CatCalls Mini Phone 4G Unlocked 3.0'' Touch Screen Compact Mobile Phone for Kids & Students 2000mAh Battery Cell Phone with Dual SIM Quad Core Face ID//Bluetooth/GPS 3GB+32GB Memory (XS15-Blue)

This mini phone is so cute. It works really well, even though it's tiny. The screen looks great, and it's easy to use. Good value and quality.

This is a very cute, small phone and looks great. However, it stopped working within a day of use and wouldn't charge. Once the battery ran flat, the phone still wouldn't charge. Had to return, very disappointing.

The perfect mini phone, very easy to use, instant response, long lasting battery life, light weight and durable, many different functions, screen size is ideal, sound quality is great, reads my finger prints with ease, value for money.

I bought the CatCalls Mini Phone for my child as their first phone, and I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how much it offers in such a compact size. The 3.0" touch screen is just right for small hands—easy to use but not overwhelming. The build is solid and feels durable, which is a must for younger users. The 4G connectivity, dual SIM slots, and GPS make this a great option for keeping in touch and giving peace of mind when my child is out and about. The Face ID feature is surprisingly fast and secure, and I appreciate the extra level of safety. It even has Bluetooth, which allows them to use wireless headphones or transfer files easily. The 2000mAh battery lasts all day with moderate use, and the 3GB RAM with 32GB storage is plenty for basic apps, games, and photos. Plus, it’s unlocked, so we could use our preferred carrier with no issue. In short, this is an excellent little phone for kids or students—affordable, functional, and thoughtfully designed. Highly recommended!

Can’t seem to get it to work. Turns on and the apps work. But can’t receive or take calls. Tried a different phone to see if it was the sim but it works fine in other phone, so must be the phone

Best and compact gadget ever

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.

The battery is crap, it lasts 2 or 3 hours. Some of the pre-installed apps don’t work.