H6 Rugged Smartphone 2024, Ultrathin Mobile Phone Unlocked, Android 13, 8 + 256GB, Expandable to 512TB, IP68/69K Waterproof Phone with 3 Card Slots, 4G Dual SIM, NFC, GPS

I have seen over the time a lot of rugged smartphones and to my surprise I didn't even expect for this one to be so slim and lightweight but at the same time very durable considering that it has protection all over. I like the fact that it runs on Android 13 which indicates the fact that I don't have to update anything anytime soon and the combination of RAM memory plus internal storage which can be expanded for me is more than enough. Well definitely recommend to anyone is the activate virtual ram because the performance of the phone increases when it has all 16gb ram and based on the test that I have made so far, therefore performs really well and it is easy to swap in between apps, it has a crisp display which allows me to watch the videos properly and a decent sound quality(nothing major to mention about this). What really stands out when it comes to this phone is the build in quality and indeed it is lightweight, slim and at the same time very solid and I know this because it happened a couple of times to drop it and I didn't see anything major happening to it besides minor scuffs which were inevitable. What I would consider to be an advantage when it comes to this phone, would be to support 5G because this one only has 4G so the internet is not the fastest but personally this doesn't disturb me that much because I use this phone to make everything phone calls. The battery lasts for around one day because when I get back home in the evening I have to charge it but I have to mention that I am using it quite a lot during the day so overall I am satisfied with the performance of it. Overall this is a great fun with good performance and also as I have mentioned before, well built and lightweight.

Bought this to upgrade from my motto defy as it's advertised as durable with the 5000mh battery same as my old defy however real world use is I only get one day use it if this phone but with my defy I could get two days without charging. Also it's a little slow to react to fingerprint unlock over all quite disappointed *Update* dropped phone from a table landed glass side down and shattered never seen so many shards of glass come out of a screen before (and I have broken many screens) seems quite dangerous but I did receive an almost full refund (minus vat) so there is that.....

This is a nice, slim, rugged phone. The Android operating system takes a little bit of getting used to if you're an IOS user and persona;;y I'm finding it to be slightly slow, I think that may be down to the 8gb ram? The 256GB rom is a nice feature though, plenty of room for all of the pictures and video you'll take The screen is good quality although I personally find it slightly dull. The 50mp camera is fairly good, but isn't going to blow your socks off. The image quality is fine, but is a little on the cool side. It does have many pro settings though and a nice macro feature. The speakers are pretty naff, so you'll be wanting to use headphones if listening to anything or playing videos etc. The phone is simple to set up and the whole set up process can be completed in a few minutes. All of the Google apps needed updating (as expected) and 14 apps updated in less than a minute, so the wifi on it is certainly quick enough. Threw it in the air, dropped it on the floor, submerged it in water and it's all still working perfectly well so I'm looking forward to taking it on an outdoors holiday in a few months, safe in the knowledge it's likely to survive unscathed. The phone looks nice, and it has a lot of the modern features you'd want such as fingerprint scan, facial recognition etc. It also works as a phone!! :D Good stuff

I really wanted to like this phone. After a month or two of using it however, I have concluded that it's awful, with few redeeming features. What I wanted was a nice tough small phone that could be taken anywhere and that just worked; an otherwise normal Android phone, but for hiking or trips or travel, since most smartphones will break just by looking at a travel plan. This is still quite a brick of a phone that barely fits in most pockets or containers, and I can tolerate that design in that it is pretty bombproof, but it could be two-thirds the size and work effectively, and that's only the beginning of its problems. The OS software is just plain absymal. None of the functionality is normal for stock Android, and the custom UX is totally counter-intuitive. If you go looking for a setting to modify how Android behaves, like a normal user, this phone won't even have the setting. Not even in developer options. It is riddled with stupid sounds that can't be turned off. Nothing really explains why AGM felt the need to Fisher Price dumb down the user interface. There's no money to be saved in a budget phone by reducing the settings available. I'm not sure what target market this is aimed at, that will benefit from an OS that is made harder to navigate and harder to customise. The camera is pretty terrible as reviews did indicate (nearly all shots are grainy or blurry), but I didn't get it for taking pictures, and the overall responsiveness of the phone is slow, but it's a budget phone, this at least I can expect. Not really a travel phone, in my opinion.

This phone is not working. I need to return it. i could nt transfer data from my old phone and took it to a local IT Business in Bandon who informed me that there is a fault with the mother board. How do I go about returning?