BLU G90 Pro | 2021 | 3-Day Battery | Unlocked | 6.5” Full HD+ Display | 128GB | 48 MP Quad Camera | US Version | US Warranty| Purple Haze

The Blu G90 Pro phone works very well and is a steal at the price. Here are (a) positives, (b) negatives and (c) differences between this and the newer G91 phone with similar specs.(a) Positives+ Lots of memory and storage+ Separate slots for 2 SIM cards and 1 SD card all simultaneously+ Android 10+ Very high-resolution display 1080x2340+ Long battery life+ Rapid charger (but see negatives also)(b) Negatives- The bulky case which no doubt cost them more and is a positive for many but it makes the phone heavier and bulkier than it already is- Rapid charger is not the standard Qualcomm rapid charger and is somewhat slower than the Qualcomm system (but faster than a standard charge). The adaptor says 9V output (only), which suggests that it is not an adaptive 9V/5V "intelligent" charger. If this is true, you probably don't want to use the charger on anything else even though it looks like a standard USB charger as it may burn it out.(c) Differences from G91They are more similar than different: Both have 2 SIM + 1 SD card slots, both have 128GB/4GB memory, both have 6.5" screen size and weight and thickness are very similar.The G90 has the following that the G91 does not:+ Rapid charging+ 1080p resolution (G91 has 720p but would be hard to notice the difference)+ Faster processor (I don't notice the difference but gamers might)+ Heavy duty black case vs. slimmer silicone case (supposed to be a positive though I prefer the silicone)Note that the Amazon listing for both G90 Pro and G91 say that they are "not compatible with new AT&T or Cricket activations," but it is not clear how true this is and what "new activation" means (is putting an existing SIM into a new phone a "new activation"?) All I know is that my existing account with AT&T worked just fine with my G90 Pro even though I had to replace the SIM card (I later ported my number to T-Mobile anyway, for unrelated reasons). The reason for this, which I tracked down, is that AT&T is phasing out their 3G network by 2022, so that they are no longer activating new service on phones that do not support Voice over 4G LTE (called VoLTE), which is how all voice will be carried on their network in the future. My G90 has a setting "Enhanced 4G LTE Mode (Recommended)" which I'm guessing is VoLTE. T-Mobile explicitly recognized the IMEI of the phone as being VoLTE-compatible but AT&T does not list any Blu phone in their "official" list of VoLTE-supported phones which, surprise surprise, focusses on phones that AT&T sells. So ... until we can get more clarity on this you may want to choose a GSM carrier other than AT&T or Cricket if you want to use Blu phones.

Context -- I'm old, crotchety, cheap, and don't take selfies.This is a fantastic phone and a fantastic value. Upon unboxing, I was struck at how nice it looks. It appears high end. Also, the extras in the box were a pleasant surprise. Now I always buy cheap, so maybe this is more standard than I know. First off, 3.5mm headphones. Hey, you have the jack, might as well. Then I noticed it came with a cheap, clear case. Yay! Free! I don't have to buy a case. Then I noticed it came with a screen protector! Hey! Don't have to buy one of those either! Too easy. $200 all-in for a phone, case, screen protector, and headphones.Set-up and transferring apps/info was easy peasy. Phone is quick, responsive, and I like the particular feel of this phone's haptic feedback. I was switching over to T-Mobile (U.S. customer) and was concerned that this phone does not support all T-Mobile 4G bands. T-Mobile 4G is covered on bands 2, 4, 5, 12, 66, 71. This phone does not support 66 and 71. 4 out of 6 is apparently good enough. I'm in a city and have yet to be without 4G LTE coverage. Also took a trip up and down the east coast this weekend and those missing bands didn't seem to be an issue at all.As for the phone's specs, it simply can't be beat at this price. I wanted a phone with lots of memory (128 gb, check), snappy performance (good chip and 4 gb ram, check), and decent battery life (4000 mAh battery when most phones in this price range have a 3000 mAh, so check). So far, it performs great. No issues, no hiccups, no slowdown.The biggest con of this phone is the lack of NFC, but I don't care. I also don't care about the gimmicky three camera set up, nor do I buy the marketing ploy that the three cameras can form a Voltron-style 96 mb camera. Next time, Blu, one camera (or two cameras at most if you just can't help yourself) and add NFC. I'd also like it to be waterproof but I mean, it's $200. I'd love if it printed money and gave me back massages, but at this price I'm all good.Ultimately it's a smart phone and it does what a smart phone is supposed to do without any issues. And I have never been able to say that about any other phone I've owned. You won't find a better phone at this price. You probably won't find a better phone for twice the price.

Uso dispositivos marca BLU desde el 2013, el BLU G90 Pro es el más reciente que he comprado y como todos los demás, ¡no me ha decepcionado!, la resolución de pantalla, sus cámaras, el sonido, su carga rápida e inalámbrica, la rapidez del procesador son algunos de sus puntos fuertes, lo único que no me terminó de convencer es el peso (¡215 gr!) y tampoco me gustó el protector de silicón negro, ¡siempre son transparentes y ahora es una carcasa tosca negra!, el color del celular es precioso y me parece un desperdicio cubrirlo con una carcasa súper tosca y de color negro; en general, me encantó el nuevo dispositivo de BLU.

Que no tiene sensor al movimiento, al momento que lo mueves no se ve la pantalla como la horaEs necesario tocar la tecla de bloque pero de ahí en fuera todo está bien