just a tiny "hole" for the front camera lens. Nice. The phone comes with 4 GB RAM and 128 GB of storage. I added a MicroSD with another 128 GB of storage. Ample RAM and plenty of storage. The phone also has a relatively large screen, which I also wanted, and has all the 4G LTE bands for T-Mobile including 66 and 71 (unlike its dual-SIM International counter-part, which does not have at least one of those bands, from what I've read). It also has other LTE bands which are used by carriers outside the US (as shown in the specs). In addition to the usual Wi-Fi and BT radios, this phone also has NFC, unlike many other phones in this price range (like almost all Moto phones that I researched as well as some of the Chinese brands' non-flagship phones). The screen protector glass that I use seems to make the fingerprint reader unable to recognize my fingerprints, so I would have preferred a separate fingerprint reader, but the phone does also offer face recognition, which I have not tried. One thing this phone does not have is an LED on front for notifications, but I don't really miss that, as you can see an "always-on" screen by simply double-tapping the screen. Software: I happen to dislike the design that Samsung used in their built-in apps like Contacts and Messages, where they block out a large portion of the top of the screen for just a title and some subtitle information, and begin the contacts or messages only about half-way down the screen. Once you scroll, you regain the whole screen, but I find this annoying to initially lose half the screen. Solution: Download the official Google Contacts and Messages apps and use those instead of Samsung's. One thing I do like in both Samsung and LG's customization of Android is that you can choose to have the bottom software back button on either the left, which is the "Google" default or on the right, which is the "Samsung" default. From what I have seen, Moto and perhaps others do not offer this option; the back button is always on the bottom left, not customizable to the right. I use the extremely customizable Nova Launcher (highly recommended) so I did not use the included Samsung Launcher. A big benefit to having a Samsung phone is the following: there is a "feature" of Android OS 10, about which many have complained online. If you connect a Bluetooth headset, and set that to play both phone calls and music, then your notification sounds will play over the headset only, not the phone's speaker. So if you are not wearing your headset and you get a text, for example, then you will not hear any notification sound. LG addresses this by enabling you to toggle from the notification "shade" whether or not to use the BT headset for only calls or for audio as well. But Samsung does better, in my opinion. It offers a free SoundAssistant app (downloadable from either their App Store or the Play Store but only for Samsung devices) which easily addresses this (and adds some nice features, like quick access to all volume sliders and more). I have it set to always play the notification sounds over the speaker, even if I'm listening to music on my BT headset. Samsung and LG both offer software (typically included in the phone) that enables you to migrate from any old phone, including their respective competitors' phones, to their own. Samsung calls this SmartSwitch. I was unable to use a USB-C to USB-C cable to do the transfer, but Wi-Fi direct did work to copy over all my call logs and other data. Google also can backup/restore some data from your Google Drive, but that does not include Call Logs and certain other data. Finally, since it is unlocked by Samsung, there are no hoops through which to jump (like calling the carrier for an unlock code, etc.) if you want to travel overseas and use a local SIM card; it's unlocked and ready to go. Other thoughts: My more recent phones have been LG Stylo phones, with the Samsung Galaxy S3 prior to those. I have been looking into a replacement for my old LG Stylo phone, which is very laggy as it comes with only 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage. Most of the Moto phones, for example, while reasonably priced, do not come with NFC. You probably won't miss NFC until you happen to need it. You could use NFC to transfer data from one device to another, though you can use Wi-Fi Direct instead, in most cases. Samsung actually makes good use of NFC with its Samsung Pay digital wallet, if you are interested in that. Bottom line: This phone is a very good all-around mid-range phone. On sale, it cost not much more than a typical low-end phone from T-Mobile or elsewhere. Unlike many other phones, it has NFC but, more importantly, it just works and does not lag.
Review: Well worth the upgrade - My review of the Samsung Galaxy A-50. I purchased this phone as an "upgrade" to my Samsung Galaxy S-6 Edge. The main reason was simply screen size. 5.1" for the S-6 verse 6.4" for the A50. I was also impressed with the cameras on the A50. A 25 mega pixel front camera, with 3 rear cameras. I have not had a chance to check out the night time camera or slow motion video yet. From the camera screen it is very easy to change between the different camera functions such as normal and wide angle lens, video, slow motions, etc. I was pretty amazed at the difference in the amount of content that can be included in a picture taken using the wide angle lens, verse the normal lens. Incredible. The USB-C charging cable that comes with the camera is pretty much junk. It's only like 3' long and pretty useless. I ordered a couple of 6' cables from desertcart, and they are very high quality. The Fast Charging is pretty fast. Example: My S-6 was down to 68% last week. I plugged in the charger and it told me the estimated time to reach full charge was 2 hours 59 minutes. Today, my A50 was down to 28% and it charged to full capacity in about 2 hours. Have not tested to see how long the battery will last. I'm not a big data user, mainly just Facebook and email. (Update: I charged it to full yesterday at about 1400 hrs. Today, at 1640 hrs, the phone is at 68% and that's with mild use.) It has a tear drop notch on the front screen to accommodate the front facing camera but thankfully it is not very obtrusive and allows for much smaller bezels around the phone. I have been having trouble getting the finger print scanner to work correctly. I'll keep playing around with it. I placed a screen protector on the phone so that might have something to do with it. I do have it set for Facial Recognition and that works well. I can only san approximately 75% before it shows me a message and I have to start over. I even removed the screen protector, to no avail. For this reason I awarded the fingerprint scanner 1 star. Overall, I'm pretty happy with my purchase. I'd have to say this was a well worth upgrade. IMPORTANT SCAM ALERT: I am now very disappointed. This is a copy of a portion of my desertcart invoice: Items Ordered Price 1 of: Samsung Galaxy A50 US Version Factory Unlocked Cell Phone with 64GB Memory, 6.4" Screen, Black, [SM-A505UZKNXAA] Sold by: desertcart.com Services LLC Condition: New Note it states Condition: New. Well after receiving my phone, I went to the Samsung web site to register my "new" phone. It asked me for the IMEI number. When I entered it, the web site advised me the product was already registered! I'm not an expert in these matters, and correct me if I'm wrong, but the only way a product can already be registered is if it was owned and registered by someone else, yes? So desertcart sold me a used/renewed product they listed as being New. Now I'm left wondering how this is going to effect my manufacturers warranty, if one even exists for this product????? Secondary Update I jumped the gun, and was a little unfair of my comments above. I spoke with John, an desertcart Customer Service Rep. After explaining this situation, he offered to either have me return the phone for a refund or he would send a replacement. I really like the phone so I opted for the replacement. He processed that before we even got out of chat and it will be here in a few days. He assured me the replacement will in fact be new, unused and unregistered, so I'm back to being a big fan of desertcart. Thanks John

