Good enough phone for most uses. Has 32gb memory which copes ok, (I had 16gb before which is not enough really as basic apps and the phone need this and you soon run out of storage)

Bought to replace my wifes failing Samsung mobile (02s), I wondered how much of a phone I’d get for the not very much money. Remember that it cost well under 100. Overall the answer is – quite a lot actually. They say you get what you pay for. In this case I think you get a lot more.
Set up was easy and transfer of data etc from old phone was painless. The Doke version of Android 12 works fine – it’s just like normal Android. Comes with, for us, a fair bit of bloatware which we are in process of deleting but doesn’t affect the operation really. General setting up fortunately is mostly intuitive as the ‘Manual’ supplied is pretty useless.
Audio played through the speaker sounds a bit tinny but via my Bluetooth buds was quite acceptable.
Downsides – from experiments so far it doesn’t look as if ‘notifications’ from Facebook will appear in the home page header. You have to go on Facebook to see.
Doesn’t appear possible to open ‘widgets’ on the home page.
Charging. The blurb warns you not to leave it plugged into the charger when at 100% so I suspect there is no auto cut off built in. USB-C so right up to date unlike some cheap mobiles.
Not used for ‘games’ that require lots of processor power so can only say for general use it’s more than adequate. Screen image quality isn’t top of the range at 720 x 1600 but is acceptable for general viewing. It really only shows up as ‘average’ when streaming a movie for example.
Camera. 13mp rear camera take OK photos. Snaps really. Much better cams available – at very much higher prices! Front camera is fine for selfies etc.
Oh, by the way – it also makes phone calls. Lol.