AGMM9 Rugged Basic Cell Phone, 4G Feature Phone, Simple Mobile Phones, Waterproof, Drop-Proof, Large Buttons, Large Font, Speed Dial, 3 Card Slots, FM Radio, w/Flashlight, 1000mAh, for T-Mobile Only

Exactly what I was looking for in a phone. Very simple with only the features you really need. Main features are call, text, a music player, and FM Radio. You don't need headphones for FM Radio to work, you can play it on speaker. There's also photos, videos, an alarm clock, a simple calculator and calendar, and a torch. The torch is very bright, I was very pleasantly surprised. This phone also has Bluetooth functionality. One interesting thing I noticed is that it has an outer shell for the battery compartment, as well as the outside of the phone. It's a very cool feature that I haven't seen before. Just be warned that the outer plate is very difficult to pry off, it almost feels like you might break it but it's very durable. The phone's build seems pretty high-quality and it is indeed rugged. I haven't dropped it so far, but from my short time using it, I do think it would survive and that the shell probably wouldn't take too much visible damage. The battery life is decent, not too bad. But I do feel like it loses that first bar pretty quickly even when not in use, so do keep that in mind.Something I did want to mention in case it helps somebody else is that you have to go in the files application to get the phone to properly recognize the SD card. You have to go into files, into the "MemoryCard" section on the right, and wait for the prompt where it asks you to format the SD card. Then select yes to get it to work. Formatting it on your computer will not work, the phone will not recognize the SD card if you do it this way. Took me forever to figure this out since it's not on the website or in any of the manuals. My only complaint is the lack of troubleshooting provided in the manual, this should be basic information.

AGM M6. I switched from my Nokia 1208 to AGM m6 before Tmobile's June '22 deadline about the 3g network. The external speaker for this phone is pretty awesome for the fm radio. It's like a home console as far as fidelity. But it doesn't do a thing for the phone function at all. I still have to put the phone to me ear to hear my caller. Actually it's inferior to the pin sized phone earpiece if I truely compare the two. Phone can only handle about 30 contacts wo added memory. I could put 400 in my 1208. But the thing that irks me the most is that right after I switched sims I began to get inundated with calls from teen boys who claim they are in Canada trying to get me to buy viagra. Like four, five times a day. They are so friq'uen relentless. I tried all sorts of tactics to get them to stop calling me. This all began in June right after I got the phone. It is still going on today. I down to about 3x's a week now. And quite honestly, the texting function is pretty obnoxious. It's doable, but nav'ing around this phone is a little tedisome. Lastly, re: TMobile .. I was on the phone with them on more than one occaision to find out from different sources if they would entertain this phone. I always got a go ahead from them. Nope! not in this part of New York. THIS PHONE DOES NOT DO TMOBILE! I would though, highly reccommend a phone from Sunbeam Wireless. Right here in the good ole USA's Michigan! Awesome minimalist phone. BasicOS, Nav, v to txt, and weather features for $3.50/month. ...ONE MORE TIME, AGM DOESN'T DO TMOBILE

We just literally opened this package about 5 minutes ago! So I have no words to say about it's longevity... But I am overjoyed to say that it works with mint a less expensive phone carrier than T-Mobile! However, I'm to understand that T-Mobile basically owns mint or sells part of their satellite cement. I don't really know. All I know is that I have a working cell phone for my teen son that doesn't have internet. He is pleased, and I'm pleased!The images are grainy and you can't zoom in or out. I had an idea of this before purchasing it, but if photographs matter, then this probably isn't the phone for you.If I find it to be a problematic phone, I'll come back and update. But as of now, the phone works, and is receiving texts and MMSs and phone calls. Very easy setup!I only took up one star due to the quality of the photographs. The only reason the picture of the dog is so big is because I photographed it by pushing my camera in to that screen, but the text on the dog hands was not really not readable on this phone. It would be nice to have the option to zoom in, but I guess that would make it a smartphone ;)I'm happy, and so is my son. Thank you for creating a phone that's good for families. :-)P.s. The flashlight is pretty bright, and we're pleased. :-)

Wow... I love this phone. It has excellent 4G LTE reception both outdoors and indoors. I use it with the Tello plan (T-Mobile network): unlimited minutes, unlimited texts and only 1GB of data. This phone does not require data, but it is necessary for sending and receiving MMS and RCS messages. Now about the phone: if I am not mistaken, the last time I used such a phone was in the late 90s - early 2000s. This is a very simple phone without Wi-Fi, GPS, Browser, Applications, only Bluetooth, Calendar, Clock and Calculator. From multimedia there is: FM Radio, Music, Video, Photos and a Voice recorder. That's it. The speaker is very loud. FM radio works without a 3.5 mm jack, through an external speaker, and does not work via Bluetooth. Both SIM card slots work fine (the second SIM card I use is Speedtalk Wireless, to be honest, I do not like this company). If you are looking for a very, very simple phone, then you have found it. I am keeping this phone.