## Features

- Explore the Galaxy A51 in Prism Crush Black with no contracts and no activation fees from Tracfone, available on a variety of talk, text & data plans. The impressive quad camera has a lens for any occasion, from panoramas to pancakes, and the fast charging battery will keep you snapping all day.
- With Tracfone now you're in control with no contracts or mystery fees and Unbeatable nationwide coverage on America’s largest and most dependable networks, on the same grid as the bigger carriers. Enjoy unlimited talk, text and Unlimited Carryover Data that never expires so you can get the most from your wireless plan.
- 48MP main camera; 12MP Ultra Wide camera; 32MP front selfie camera; 6.5" Infinity-O Display
- 128GB storage; Prism Crush Black; Nationwide coverage on America’s largest and most dependable networks; Compatible with talk, text & data plans from Tracfone; 6.24'' x 2.89'' x 0.31'’

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08WJP82ZT |
| Additional Features | Fast Charging Support, Fingerprint sensor, NFC |
| Battery Charge Time | 1.5 Hours |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Ion |
| Battery Power | 4000 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #246,792 in Cell Phones & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories ) #4,493 in Cell Phones |
| Biometric Security Feature | Fingerprint Recognition |
| Brand | Samsung |
| Built-In Media | USB Cable |
| CPU Model | A-Series |
| CPU Speed | 2.3 GHz |
| Camera Description | Front, Rear |
| Cellular Technology | LTE, CDMA, GSM, HSPA |
| Color | Prism Crush Black |
| Compatible Devices | GSM unlocked devices |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
| Connector Type | USB Type C |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 11,021 Reviews |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 1080x2400 |
| Display Type | AMOLED |
| Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum | 128 GB |
| Form Factor | Smartphone |
| Frame Rate | 30fps |
| Front Photo Sensor Resolution | 32 MP |
| GPS Geotagging Functionality | True |
| Headphones Jack | 3.5 mm |
| Human-Interface Input | Microphone |
| Item Dimensions | 7.25 x 1.65 x 10.25 inches |
| Manufacturer | Samsung |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 128 GB |
| Model Series | A51 |
| Model Year | 2021 |
| Number of Front Cameras | 1 |
| Operating System | Android 6.0 |
| Optical Sensor Resolution | 12 MP |
| Phone Talk Time | 32 Hours |
| Processor Series | A-Series |
| Processor Speed | 2.3 GHz |
| RAM Memory Installed | 4 GB |
| Ram Memory Installed Size | 4 GB |
| Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution | 48 MP |
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| Resolution | 2340 x 1080 |
| SIM Card Slot Count | Single SIM |
| Screen Size | 6.5 Inches |
| Shooting Modes | Panorama |
| Sim Card Size | Nano |
| Specific Uses For Product | Photography, Gaming |
| UPC | 616960373445 |
| Video Capture Resolution | 4k |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Network Technology | CDMA, LTE, Wi-Fi |
| Wireless Provider | Tracfone |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Samsung
- **Cellular Technology:** 4G
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 32 GB
- **Model Name:** Galaxy A11
- **Operating System:** Android
- **Ram Memory Installed Size:** 4 GB
- **Resolution:** 720 x 1560
- **Screen Size:** 6.4 Inches
- **Wireless Carrier:** Unlocked

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Model, Memory Storage Capacity, Wireless Provider** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Finally! A decent affordable mid-range phone with NFC and all T-Mobile bands
*by S***A on June 15, 2020*

This phone checks off all the boxes of a phone for a typical SOHO user. On sale, it's a great deal! Hardware: The processor is mid-range not flagship-level, but the phone feels snappy in basic day-to-day tasks, which was my #1 concern. The screen is bright, crisp and has no notch; just a tiny "hole" for the front camera lens. Nice. The phone comes with 4 GB RAM and 128 GB of storage. I added a MicroSD with another 128 GB of storage. Ample RAM and plenty of storage. The phone also has a relatively large screen, which I also wanted, and has all the 4G LTE bands for T-Mobile including 66 and 71 (unlike its dual-SIM International counter-part, which does not have at least one of those