Hisense Infinity F24 16GB GSM Unlocked 6", 2.5D Glass Display 4G LTE Android 7.0 (Nougat) Smartphone w/ 13MP Camera - Purple

My LG X Power was suffering from dead pixels that were driving me nuts. I didn't want to run out and spend $500 or more on a quick fix so I decided to go with the Hisense Infinity F24. I wanted something brand new and not refurbished so at my under $100 price point this was about the only thing that looked interesting. After all it was $79 so I figured it would get me by for at least 6 months or so until I had some direction on the next-big-thing phone to buy. Wow was I pleasantly surprised. The F24 is amazing: fast, sleek, fun. The phone is light, large-screened and even has a finger sensor. I am not a gamer as mostly I use a phone for calls, texting, emails and the Internet so hey this works for me. As some reviewers have mentioned, the screen is not curved, the instruction book comes in Spanish (can easily find the English version online) and the phone starts with an AT&T logo (I have Cricket anyway which uses AT&T). But really those flaws are minor. My only gripe is that there are few aftermarket vendors. Unless you order from China there are no cases or protective screens available so I am going to have to get creative for that--off to the Dollar Store. Yea the technology is a bit dated but absolutely no regrets. I will probably keep this phone way beyond 6 months and my next phone might be a Hisense, too.***A couple of updates: A Samsung S9+ screen protector will fit on the Hisense F24. After comparing the size specs, I bought a nice one from ArmorSuit on Amazon. For those of you who use G Pay, this phone is not for you as it does not have NFC ability. Maybe this screen does have a slight curve to it. Finally, still quite happy with the purchase.

Seemed to be a decent phone out of the box; HOWEVER, four weeks later the wi-fi stopped working. Contacted the seller, BREED, and they failed to provide any help. If your phone works, it's a decent budget phone. If your phone doesn't work, you are out of luck in getting the seller to honor any warranty or return policy. Buy AT RISK!

Excellent,best budget phone I have ever purchased.Remembef, it's a 80 buck phone not a top of the line Sammy or iPhone but it's probably the best bang for the buck phone out there.I have been using mine for 5 trouble free days with T-MOBILE and like it a lot.

This phone works really well, better than the Sony phone I had that cost more. Camera is really good, fingerprint scanner works well, nice size screen as well. It's pretty much a budget Samsung Galaxy S8.

Phone would not function with T Mobile SIM card and had to be returned.

I am not a super techy person, and don't really care about brand names. My last phone was an Android stylo that cost me over 200 at the time, and this phone runs pretty comparable to the stylo. Plus the camera is actually better!

In the context of an $80 smartphone with 3 months of service, this is a really great bang for your buck. I dealt with using my non-serviced iPhone as a pseudo iTouch for well over a year as my main device to save money. Since you effectively have no rights in the US without an address and phone number tied to your name, I needed to get a phone. However I didn't value one or use one enough to justify spending a lot.All I needed was a device to store/play my mp3's, make calls, make texts, and search the internet or maps once in a while. This does that just fine. I don't really care about social media or games that much on the go. I prefer to use my PC for entertainment and work. I got a 64gb memory card to store my music and actually found a decent music playing app pretty close to Apple's. The ability to use YouTube or Facebook away from home is a nice bonus I've forgotten that I missed. I like the layout of the OS and the physical layout of the phone. It is a little bit big but not terrible. The camera quality is fine for personal use but probably not as strong as advertised. I gave this 4 stars because it did what I needed, but did nothing exceeding my expectations.For $80 I knew I was going to get a product notably less nice than an iPhone. For someone obsessive like me, all the little things that were well formatted and clean make a big difference when making comparisons. For the rated RAM and processor with the Hisense, I would've like to see a little bit more clean transitions. Once in a while some simple menus or switching between apps will lag. I've noticed this with other Androids. Loading streams or videos sometimes takes a bit, but will eventually load and play. I didn't expect this phone to handle large videos or games very well, but I would've like to see some optimization for simple tasks since that's mostly what I use it for.

I really enjoy this phone. The best best aspects of the phone are it's lightweight build and very good 720p screen. After updating to latest firmware the phone runs smooth. Use a ram management app to keep things running smooth. Instagram pictures look detailed and colorful. The camera is probably the best quality you can find for a phone under $80. Bluetooth sound quality is solid. Finger print sensor is more accurate than my umidigi f1 play. I really enjoy having a finger print sensor on a budget device. I still don't know how Hisense made such a quality product for so cheap. I am an Android phone collector. I am now using this with my more high powered phones on the go. The combo of lightness, good screen, finger print sensor, speaker sound quality is very appealing. I use this phone as my car phone for music and mobile storage. Good battery life and charges at 2.0 amps. 2.0 charger in box. I will connect my 3 months of free mint mobile soon. Great value for the 3 months of mint mobile and a solid Android phone. I prefer Mint Mobile prepaid and ease of setup over other carriers. The Hisense f24 is an enjoyable phone.