CUBOT KingKong X Rugged Smartphone 5G- 32GB RAM+512GB ROM Cell Phones, 10200mAh Battery, 100MP Camera, 6.58" FHD+1.85" Dual Screen, IP68/IP69K Phone Unlocked, 5G Dual SIM Android 14 Phone, NFC/GPS/OTG

Love the phone had it for several months and it's worth my attention. The accessories are complimentary and works as stated (fast charging), the only draw back is the protector it need to be more solid, my phone dropped, it's doing good however I can see slight cracks, it's only noticeable when off or close up. My phone has alot of apps, and still have a ton of space left, this phone has no lagging issues with all these apps. People looking at the small screen, with live streams or music and time pieces, thinks it's a luxurious phone, the sound is nice, and batteries does last long, I got what I paid for, I'm anxious about it costing much less, the next time I get one!

I was told it worked well for the person whom I gifted this to

Advertise as is,nice and rugged already drop it a few times no proplems,plenty of battery power,only draw back it is not compatible to Verizon,where I live Verizon dominate are air waves,I lose reception with T-Mobile where I never did before.

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READ THIS REVIEW BEFORE PURCHASE. I purchased the king Kong X phone because it had everything I wanted in a phone. After transferring data from one phone to the other it kept giving me a message that there was no T-Mobile connection available. I went back to T-Mobile three times and was told it was a network problem. I spent 1.5 hours on the phone with customer assistance. The initial phone consultant couldn't figure out what the problem was. I went all the way to a engineer. We checked the SIM card numbers, and then the IMEI number that is on the box and on the phone. I plugged it into the T-Mobile site. The phone IMEI came back incompatible, incompatible. It was actually operating on 2G which is not compatible with the networks today. it is not a real 5G phone. I found a OUKITEL W 35 which was a suitable replacement for me. Before taking the phone out of the box I ran the IMEI number on T-Mobile's website and it was compatible. I then had to transfer the data from that phone which erased all my passwords to the new phone. After setting it up I can now make a phone call from my house. Don't go through what I went through, find a compatible phone and run the IMEI number in T-Mobile search box to verify that the phone is what it says it is before open the box making a purchase.