4.5'' Mini Phone 64GB Unlocked 4G Mobile Smartphone with 2000mAh Battery Compact Backup Mini Phone for Kids & Students Dual SIM Face ID Blue

Super cute and surprisingly functional! The size is perfect for a backup phone or just something lightweight to carry around. The screen is clear and responsive, and it works exactly as expected. Great value for the price—very happy with this purchase!

Super cute , the size of the palm of a woman’s hand. Great for babies/toddlers/children. Android based, does have SIM card availability, WiFi as well however, it’s challenging to connect the wifi service. Fully functional, quick to charge, battery life maintains 3-4 days with limited us as the phone shuts down when not used. I bout for my 9 month old so she would stop taking ours and she enjoys holding it/ putting in her mouth.. but feeling apart by swiping up and down.

The phone broke. I put the sms in and hook it up to my wifi it kept coming in and out of connecting and kept saying "due to wifi security cant connect" and it wont accept my sms card! Waste of money waste of my time! Dont buy this. Like I bought this and my phone broke and it was supost to be my security phone just in case something went wrong and I need to reach someone. How am I ment to do if something if something does happen!? Its the worse thing ever! Video below is it fully turned on and off its not like its restarting or just powered on its fully set up to!

I've been test-driving the 4.5" model for a few days now as an upgrade from my iPhone 12 Mini. Physicality: So far, I'm finding the form factor much more usable and friendly than the Mini, with the phone being far easier to hold and use one-handed. It is lighter weight, and my thumb can reach the far side of the screen easily, without stretching or contorting my hand at all. The build materials are obviously cheaper, and I do have concerns about the phone's longevity and the manufacturer's potential not to release a replacement at any point. Then again, Apply has certainly declined to replace the Mini with its own unfortunately large form factor. Ads: I have yet to identify which system service(s) are responsible for interjecting ads when opening apps - I had originally assumed this to be the launcher, but after replacing the launcher with my preferred option and still receiving the ad interruptions I have concluded it must be elsewhere in the phone's software. I intend to update or reply to this review if I successfully find the adware and remove it. Performance: As I have been test-driving the device at home, I have not yet switched my SIM over to it and attempted to see how it performs as a full phone. At home, it is significantly, noticeably slower than the already-slow iPhone 12 Mini. I found this to be worst, by far, in the first few days of use, as the phone multi-tasks with ongoing installations and downloads. After overcoming the initial setup, the performance is still discernably worse than the iPhone 12, but not so much so as to prevent most of my use of the phone. The one persistent performance issue has been the phone's inability to play back video smoothly. Scrolling TikTok, for example, results in horribly choppy videos with about one frame per two or three seconds. Allowing the phone time to download the video fully only sometimes seems to alleviate this. OS Experience: I personally significantly prefer Android to iOS, and while the extremely old version of Android available for the BLKE Air 4.5 (Android 10) is quite limiting, I've nonetheless found the user experience much more to my liking. Those who prefer iOS's walled-garden limitations against customizing things like launchers may find the change to Android much less positive. Conclusion: Currently, I'm inclined to say I expect to switch over to this as my main device, despite its limitations. The improvement in form factor is simply that good.

* Perfectly! Great Size & Works I'm really happy with this 4G mini phone! The 4.5-inch screen is the perfect size — not too small like the 3.0-inch and 4.0-inch phones I purchased before. Those were difficult to use, but this one feels just right in your hand and is much easier to navigate. It connects smoothly to Wi-Fi and supports 4G, so I can download apps without any issues. Everything runs well for a compact smartphone. If you're looking for a small but fully functional phone, this is a great choice. Highly recommend!

With a few tweaks, this has been a positive experience. I am actually considering ditching my big moto g phone for this. My needs are limited and this is a good way to prevent idle doom scrolling or other smart phone themed time eating activities. I can't handle a flip phone. Sure the size and Trek factors are OMG, but usability is WTF and trying to text is LOL. How fast does it go? Just barely enough to not piss you off.... Baaaarrely. First few days the battery goes real quick but it gets better after updates and things settle. It also charges incredibly quick, 2% per minute with a good charger. This hits the sweet spot for me perfectly. So what are those tweaks? There's some very annoying adware. I believe right now it's called Google Partner Setup, but that can change. Just disable anything not recognized until you find the pending app. Next, download a better launcher app from pay store or other. For those that didn't know the launcher in Android is the user interface, like Windows GUI. Ironically, the Microsoft Launcher is rock solid. Last, disable all animations and transitions under accessibility. This will unload the processor and memory a little and let it run a bit faster.

I picked up this 4.5" Mini Phone 64GB Unlocked 4G smartphone mainly out of curiosity, and it’s honestly a fun little device — but you need to know what you’re getting. First, the design is surprisingly nice. It looks very similar to an iPhone 17–style design, but it runs on Android OS. It’s tiny and lightweight, which makes it easy to carry around. It also comes with a clear phone case, which is a nice bonus. However, the included USB-C charging cable is very short, and there’s no charger brick included. One thing that disappointed me: although the phone has three camera lenses on the back, only one actually works. The other two are just dummy lenses for appearance. The working camera is very basic — you can take photos and videos, but there are no manual controls for shutter speed, ISO, or aperture. It’s strictly point-and-shoot. Because of the small 4.5" screen, typing can be challenging for adults. The keyboard layout appears very small, and entering passwords with adult-sized fingers takes patience. I can definitely see this being much better suited for kids or as a very basic secondary phone. It does come with Google Play, Facebook, and WhatsApp preinstalled, which makes setup easy. Overall, this feels like a novelty mini phone or a starter phone for children rather than a full-featured smartphone for adults. It works, but expectations should be realistic.

So cute! It arrived on the day before Easter! It’s so cute. A perfect gift for kids. It is quite easy to use: connected to WiFi right away, downloaded favorite apps, called grandma!