bands, from what I've read). It also has other LTE bands which are used by carriers outside the US (as shown in the specs). In addition to the usual Wi-Fi and BT radios, this phone also has NFC, unlike many other phones in this price range (like almost all Moto phones that I researched as well as some of the Chinese brands' non-flagship phones). The screen protector glass that I use seems to make the fingerprint reader unable to recognize my fingerprints, so I would have preferred a separate fingerprint reader, but the phone does also offer face recognition, which I have not tried. One thing this phone does not have is an LED on front for notifications, but I don't really miss that, as you can see an "always-on" screen by simply double-tapping the screen. Software: I happen to dislike the design that Samsung used in their built-in apps like Contacts and Messages, where they block out a large portion of the top of the screen for just a title and some subtitle information, and begin the contacts or messages only about half-way down the screen. Once you scroll, you regain the whole screen, but I find this annoying to initially lose half the screen. Solution: Download the official Google Contacts and Messages apps and use those instead of Samsung's. One thing I do like in both Samsung and LG's customization of Android is that you can choose to have the bottom software back button on either the left, which is the "Google" default or on the right, which is the "Samsung" default. From what I have seen, Moto and perhaps others do not offer this option; the back button is always on the bottom left, not customizable to the right. I use the extremely customizable Nova Launcher (highly recommended) so I did not use the included Samsung Launcher. A big benefit to having a Samsung phone is the following: there is a "feature" of Android OS 10, about which many have complained online. If you connect a Bluetooth headset, and set that to play both phone calls and music, then your notification sounds will play over the headset only, not the phone's speaker. So if you are not wearing your headset and you get a text, for example, then you will not hear any notification sound. LG addresses this by enabling you to toggle from the notification "shade" whether or not to use the BT headset for only calls or for audio as well. But Samsung does better, in my opinion. It offers a free SoundAssistant app (downloadable from either their App Store or the Play Store but only for Samsung devices) which easily addresses this (and adds some nice features, like quick access to all volume sliders and more). I have it set to always play the notification sounds over the speaker, even if I'm listening to music on my BT headset. Samsung and LG both offer software (typically included in the phone) that enables you to migrate from any old phone, including their respective competitors' phones, to their own. Samsung calls this SmartSwitch. I was unable to use a USB-C to USB-C cable to do the transfer, but Wi-Fi direct did work to copy over all my call logs and other data. Google also can backup/restore some data from your Google Drive, but that does not include Call Logs and certain other data. Finally, since it is unlocked by Samsung, there are no hoops through which to jump (like calling the carrier for an unlock code, etc.) if you want to travel overseas and use a local SIM card; it's unlocked and ready to go. Other thoughts: My more recent phones have been LG Stylo phones, with the Samsung Galaxy S3 prior to those. I have been looking into a replacement for my old LG Stylo phone, which is very laggy as it comes with only 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage. Most of the Moto phones, for example, while reasonably priced, do not come with NFC. You probably won't miss NFC until you happen to need it. You could use NFC to transfer data from one device to another, though you can use Wi-Fi Direct instead, in most cases. Samsung actually makes good use of NFC with its Samsung Pay digital wallet, if you are interested in that. Bottom line: This phone is a very good all-around mid-range phone. On sale, it cost not much more than a typical low-end phone from T-Mobile or elsewhere. Unlike many other phones, it has NFC but, more importantly, it just works and does not lag.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well worth the upgrade
*by M***R on May 28, 2020*

