What do you think of WalMart Smartphones?

[BLoCKANDLOADED ⭕⃤]

are they worth it?

[Armagon]

Are they just rebranded Chinese phones?

[Refurbished Cream Cheese]

"walmart"? lmao...

NOT safe. AVOID!

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Originally posted by Reg the Veg:

Are they just rebranded Chinese phones?

yes, by the look and feel of it. it looks like a fake phone that they sell in Asia, that's why its very cheap. ive seen one

[Daenoxiis]

I mostly just need my phone to be a phone.
I need it to text, take and send pictures, and a GPS is helpful.
Otherwise though, I really don't need a smart phone.

I never got into them like other people did.
And actually the majority of the reason why I need it to take and send pictures and be a GPS, is for business purposes.

The only other things I need my phone do to are not be stupidly expensive, and also last me a bare minimum of at least 2 or 3 years without breaking. --If this part isn't at least fulfilled, well then, okay yeah, I'm actually incentivized to buy cheaper phones on purpose given my use case for them.

I'm not gonna shell out like, $500+ for a phone, just for it to kick the bucket a year or two later.
That's stupid given my use case.

[R-S!N]

I wouldn't trust it.

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My dad bought one of their straight talk phones and had no problems with it the 3 years he had it.

[Stop Having Kids]

They're wonderful. I use them as burner phones when I want to play a prank on someone.

[WarHeRo]

Originally posted by Why?:

My dad bought one of their straight talk phones and had no problems with it the 3 years he had it.

3 years is too short to have a judgment imo. i used my personal phone for over 10 years now