I really like the cell phone. It's cheap. It's really light. It's small. The battery lasts for a few days if you don't use it for much (whereas other smartphones I've used drain the battery in a day or two even if it's just on standby). It works well for calls.

Ordered this for my 12 year old son because he was starting secondary school ,he has Asperger's syndrome and it's both comforting for me and him to be able to stay in contact with each other to make sure he's doing ok.

I bought this for my husband and he said it was very easy to transfer all his contacts etc from his old phone onto this one.He really likes this phone

It is a good phone, I had to set the apps, it has good photo shot, but it always pick up wifi anywhere that is one, but I never like using that part. But is for replacement of my crashed phone

The phone was ￡15 which is not a bad price, however it doesn't store a lot of space so having a memory card is necessary. The phone can be quite slow however it works effectively.

Light weight

Extremely slow and unresponsive

One need only take a look at our Top 5 Entry-Level smartphones for 2015, to see that quality in the mobile device space is very easy to find. Indeed, many a manufacturer has proved capable of delivering solidly specced devices for very little moolah.

Solidly constructed; Well sized; Great price point

Very little onboard storage; Dull display; Slow processor

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Solid build quality; Admirable battery life; Simple UI tweaks makes Android better

Uninspiring aesthetic; Indistinguishable from other devices in its price range; Lacklustre performance

Having made do with a somewhat rather more basic mobile telephone that has lasted me for about the last four or five years, I felt that it was about time for me to get something that did a lot more than made texts and telephone calls.

Very good overall

May take a litte time to get used to

Alcatel's Pixi family of six Android phones gives us one of the smallest-screen new phones we've seen and one of the largest.

The new handsets run the range from a tiny, entry-level 3.5-inch phone to a 6-inch Android 6.0 whopper.