My review of the Samsung Galaxy A-50. I purchased this phone as an "upgrade" to my Samsung Galaxy S-6 Edge. The main reason was simply screen size. 5.1" for the S-6 verse 6.4" for the A50. I was also impressed with the cameras on the A50. A 25 mega pixel front camera, with 3 rear cameras. I have not had a chance to check out the night time camera or slow motion video yet. From the camera screen it is very easy to change between the different camera functions such as normal and wide angle lens, video, slow motions, etc. I was pretty amazed at the difference in the amount of content that can be included in a picture taken using the wide angle lens, verse the normal lens. Incredible. The USB-C charging cable that comes with the camera is pretty much junk. It's only like 3' long and pretty useless. I ordered a couple of 6' cables from Amazon, and they are very high quality. The Fast Charging is pretty fast. Example: My S-6 was down to 68% last week. I plugged in the charger and it told me the estimated time to reach full charge was 2 hours 59 minutes. Today, my A50 was down to 28% and it charged to full capacity in about 2 hours. Have not tested to see how long the battery will last. I'm not a big data user, mainly just Facebook and email. (Update: I charged it to full yesterday at about 1400 hrs. Today, at 1640 hrs, the phone is at 68% and that's with mild use.) It has a tear drop notch on the front screen to accommodate the front facing camera but thankfully it is not very obtrusive and allows for much smaller bezels around the phone. I have been having trouble getting the finger print scanner to work correctly. I'll keep playing around with it. I placed a screen protector on the phone so that might have something to do with it. I do have it set for Facial Recognition and that works well. I can only san approximately 75% before it shows me a message and I have to start over. I even removed the screen protector, to no avail. For this reason I awarded the fingerprint scanner 1 star. Overall, I'm pretty happy with my purchase. I'd have to say this was a well worth upgrade. IMPORTANT SCAM ALERT: I am now very disappointed. This is a copy of a portion of my Amazon invoice: Items Ordered Price 1 of: Samsung Galaxy A50 US Version Factory Unlocked Cell Phone with 64GB Memory, 6.4" Screen, Black, [SM-A505UZKNXAA] Sold by: Amazon.com Services LLC Condition: New Note it states Condition: New. Well after receiving my phone, I went to the Samsung web site to register my "new" phone. It asked me for the IMEI number. When I entered it, the web site advised me the product was already registered! I'm not an expert in these matters, and correct me if I'm wrong, but the only way a product can already be registered is if it was owned and registered by someone else, yes? So Amazon sold me a used/renewed product they listed as being New. Now I'm left wondering how this is going to effect my manufacturers warranty, if one even exists for this product????? Secondary Update I jumped the gun, and was a little unfair of my comments above. I spoke with John, an Amazon Customer Service Rep. After explaining this situation, he offered to either have me return the phone for a refund or he would send a replacement. I really like the phone so I opted for the replacement. He processed that before we even got out of chat and it will be here in a few days. He assured me the replacement will in fact be new, unused and unregistered, so I'm back to being a big fan of Amazon. Thanks John

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A good phone with caveats. Works great on Verizon.
*by W***N on December 3, 2019*

Despite a number of other reviews claiming this phone doesn't work on Verizon, I had zero issues. Just swapped the SIM over and it connected to both LTE and phone service. My guess is that the people that couldn't get it to work ordered from a third party and weren't actually getting the US version. I ordered direct from Amazon, and got the advertised phone. The screen is the primary reason I was interested in this phone. It's beautiful. My last phone had a normie LED screen, and always looked washed out and inconsistent. This phone has a great OLED screen. It's the least expensive big-brand phone I could find with a nice OLED screen. It does not disappoint. Colors are vibrant and beautiful, and it handles very bright images and very dark ones really well. My only disappointment with the screen came from the aspect ratio: streaming video doesn't fill it up, and you end up with black bars on both ends as a result. That's just a matter of design, and no fault of the screen itself. I felt it worth mentioning because I ordered this phone primarily to improve my streaming video experience. It did, qualitatively, but the extra screen real estate is just wasted on black bars at the end. To be fair, the narrower aspect ratio does make it a lot easier to use as a phone...which is what it's for. Performance is good. I'm not a power user. I mostly just use a phone to stream video, browse the web, communicate by text, listen to audio books/music, and maybe the occasional phone call. I'm not very demanding of a phone's CPU. I've only run into an issue with slight stutter browsing sites that had too many ads that were in the process of loading, but that'd likely happen on any phone. Everything fires up very rapidly and I have no issues navigating anything. The camera is good enough. It's better than my last phone, especially at taking shots in darker rooms. It does a solid job of making everything look well lit. It does have it's limits. This isn't a Pixel. When I picked it up, it cost $200 less than the Pixel 3a XL, so I didn't expect it to hang in every regard. I don't take a lot of pictures with my phone, so this wasn't a huge priority for me anyway. It does a good job with the simple stuff I do take pictures of, though, so I'm happy with it. Now, for the 100 ton elephant in the room: the fingerprint reader. It's not great. My last phone's fingerprint reader was located on the back, and it worked a lot better. My phone was unlocked before I'd removed it from my pocket because my index finger naturally found it's way to the reader. It was very organic. The location on this phone's fingerprint reader is really poorly thought out, and I suspect that's largely to blame for it's inconsistent performance. It's located where the phone's keyboard manifests, which makes it the dirtiest part of the screen. It sees the most finger traffic, so it accrues the most oils. That leads to some inconsistent readings. I did notice that if the reader won't recognize your print a few times, you can just wipe your finger over it to clear it, then try again. That usually does the trick, and isn't as disruptive. The issue seems to be false readings of print contours from buildup of dirt/oil over the reader. I've also taken to wiping the screen off here and there. That has significantly improved performance of the fingerprint reader. It's probably a good policy with any phone for accurate keyboard registration. I knew that in-screen fingerprint readers were a bad idea before I picked up a phone that had one, and I was right. It's more convenient when you've got your phone sitting next to or in front of you, certainly, but my phone's generally in my pocket. I grip the edges of it when I'm pulling it out, so in order to unlock it I have to move my thumb over to the keyboard after it's all the way out and level. It's clunky and inorganic to do one-handed, and will likely lead to some people dropping their phones. I do understand why it's appealing to some, especially if you work at a desk and keep your phone out and sitting on it. You can just touch the screen and it opens. For my normal use case it's just inconvenient. I'm hopeful that future phones will have both screen and back fingerprint readers to make unlocking under both use cases faster and easier, but I guess we'll see. Another issue I have with the reader is that it can only store three prints. You can't do both thumbs and both index fingers. I opted to do my left thumb and both index fingers because I keep my phone in my left pocket. That made it easy to open on a desk with either hand, or at least less clunky with the hand I pull the phone out with. I didn't bother with face recognition because I don't feel like something you can fool with a picture is smart enough to be considered security. All in all, I'm very happy with my purchase for the price. If this were a flagship with those issues on the fingerprint reader, I'd have returned it. However, the fingerprint reader problems are manageable with a little care, and this is a budget phone. I don't expect perfection. Ultimately, the solid performance and beautiful screen are worth it. I'd recommend this phone to anyone looking for something with a really great cost:performance ratio. This phone is great if you're not looking to drop a mortgage payment on a cell phone.

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